To celebrate Mother’s Day, Andy Zach, the ostensible writer of this blog (when his characters don’t take over), is offering Diane Newby’s book, My Undead Mother-in-law, for 33% off its normal Kindle price.
Greetings, faithful blog followers! And you are the faithful who have stuck with me through my two-week hiatus. Before I get to my Andy Zach Reviews, let me explain my absence: I’ve been busy promoting other authors on my Facebook page:
So that’s where I’ve been and what I’ve been doing. Now, about those reviews.
Andy Zach Reviews – Reviews For My Undead Mother-in-law
This is the kind of mother-in-law we all need–one who can take over a flock of zombie turkeys by tearing the lead turkey into bite-sized pieces. This is just as good as “Zombie Turkeys,” folks! Andy Zack is an amazing author! Hope he writes another story soon!
Andy Zach Reviews: Reviews by Andy Part 1
I reviewed Creating Memories by Jacqueline Gillam Fairchild. (Click here)
Take three lonely elderly ladies, add a ditzy young woman from a New York advertising firm, and a Californian race car driver, mix in some magic and put them all in a remote, Midwestern town. POW! Romantic, funny entertainment for everyone.
I categorize this book as romantic, comedic fantasy because it has a little magic from Scotland. There are several laugh-out-loud scenes in here, as well as funny one-liners.
Beach reading? Yes! Fun read on a snowy night? Yes!. The novel goes down fast and easy, like a slice of rum cake.
Andy Zach Reviews: Reviews by Andy Part 2
I also reviewed volume 2 of this romantic fantasy trilogy:
You will enjoy more romantic comedy in ‘Grand Memories’! The three elderly, magical, aunties, Clara, Bertie, and Blanchie go to the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island for a mystery dinner theater set in the 1920s. They can’t resist helping and interfering in the life of Coco, Blanchie’s granddaughter. The aunties get her away from her sweatshop job in Los Angeles and give her a complete wardrobe of haute couture, 20s style. They fly her to the Grand Hotel and she dazzles everyone–especially a certain attractive young man.
But the course of true love never runs smooth. An attempted murder during the mystery play leads to a mystery within the mystery. The Aunties’ magic goes astray. People do the unexpected. And you laugh through the whole thing.
If you like your romance mixed with magic and laughter, this is the book for you!
Andy Zach Reviews: Two More For My Undead Mother-in-law
I am a huge zombie fan, I had thought the genre had worked itself out for a while and then I read this book. I think I have been scarred for life! I foresee months if not years of counseling in my future.
Not everyone is going to like every book, you know what that’s all right. Maybe they don’t understand the book. If you want to envision hordes of undead animals attacking the evil… sorry I don’t do spoilers. Think of a slightly sardonic look on life and you will be getting close.
While reading this book I was reminded of a visionary work of Cinema, “Polterygiest: Night of the Chicken Dead” a great movie by Troma Entertainment. Do yourself a favor check out this book.
Who hasn’t had mother in law issues? Well, what if your mother in law was a zombie?
And yet our hero is a zombie avenging evil with her zombie turkeys, bulls, and corgis–all under her command.
Hilarious and heart warming at the same time. The perfect wedding shower gift for the new bride. Curl up with Andy Zach’s laugh out loud yet poignant newest novel and leave your troubles behind.
I guarantee you’ll be amerced! This should be on the big screen! And if you haven’t read his debut novel Zombie Turkeys, well, what are you waiting for? Don’t bring cranberry sauce this thanksgiving dinner, bring Zombie Turkeys! They’ll fight over it! Can’t wait for Andy’s next adventure!
Jacqueline Gillam Fairchild–author Estate of Mind, The Scrap Book Trilogy
That’s it for now! See you soon–not two weeks this time!
Several people asked me what inspired me to write these books. For Zombie Turkeys I said simply, “We fried a turkey and ate it. Around the dinner table someone said, ‘What if the turkey came back to life?’ ‘A zombie turkey!'”
“That thought thrilled me. What if turkeys came back to life as zombies? What a perfect way to satirize the whole zombie genre! So I wrote Zombie Turkeys in November 2015 for NaNoMo, national novel in November month. Click to find out more.”
What about My Undead Mother-in-law? And how do we get free books?
Wouldn’t you like to know! Where Zombie Turkeys focuses on zombie turkeys, in My Undead Mother-in-law I ask and answer the eternal question, “What should I do if my in-laws are zombies?”
Let’s start with the famous undead mother-in-law herself, Diane Newby.
Diane Newby, hosting her children for dinner.
Here’s Diane’s description from My Undead Mother-in-law:
“You know I love your mother. But your mother’s a zombie. Who wants to see one zombie, let alone four of them?”
“Now that’s not fair. Mom and Dad have adjusted to their zombiism very well. Mom still volunteers at church and bakes cookies and pies for the bake sales.”
Diane greeted us at the door. “Hello, my love!” She hugged Karen.
Karen barely flinched as she looked into her mother’s bright-red eyes. But she grunted “Ugh!” at the force of her embrace.
“Ease up, Mom.”
“Oh, sorry.”
“Hello, Mom,” I said as I hugged her as hard I as could.
She hugged me back twice as hard.
“Ugh,” I grunted too.
Diane still had blond-highlighted brown hair, as she did when I first met her. She’d gained a pound or two though. She smelled of the body talc White Linen. I recognized it because Karen and I bought it for her birthday last year, pre-zombie. And she still wore her cat-eye reading glasses on a chain around her neck.”
No doubt you want to know more about Diane and her offspring. Next, I’ll tell you how to get my books for free.
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What do you think? Sacrifice your first born child? No. A chicken? No. A turkey? A good guess, but no.
You just have to write to me and promise to review my book, either Zombie Turkeys or My Undead Mother-in-law. Heck, you can cut and paste someone else’s review! Here they are, click here.
But Andy, I don’t like to write! How can I get free books?
Glad you asked! Here is the final way you can get free books. Sign up for my newsletter. Each month I give away a free book to one of my subscribers. Just click here and enter your email.
That’s all for now!
Click here to get the print copy of My Undead Mother-in-law.