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    Zac Zombie: Slayer of the undead
    Zac Zombie: Slayer of the undead
    Zac Zombie: Slayer of the undead
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    Zac Zombie: Slayer of the undead

    By Eduard Joseph

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    My name is Zac Williams. I am a nerd who love zombie movies... That is until the day I learnt that zombies were real and that I was the chosen one to fight them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEduard Joseph
    Release dateNov 4, 2013
    ISBN9781311897657
    Zac Zombie: Slayer of the undead
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    Eduard Joseph

    Eduard Joseph lives in Cape Town South Africa and has been writing since a young age. His first book "Freaks want love too" was rejected by numerous publishers in 2005.In 2013 he decided to go the self-publishing route and his first novel hit online stores. It was a success on Amazon.com until it was removed by the author due to royalty issues.Eduard Joseph loves writing what's in his heart, and thus writes about anything from romance, comedy, horror and suspense.His latest novella, The Mandela Effect, tells the story about Stephen who unravels the biggest secret in human history and the truth behind false memories in a thrilling mystery setting.

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