Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse

by K. A. Jordan
(Vine Grove, Kentucky)

I've written a series of books about the Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse. These are not gory stories, they are Girl Power stories.

The ebook, The Emissary - Journey, Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse Book 1 is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Apple iTunes. Currently the ebook is free on Barnes and Nobel, and iTunes. It is currently $0.99 at Amazon. Book two in the series is available at Barnes and Noble and Apple iTunes for pre-order.

What follows is from the back of the book:

Not all women are helpless Zombie-bait. The daughters of Ken McLeod certainly aren't. Armed with bows and mounted on Spanish mustangs these girls ride like Huns, sweeping across the world in ruins. Bethany McLeod is the Emissary, bringing together the scattered remnants of humanity, in an alliance that might just save the human race.

Three years after the Zombie Apocalypse, a handful of settlements communicate by ham radio. When the Davidson clan asked for help, clan McLeod answers. Bethany McLeod must take her sisters Alexis, Dani and Julie on the dangerous journey to Fort Chatten, Kentucky to form an alliance with the Davidson clan.

Alexis McLeod is a healer, eager to prove herself. Led by Bethany, the four sisters risk their lives to help the struggling Davidson clan.

Armed to the teeth, the sisters are light cavalry, quiet enough to avoid the walking dead and fast enough to outrun them. Militia, marauders and mad-men abound, the dead walk the land, eating everything in their path.

Can four women and six horses make the hundred-mile journey to Fort Chatten?

This story is suitable for all ages.