A. J. Coleman

The Dream Shift is a southern, deep-fried, supernatural murder mystery. Chrysanthemum Lanier is the sheriff's deputy in the small town of Gashtrow, nestled in the deep south. When she's not sipping on sweet tea, catching up on the constant telling of gossip, she's doing her job, solving crimes. Sometimes, she has to use her special ability of shifting into other people's dreams, to get things done. It's almost time for the town's beloved Gashtrow's Beans and Bacon Festival, and the sheriff's department has been knocked right off their feet with mysteries. There is a very important missing citizen, some unsavory characters lurking around, and a dead beauty queen. The sheriff's department cannot seem to solve the murder and Chrys knows she has to do a lot of dreaming if she wants to keep Gashtrow safe.

Clementine Harrison's body had been found in a beautiful high-class apartment. She was curled up as if she had been sleeping in the floor, surrounded by red (though once white) fluffy blankets.Though it isn't polite, if you dig down deep within "the community," you'll find a few people that have all the gossip on the tragedy.

Brother and sister, Ben and Sophia, have to leave their hometown when they see their neighbors turn into flesh eating zombies. No one is really sure about the cause of the outbreak, but the siblings' mother had warned them that a trial was coming. Their friend, Patrick, has been turned as well. However, he introduces the world to a new kind of undead species. The people that are exposed to the disease and refuse the urge to chow down on a human being, become a different breed of zombies. Suffrages are the "vegetarians" in the zombie world. Ben and Sophia have to help Patrick find his brother and they have to travel across the country to do so. It's the strangest family road trip they've ever been on as there is no happy destination, only survival

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