Glenn Shepard

The Zombie Game Glenn Shepard

Publisher Marketing: ISIS terrorists are plotting to kill the Pope during his visit to America. The plan: Hijack a hospital ship in Haiti, convert it to a missile launcher, and cruise into Miami Harbor, unnoticed. Their only obstacle: Dr. Scott James is a volunteer on the ship, and he's recruited a squad of Haitian zombies to stop the attack. But nothing adds up ... until the last seven minutes. "The Zombie Game" has it all ... twists, turns, and tons of action. Ben Lieberman, best selling author of "Odd Jobs" and "The Carnage Account." MEET JAKJAK, DEAD MAN Jacques Jacobo, "Jakjak," is the Haitian Finance Minister's personal bodyguard. He's just taken two bullets in the chest trying to stop an assassination attempt on his boss. DR. SCOTT JAMES, TARGET Dr. Scott James is a volunteer surgeon on a hospital ship anchored off the coast of earthquake-ravaged Haiti. He's got his share of personal demons. OMAR FAROK, MASTERMIND Omar Farok wants to rule ISIS, and the world. He's just taken over the hospital ship and converted it into a launch platform for a nuclear strike on Miami. SANFIA, VODOUN BOKOR Sanfia is the most powerful Vodoun priestess in Haiti. Omar Farok will pay her big money to turn Dr. James into a zombie. ELIZABETH, THE WILDCARD Beautiful Elizabeth is one of the most notorious freelance operatives in the world. She's come to Haiti to defuse the bomb. "She shook her head. 'We're both on the lam, Scott. After what happened in North Carolina, the CIA thinks you're a cowboy. And believe me, the Haitians are pissed about us giving them the slip at the airport. They'll throw us in jail. Let's go it alone for a while, at least until we know what's going on.'" Contributor Bio:  Shepard, Glenn After buying his own business in 1988, Glenn Shepard learned that managing a staff of three was harder than working for a national corporation with thousands of employees. He discovered that managers everywhere faced the same problems he was, and so he created the live seminar "How to Manage Problem Employees" in 1998 (a book by that same title was published by John Wiley & Sons in August 2005). Within two years, it has become so popular that it was selling out in each of the 25 states where he taught it. Today, Glenn gives between 100 and 150 seminars per year. Visit www. GlennShepard.com for more information or to subscribe to Shepard's free e-zine.