Praying for Grace
by M. Lauryl Lewis
Series: Grace #5
Publication date: September 19th 2014
Category: Adult
Genre: Horror, Zombies
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Trying to survive in a land ruled by the dead, Zoe finds herself more alone than ever after the death of her lover. Time goes by and life becomes even more intolerable. Never sure of who she can trust, and her ability to sense the dead drastically altered, she is forced to face some major realities as what remains of the group of survivors moves to higher ground.
Book 5 of the Grace Series. Intended for mature audiences only.
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~About the Author~
Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, M. Lauryl now resides there with her husband and three young sons. She retired from her career as a registered nurse in 2013 to focus on writing full time. She has been a fan of the horror genre since she was a very young child. It began in the basement of her family home, where she would sneak horror movies in the middle of the night. Movies quickly turned to books and hours of reading. Now an adult, her cravings for “more” led her to write her own tales of terror. M. Lauryl’s all time favorite creature that goes bump in the night is the zombie.
The author takes an unconventional approach to weaving apocalyptic tales. She tells them as she believes they might realistically play out. That includes flawed characters who make some poor decisions, which human instincts may (or may not) kick in, and limited character knowledge about the cause of the apocalypse which in turn leads to limited reader knowledge. She strives to place readers deep within the world of the characters, from smells to tastes to sights to emotions.
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