ReviewLong, a prolific horror author, writes with graphic glee - repulsive details and way off-color jokes abound. If this were a movie, it would be rated R for revolting but it's revolting in a cheerful kind of way. Barbara McMichael --Tacoma News TribuneZombie Wilson is the most fun you'll ever have with a corpse in a coconut bra ... and that's saying something. Trish Martin - horrornews.net--Horror News On the whole, I'd call this one a triumph. It's quirky, fast paced, and good to the last withered drop. Scott A. Johnson - dreadcentral.com --Dread Central A dog-rough zomedy that'll have you laughing your (undead) ass off from start to finish. Daniel Defoe fans beware! Author of Flu --Wayne Simmons I fell in love with the story, so the five stars were well earned. I highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for something a little bit different to add to their zombie repertoire.--Tonia Brown - author of Lucky Stiff Product DescriptionIt should have been the perfect vacation. A beautiful island without a soul in sight. Blue sea so clear I can see the reef. Palm trees swaying in the wind, and a girl with barely a scrap of clothing on. There is only one problem. She is a zombie and she wants to eat me. That's right. My only companion is a creature with a hunger for human flesh. I should bash in her brains and toss her in the ocean but I don't have a volleyball to talk to. All I have is this diary and my own Zombie-Wilson.

When the dead rise, Ex-Special Forces soldier Erik Tragger flees to the mountains to wait out the end of the world. Cut off from civilization for months, he returns to find cities ruined and ruled by the walking dead. Tragger reluctantly joins a group of survivors with a plan: flee to Portland where humanity is carving out a stronghold. But along the way they face opposition at every turn—the dead, rogue military forces, looters... and a new enemy more dangerous than any they have yet encountered. Among the stumbling, mindless zombies walk the ghouls. The ghouls are living dead creatures that not only strategize and plan, but also possess the ability to guide their shambling brothers. With weapons and supplies dwindling, Erik and his companions will faceoff against millions of the dead who have but one goal: complete eradication of the last of the living. "Ups the ante on the traditional zombie novel…"--Patrick D'Orazio, author of Comes the Dark"Definitely a writer to watch…"--HorrorNews.net "Clever, engaging and above all terrifying…"--David Dunwoody, author of Empire and Empire's End"You’ll walk away satisfied and craving more."--Jonathan Moon, author of Heinous