Undead Drive-Thru, by Rebecca Besser

Art by Justin T. Coons

When Kyndra, Colleen, and Jose apply for jobs at a diner that has seen better days and is undergoing renovations, they have no idea what they’re in for.

Aunt-B and John have a horrible secret, and when it’s unleashed on the unsuspecting employees of the diner, things get . . . complicated.

Bloodthirsty and dangerous, a zombie awaits the opportunity to feast on them all. Who will be served first?

Can any of them make it out of the Undead Drive-Thru alive?

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Dale Eldon

Recently I read Rebecca's book, Undead Drive-Thru, and I have to say I was drawn in from the very first line.

For the first time since Return of the Living Dead remade zombie lore, a story with it's own edge in the genre has found life in the pages of Undead Drive-Thru. Rebecca has an original take on the zombie experience that stands on its own.

Rebecca Besser doesn't waste time getting to the point, and she still gives you a full mental image of the horror. As a fast food employee, I totally enjoyed the idea of a zombie attack in a diner. Kinda makes you wonder what horrors Rebecca herself has seen in restaurants.

At the end of this tale you still feel an overwhelming need for a Big Mac, remember that you just might be a Happy Meal with legs.

I give this sweet novella a five out of five stars! And it is a story I plan reading again and again.

What this book left me with, what else does this crazy woman have in store for her readers?

In case you haven't this creepy tale, and you are just dying to get a copy, here is the link to the Kindle version below.


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No Kindle? No problem. You can download the FREE Kindle app and read, Undead Drive-Thru on your computer. Or if you prefer print, click on the Paperback option.

Rebecca's Bio

 Hi, I'm Rebecca Besser, a wife, mother, editor, and full time writer, and the author of "Undead Drive-Thru" a zombie novella. I write fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for various age groups and genres.

I'm a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature. My work has appeared in the Coshocton Tribune, Irish Story Playhouse, Spaceports and Spidersilk, joyful!, Soft Whispers, Illuminata, Common Threads, Golden Visions Magazine, Stories That Lift, Super Teacher Worksheets, Living Dead Presents Magazine (Issues 1 and 2), The Broke One, The Stray Branch, and The Undead That Saved Christmas and the Signals From The Void charity anthologies. I'm also a contributor to multiple Collaboration of the Dead projects. I have multiple stories in anthologies by Living Dead Press, Wicked East Press, NorGus Press, Pill Hill Press, Hidden Thoughts Press, Coscom Entertainment, Knight Watch Press, and one in an anthology by Post Mortem Press. I also have a poem in an anthology by Naked Snake Press.

Author Spotlight: Rebecca Besser

Dale Eldon

On today's Author Spotlight, I have the privilege of horror writer, Rebecca Besser as my guest. She has written several short stories, a free blog serial novel, and currently has a novella out on Amazon. She is a doll, she is scary, and she is one heck of writer. I give you my friend, Rebecca Besser...

Rebecca Besser

When did you first want to write for a living?

I had a couple tragic years, and when the Institute of Children's Literature kept sending me offers of enrollment, after taking and passing their writing test a couple years before, I decided it was the right thing to do for me. Using my writing talent has helped me through a lot of hard things in my life.


What made you decide on horror?

Horror isn't the only genre I write -- I like to explore different types of writing. But, I tend to like writing horror because it's fun and limitless.


How long have you been writing?

Pretty much my entire life. I won my first writing award in the 1st grade.

What kind of inspiration do you have?

That's a tricky question, because inspiration comes from everywhere, you just have to be open enough to see it.


Favorite authors/or books?

My fav authors are: Jean M. Auel and Linda Rios Brook
Jean M. Auel's Earth's Children Series and Linda Rios Brook's Reluctant Demon Diaries Series.


A Little More About Rebecca

Rebecca Besser is the author of the zombie novella, "Undead Drive-Thru," and a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature. Her work has appeared in the Coshocton Tribune, Irish Story Playhouse, Spaceports & Spidersilk, joyful!, Soft Whispers, Illuminata, Common Threads, Golden Visions Magazine, Stories That Lift, Super Teacher Worksheets, Living Dead Presents Magazine (Iss. 1 and 2), and The Undead That Saved Christmas and the Signals From The Void charity anthologies. She has multiple stories in anthologies by Living Dead Press, Wicked East Press, NorGus Press, Pill Hill Press, Hidden Thoughts Press, Knight Watch Press, and Coscom Entertainment, and one in an anthology by Post Mortem Press. She also a poem in an anthology by Naked Snake Press.

She has edited multiple anthologies, including: Dead Worlds 7: Undead Stories; Book of Cannibals 2: The Hunger; Dark Dreams: Tales of Terror; and has co-edited End of Days 4 and 5, with Living Dead Press. She's currently working on two editing projects with Wicked East Press and on with Hidden Thoughts Press.

Her serial novel, "Nurse Blood," has started and can be read on her blog for free!
When Rebecca's not writing and editing, she's formatting book covers and writing book reviews for her website.

You can find out more about her through the below links:

You can buy her books here!!!
Rebecca's Blog-Here you can read the free book "Nurse Blood"
FaceBook Fan Page
Rebecca's Website
Rebecca's Review Page