The Twelve Dancing, Zombie-Kiling Princesses is a fast, fun
read that's a futuristic take on one of my favorite Grimm fairy tales,
The Twelve Dancing Princesses. If you're not familiar with this
particular Grimm story, you can check it out here. But while the original version contained no zombies, I wanted to give it a modern twist.
I had thought of subbing the novella around, but after finding this image, it was too perfect to pass on.
The Twelve Dancing Zombie-Killing Princesses is available at Amazon and Smashwords.
Here's the blurb:
I had thought of subbing the novella around, but after finding this image, it was too perfect to pass on.
The Twelve Dancing Zombie-Killing Princesses is available at Amazon and Smashwords.
Here's the blurb:
Meilin’s never believed in fairy tales. Happy ever afters might have
happened in the old days – before zombies. But this is 2089, and the zombies
beyond City are nothing like the ones your parents warned you about.
When their father promises riches to the one who can rid their city of
zombies, the twelve King sisters rush to develop a solution that won’t bankrupt
Dad.
The war overseas left Will disillusioned, but fighting zombies at home
is a cause he can embrace. Meilin’s another. Tough but sweet, she might make
him believe in life again, and maybe even love, if she doesn’t kick his ass
first.
7 comments:
Hi Susan
This made me laugh. It's sounds like a blast. I haven't read the original fairy tale so I'll have to check that out. Oh boy do I love Grimm. The wolf character is wonderful.
Nancy
Such a fun genre, and Cate you amaze with your talent! Congrat's
Thanks NR. I couldn't wait for the new season to start, and it didn't disappoint!
Thanks so much for the kind words, Yolanda. Much appreciated!
Sounds like a really fun read!
Thanks Dana! It was a lot of fun to write.
Good for you, Cate! I have a picture book version of the 12 Dancing Princesses beautifully illustrated by Ruth Sanderson. I have to say this cover looks totally different from hers. :-)
Ha, I'm sure Laurie. :) My story's a *little* more high tech.
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