Valley of the Dead

Gay Pride weekend this year was bound to go down in history because of the nation's advances in equality. Across California's Silicon Valley, couples gathered for numerous weddings, and people showed their pride at a downtown park. Even the usual religious protesters failed to ruin the celebration. Unfortunately, history would not remember this as the day of celebrating equality but as the day the zombies overran the world. Revelry quickly turned to chaos as the crowds fought for their lives. Yvonne Martin just wanted to relax at home this year, but a frantic call from her best friend set her on a terrifying mission to save him. Along the way, they are thrown together with Captain Jacqueline Rhodes and her partner, the last surviving officers of the police force. Together with some of their neighbors, they must make their escape from this Valley of the Dead.

About the Author

Award winning author, Crystal M. Romero, no relation to George A. Romero, writes Lesbian Speculative Fiction (aka: Horror). A graduate of San Jose State University, her first novel, The Veil of Sorrow, printed under the name Crystal Michallet-Romero was a Masters' final project for a Gothic Literature class in which she was enrolled. It went on to win a Golden Crown Literary Society Award for Speculative Fiction and was nominated for a Gaylatic Spectrum Award. Crystal fell in love with the zombie genre at a young age. She enjoys both film and television shows depicting post-zombie-apocalypse worlds. Despite this, Valley of the Dead is her first foray into the zombie genre. When not writing, Crystal enjoys relaxing with a good book, especially mysteries, thrillers, horror, dystopic, and post-apocalyptic novels. Crystal grew up in the heartland of Northern California. However, after living in the Silicon Valley for many years, she considers the high tech area her home.

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