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Suzanne Robb

Suzanne Robb is the author of Z-Boat, a zombie novel of a different kind published by Twisted Library Press. The zombies are smart, strong, and come from the least likely source.

She is currently working on several projects, including a non-fiction collection for Hidden Thoughts Press on Anxiety Disorders, and an apocalyptic fiction collection for Wicked East Press.

Suzanne also has over fifty short stories in current and upcoming anthologies with publishers such as Coscom Entertainment, Post Mortem Press, Library of the Living Dead, Wicked East Press, Norgus Press, Collaboration of the Dead, Living Dead Press, Open Casket Press, Hidden Thoughts Press, Pill Hill Press, May December Publications, Rhymfire - Ebooks, Static Movement, Cruentis Libri, and Panic Press.

I first met Suzanne by way of her interesting blog,  Ramblings of an Anxiety Ridden Mind. Be sure to stop by and check it out, there's always something going on there.

I have just bought Suzanne's great new novel, Z-Boat and I highly recommend that you do also. You can buy it here on Amazon as a paperback or for kindle/e-book. Well worth the small cost for a quality read over the holidays (or anytime - but you may want to read it during the daylight hours!!!).

Here's a bit more information about this great book:


Z-BOAT by Suzanne Robb

The Earth has been pillaged and polluted; the sun has not broken through the smog for over a decade. The oceans and rivers have all turned toxic. Man’s last hope for survival is to search the ocean depths for alternative fuel, food, and clean water sources. If they fail, mankind will die.
The Betty Loo, a search and rescue submarine, captained by Iain Kingston, is hired at for a price no one could refuse. The crew must deal with distrust, sabotage, and spies willing to do whatever it takes to get what they want.
What they find on board The Widowmaker the submarine they have been dispatched to help will test each person’s will to survive and force enemies to work together. If they don’t they will all die, and what rises to the surface will bring hell to Earth

The very cool Z-Boat cover:

By David Naughton-Shires. http://www.theimagedesigns.com/index.html
Suzanne can be found on Facebook, Goodreads and, of course, be sure to check out her Amazon author's page to see all the very cool anthologies and work she has contributed thus far.

Here are some links to interviews Suzanne has given. As you will see she has many favorable reviews and has established herself as 'one to watch.' Keep up the good work Suzanne, I want to read as much of your work as I can, as I suggest you good readers should do also.

Interviews:








Suzanne Robb's blog

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