Flesh
- ISBN-10
- 1976150914
- ISBN-13
- 9781976150913
- Series
- Flesh
- Pages
- 220
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2017-09-29
- Publisher
- Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Author
- Laura Bickle
Description
The dead are easy to talk to. Live people, not so much. Charlie Sulliven thinks she knows all the secrets of the dead. Raised in a funeral home, she's the reluctant "Ghoul Girl," her reputation tied to a disastrous Halloween party. But navigating her life as a high school sophomore is an anxiety-inducing puzzle to her. She haunts the funeral home with her parents, emo older brother, Garth, their pistol-packing Gramma, and the glass-eyeball-devouring dachshund, Lothar. Chewed human bodies are appearing in her parents' morgue...and disappearing in the middle of the night. The bodies seem tied to a local legend, Catfish Bob, who has resurfaced in the muddy Milburn river near Charlie's small town. When one of Charlie's classmates, Amanda, awakens in the cooler as a flesh-eating ghoul, Charlie must protect her newfound friend and step up to unravel the mystery...and try to avoid becoming lunch meat for the dead.
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