books about: undead     books:       Dragon Dice Kicker Pack 3: Undead: Monsters from Beyond the Grave! (Dragon Dice)4 reviews Lester Smith Wizards of the Coast, 1996 The Best Yet! I think the Undead are the best dice made.No missile and little manuver make them the best hand-to-hand fighters!             The Undead2 reviews Roxanne Longstreet Zebra, 1993 One of the best books I've ever read Roxanne includes humor in this chilling tale of vampires, love, and hate. She ranks up there with my favorite author, L J Smith. The only flaw in this book is that it dosn't have a sequal.             The Undead: Skin and Bones (Zombie Anthology)6 reviews David Dunwoody, Eric Shapiro, ... Permuted Press, 2007 Permuted Press has done it again I loved the first Undead collection so when Permuted Press released Skin and Bones the second edition in the Undead Anthology I know it was going to be another great collection. Permuted Press has once again delivered the goods. Skin and Bones is loaded with stories that will satisfy even the most picky Zombie fan. Some of the biggest names in the Zombie genre come together once again and deliver ...             The Complete Monstrous Undead Compendium: Detailed Rules for Monstrous Undead PCs and Npcs! (Green Races D20 ...1 review Fast Forward, 2003 A Book of Spanners For d20 Players' Wheels I wish I had this book when I first started DMing players. The book explains (in detail) motives and twists for undead of different types. I found this to be the most enjoyable and useful (for me)part of the book. DMs may find it useful for the templates which can be applied to nearly any character to produce an individual speciman of the covered types of undead. The book even covers how to ...             The Undead: Headshot Quartet (Four Zombie Novellas)4 reviews D.L. Snell, John Sunseri, ... Permuted Press, 2008 Four for fighting The latest installment of the Undead anthologies consists of four novellas that take us in four new directions for loads of zombie fun. While each story is unique, at least three of them have anywhere from a scent to a full blown flavor of HP Lovecraft. I loved reading Lovecraft years ago and Million Dollar Money Shot in particular ties in well with the whole Lovecraftian Mythos. I felt that ...             Almost Undead1 review Renana Unger Hannahs PublishAmerica, 2007 screamingly witty and fun! I couldn't put this down! Funny, witty, incredible characters and dialogue. You have to read this!!!             The Eye of the Undead: The Hidden Channel (An Adventure Series in Time)1 review Deborah Solice Authorhouse, 2004 why this book is so good this book is the best book i have read in a couple of years. ilove it. it is so exiting, and it is a great chirldens book.             Night of the Harvest Moon: Vampyre: A Tale Of The Living And The Undead3 reviews Everett L. Winrow AuthorHouse, 2003 Suspense In The Tradition Of Classic Vampire Tales This is a captivating gothic thriller! The author combines the richness of history, art, religion, and folklore to create an alluring tale of mystery and intrigue in the world of vampires. The author's careful yet colorful use of description and detail make you feel that you are a part of the story itself. In addition, there are exciting twists and turns in the story that hold your attention ...             Undead TV: Essays on Buffy the Vampire Slayer2 reviews Duke University Press, 2007 One of the best academic anthologies on BUFFY I'd like to preface my review with a comment about the changing nature of academic writing about television. Until very recently -- probably the 1990s, certainly no earlier than the 1980s -- virtually all academic writing about television concerned the medium rather than individual series and shows. To the extent that individual shows were written about, academics seemed more concerned about ...             Adam's Undead1 review Michael Taylor Xlibris Corporation, 2003 Adam's Undead Adams Undead is absolutely one of the most believable vampire stories written! The scientific data used to tell the tale of the vampires in this book is very persuasive. I can't wait to read the next book to find out what happens next!             Vampires: Encounters With the Undead1 review Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, 2001 the only thing missing is the rest of dracula... i recommend this book highly to anyone who has an interest in vampires. not only does it contain stories from classic gothic styling to present, the side bars provide very interesting information about vampires in general and the background of the stories and authors. this is like getting a well resarched "the vampire book" and a compilation of the greatest vampire stories ever written. aslo ...             The Goodbye Days: A Tale Of The Living And The Undead1 review Ricardo M. Fleshman AuthorHouse, 2003 Awesome! Spookier than the first book! If you are into dark and weird stories, then this is the book for you. Fleshman has definitely grown since the first book and this is a must read for anyone inot dark, mental horror. These stories will definitely stay with you!             The Vampire Genevieve: Drachenfels, Genevieve Undead, Beasts in Velvet, Silver Nails (Warhammer)1 review Jack (Kim Newman) Yeovil Black Library, 2005 Defies expectations, very funny, very clever The editorial description implies you'll be getting a typical fantasy novel but don't believe it for a second. Genevieve is filled with pop culture references, clever twists and mercifully devoid of fantasy cliches. The first novel in the collection Drachenfels opens with a group of mismatched heroes heading for the evil wizard's tower (YAWN) however they are messily killed in the first few ...             The Grateful Undead1 review Leslie O'Grady Larcom Press, 2002 Fresh, Witty, and Oh-So-Human Wanda Miranda LaFortuna For those of you who enjoy Janet Evanovich's spunky heroine Stephanie Plum, get ready for an equally spirited amateur sleuth. Wanda Miranda LaFortuna is one determined young woman. Hollywood may not have recognize her talent, but fortunately, private detective James Wingfield does. Wanda is one of those oh-so-likeable characters who wants desperately to be someone, to do something that ...             Necrologue: The Diva Book of the Dead and the Undead1 review Helen Sandler Diva Books, 2003 on Necrologue An excellent compilation -- I wholeheartedly reccommend it, especially for those of a darker bent.             Memoirs of a Lich, Book I: War (Memoirs of a Lich)1 review, 2008 Outstanding Herron writes an enthralling story. It captures the reader and does not let go even after the book is done. I read this book twice in a row I loved it that much. I could not get enough. I am dieing for the next book.             The Society/The Deceived/The Spell/The Haunting/The Guardian/The Encounter/The Curse/The Undead/The ...1 review Bill Myers Tyndale Kids, 1990 The Best Christian Teen Series Ever! Author's note: As I write this series, I have two equal and opposing concerns. First, I don't want the reader to be too frightened of the devil. Compared to Jesus Christ, Satan is a wimp. The two aren't even in the same league. Although the supernatural evil in these books is based on a certain amount of fact, it's important to understand the awesome protection Jesus Christ offers to all those ...             Lisey's DEATH DREAMS1 review Chris Robertson Lulu.com, 2006 Many Midnights Mr. Robertson weaves a unique and often frightening collection of fiction that places complex and interesting characters in realistic settings. "The Gatherer" taps into the fear of the unknown while "Unearthed" (the best tale in the book)paints a disturbing scenario that will stick in your mind long after you finish reading it. All in all, an excellant group of tales that will keep you up at ...             Undead on Arrival1 review Nick Smith Luath Press Limited, 2007 A labor of love. The author says this book is unique. The author's dad says it's weird. Maybe it's both - you be the judge.             The Lazarus syndrome: Burial alive and other horrors of the undead1 review Rodney Davies Barnes & Noble, 1998 Awsome Book This book is awsome. I have owned it for several years and I read it often. It gives you details about how over time people learned more about death and how checking for death has evolved over the years. Its amazing what used to determine if a person was dead or not. Even if this topic creeps you out, this book has a lot of information that is interesting. 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