The Emissary: Arrival: Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse

by K A Jordan

Overview

Bethany McLeod is the Emissary, bringing together the scattered remnants of humanity, in an alliance to save the human race. Armed with bows and mounted on Spanish mustangs the McLeod sisters will prove that all women are not helpless zombie bait. Beth, with her sisters Alexis, Dani, and Julie made the dangerous journey to Fort Chatten, Kentucky because the struggling Davidson Clan asked for help. They've arrived at Fort Chatten - to find just how dysfunctional the Davidson Clan is: Their defenses are unfinished, livestock runs loose, there are no crops planted, and their leader has fallen ill. Alexis McLeod plans to help her childhood crush Tyler Davidson get Fort Chatten on track, but the other Davidsons resist Alexis at every turn. Beth, Dani and Julie do their best to help Alexis prove herself, but time is short. In a few days Beth must take Dani and Julie back home, along with two men who can barely sit on a horse. What can they accomplish in such a short time?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781500728380
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	10/30/2015
Series:	Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse , #2
Pages:	166
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.38(d)

About the Author

K. A. Jordan writes and blogs from 'Jordan's Croft,' the small farm where she lives with her husband, three horses, three alpacas, three dogs, three cats and an ever changing number of chickens, ducks and geese.

She holds a degree in Applied Science, rides Quarter horses and can often be found on the back of her husband's Suzuki M109 motorcycle.

Her debut novel "Let's Do Lunch," set in Elizabethtown Kentucky, was published to the Kindle Store in 2010. Starting in December 2011, it hit the Amazon UK Bestseller's List where it spent 10 weeks, peaking at number eight for 10 days. She followed with 'Swallow the Moon' a Paranormal Romance set in her old home town of Ashtabula Ohio.

Her series 'Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse' was inspired by her horses, who have been known to chase and 'kill' remote controlled vehicles that invade their territory

She says of her writing: "There are no 'ripped bodices' in my fiction, but you will find strong women, alpha mares, charming criminals, wounded heroes and mad artists."