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Zombies of Mariesville

The adventures of Luisa trying to cure the zombies in a dying world.
  • Zombies of Mariesville | One

    In Mariesville, there is an abandoned bakery, with a cookie said to make the eater a zombie…if the bakery still stands, is the cookie still around?

    7 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Two

    Marie takes Luisa and her friends to a forest, where the cure is said to lie. But…how can they be certain that all will be well?

    5 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Three

    Luisa, Josette, and Marie are whisked away into the old Lavein house, where secrets lie. Could it be that there is a greater evil than Jackson Lavein?

    6 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Four

    Luisa and Ava rush down the stairs to fight a monster, but something rather strange happens…

    2 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Five

    Luisa and Ava get teleported to an abandoned palace full of screaming souls. All they have to do is find their friends, right?

    3 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Six

    Luisa finds a strange, half alive man in the palace. He doesn’t say much, but his words, what do they mean?

    3 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Seven

    Luisa finds herself plunged into memories of regret that don’t belong to her, swirling in rot and pity.

    7 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Eight

    Josette heals Braden, Luisa and Oliver search for Charles. But yet another burrowed memory creeps up, one that doesn’t belong to Luisa.

    6 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Nine

    Luisa finds and saves Charles, but will she be able to escape from the house? Is it even possible to save herself?

    9 min read
  • Zombies of Mariesville | Ten

    Luisa needs to defeat Helena somehow, but defeating her seems like a wishful dream. Can she still somehow try to fight back? Is there even a chance?

    9 min read
  • Marie-Zombies of Mariesville

    Marie is a calm girl who keeps mostly to herself, but what happens when her little brother, Jackson, loses someone important to him?

    12 min read
  • Jackson-Zombies of Mariesville

    Jackson makes friends with a human, but he doesn’t realize just how dangerous it is to get a human in the magical world…

    19 min read
  • Helena’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Peyton has a picnic with her Mom in the backyard. She falls asleep, but…not all of the dreams are good.

    3 min read
  • Ava Luxrose’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Ava wants to go out into the world and dance, but her Mom won’t let her. Will she ever be able to be truly free?

    18 min read
  • Elena Luxrose’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Elena has a witch for a daughter and with all witches, Elena does not trust her. How can Elena make her pay? Certainly, she deserves it…right?

    14 min read
  • Terrance Luxrose’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Terrance loves his witch daughter, Ava, but his wife, Elena, seems to be afraid of her. Maybe Terrance can help bring his family together.

    7 min read
  • Oliver’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Oliver is celebrating his sixth birthday with his family on a beautiful July day! Surely, there aren’t any creatures in the woods, right?

    3 min read
  • Braden’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Braden knows that he can always rely on Josette, his girlfriend. Because she was always there for him.

    2 min read
  • Josette’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Everything is going well for Josette. And everything will stay well for Josette.

    2 min read
  • Charles’ story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Charles loves to go out, even to an abandoned bakery! Especially since it’s abandoned. Makes it all the more exciting.

    1 min read
  • Luisa’s story-Zombies of Mariesville

    Luisa joins her boyfriend and friends in an abandoned bakery, because that’s TOTALLY a wise thing to do!

    1 min read


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