What To Wear To The Revolution
Three women find each other in a world lost to war. In times of crisis, it is natural to believe in miracles. To believe in each other is revolutionary.

Taking a few steps into the future, Melody Curtiss shares her *Zombie Apocalypse, a perfect storm of economic collapse, global warfare and natural.

*Spoiler Alert: There are no zombies in this book, only strong women.
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What To Wear To The Revolution
Three women find each other in a world lost to war. In times of crisis, it is natural to believe in miracles. To believe in each other is revolutionary.

Taking a few steps into the future, Melody Curtiss shares her *Zombie Apocalypse, a perfect storm of economic collapse, global warfare and natural.

*Spoiler Alert: There are no zombies in this book, only strong women.
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What To Wear To The Revolution

What To Wear To The Revolution

by Melody Curtiss
What To Wear To The Revolution

What To Wear To The Revolution

by Melody Curtiss

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Overview

Three women find each other in a world lost to war. In times of crisis, it is natural to believe in miracles. To believe in each other is revolutionary.

Taking a few steps into the future, Melody Curtiss shares her *Zombie Apocalypse, a perfect storm of economic collapse, global warfare and natural.

*Spoiler Alert: There are no zombies in this book, only strong women.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150075245
Publisher: SarahRose Publishing
Publication date: 12/04/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 533 KB

About the Author

Melody Curtiss is a civil rights advocate, an attorney and an author. She hides out in the forest by the sea along the US coast in the Pacific Northwest, taking occassional pot shots at politicians, government, and corporate corruption and railing against the injustice she sees in the world. At different times in her life she made her living as a theatrical costumer, a lobbyist, a trial attorney and a broadcast professional, and also served as a private in the USMC after a year of protesting against the war. She's crazy enough to think this all makes perfect sense.
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