The Zombie Godmother - Paperback

by Ida Vega-Landow (Author)

Somewhere on the Lower East Side of New York, right by the East River, is a homeless shelter run by a half-human fairy godmother, Morgana Moros. She gives shelter, food, and medical care to the homeless, the abused, the runaways, and the illegal immigrants. She also uses a mixture of traditional elven and Caribbean magic to raise the murdered dead, resurrecting them as sentient zombies who still possess their souls and memories so they can take revenge upon their murderers. Most of the shelter's staff and volunteers are zombies wearing a glamor charm designed by Morgana to make them look the same way they appeared before they died. Their lawful prey are sinners, who break the laws of God and mankind, and there are sure plenty of those in New York City. In addition to dealing with muggers, rapists, gangsters, pedophiles, and a nosy ICE agent, there's also her old frenemy, Lucien Estrella, aka Lucifer Morningstar, for whom she was once a soul collector. When he makes her an offer to extend the life span of her beloved husband in return for seven unrepentant souls, she discovers too late that she has endangered the souls of her most beloved zombie children as well.