The Emissary: Homeward: Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse, #3

By K. A. Jordan

The daughters of Clan McLeod are armed with bows and mounted on Spanish mustangs. Riding like the Huns of old, they sweep across the world in ruins.

Bethany McLeod, her younger sisters Dani and Julie are homeward bound for Dunvegan castle. To cement the shaky alliance between the McLeod and Davidson clans, they're bringing former soldiers Zack Hetzier and Hector Sanchez back to Dunvegan for training.

However, Sanchez has infected wounds, a storm is coming, and the only shelter is a storage yard claimed by a band of starving refugees. While the women in the camp might welcome them, the men might kill them and eat their horses.

Since the area is heavily invested with muerto, Bethany bargains for shelter. She puts her trust in her sisters and the horses to keep watch during the stormy night.

Can she strike up an alliance with the refugees, assuring mutual survival for everyone? What if Sanchez can't ride the next morning? What will happen if they don't get home in time?

Beth must make a series of decisions that will change her life forever, and this is just the first day of their journey home. Will they make it home?

This story is suitable for all ages.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Icy Road Publishing
• Release date: May 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524266554

K. A. Jordan

K. A. Jordan was a refugee from the Rust Belt who escaped to the Blue Grass Kentucky in 1992. She writes and blogs from 'Jordan's Croft' a small farm where she lives with her husband, three horses, three dogs and a herd of alpacas. She says of her writing: "There are no 'ripped bodices' in my novels, but you will find charming criminals, wounded heroes, mad artists and the occasional haunted motorcycle." Her debute novel "Let's Do Lunch" spent 10 weeks on the Amazon UK Romantic Suspence Best Sellers list, peaking at #3, in December 2011. She followed that success with "Swallow the Moon" and "Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse."  She holds a degree in Applied Science, spins her own yarn, gardens and can often be found on the back of her husband's Suzuki M109 motorcycle.