Zombie Diaries Homecoming Junior Year — R.W.K. Clark

Bestselling author and master of horror, RWK Clark, unleashed a teenage outcast with revenge against her classmates. A fun timeless coming-of-age fantasy as only he could envision it.
While most high school juniors are worried about acne, grades, and dating, Mavis Harvey has a host of issues to deal with, like her appetite for human flesh.
Revel in a new phase of RWK Clark's writing career that is yielding his most imaginative, and bestselling work yet, a must-read epic saga.

Reading order of the Zombie Diaries series:Zombie Diaries - Homecoming Junior Year - ZD1
Zombie Diaries - Winter Formal Junior Year - ZD2
Zombie Diaries - Prom Junior Year - ZD3
Zombie Diaries - Summer Break Junior Year - ZD4
Zombie Diaries - Fall Semester Senior Year - ZD5
Zombie Diaries - Senior Graduation - ZD6

Author Commentary
‘Zombie Diaries' is a series I have written about the funny, off-beat story of Mavis Harvey, Girl Zombie. As the introductory novel to the series, readers will get to know Mavis a bit, and they will get a strong sense of the personality of this girl who is slowly turning into a flesh-eating monster.
This is not a horror novel in the traditional sense, and I never intended it to be. What I wanted to do with Mavis and her life was, have fun by asking, ‘What would it be like if a normal, everyday girl were to experience this type of change alone, out of the blue? What if she retained her intelligence and logic, realizing something was happening, but not sure what? How would she deal with it?' I wanted the book to be light, with a tad of humor, and I wanted it to contain a story that was acceptable for reading for an audience of almost any age.
I didn't intend for ZD1 to be bloody, or scary. What my vision for Mavis consisted of was something laid-back and fun to read, something that takes an already insane idea (zombies) and turns it into a story that takes away the sting of the same old idea. With that in mind, readers of any age will enjoy the story of Mavis, and they will want to stick this crazy experience out with her until the bitter end.
Unfortunately, as we all are aware, zombies need living flesh to survive, and Mavis will learn that the hard way, with a hard lesson coming at the end of this book. In conclusion, I hope my readers are happy with this breaking through my typical thriller mindset. I have lightened up a bit, so to speak, and I contribute this piece that is appropriate for all teens. It is with great pleasure that I encourage you to enjoy ‘Zombie Diaries' and continue to follow this tongue-in-cheek heroine as she slowly, but surely, comes to terms with what is happening to her, and what is yet to come. Nothing can really prepare my readers for the crazy fun, and chaos, this girl lives through on her quest for answers.