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At the start of the apocalypse, a small resort town on the coast of Rhode Island fortified itself to withstand the millions of flesh-eating zombies conquering the world. With its high walls and self-contained power plant, Eastpointe was a safe haven for the lucky few who managed to arrive. Trained specifically to outmaneuver the undead, Black Berets performed scavenging missions in outlying towns in order to stock Eastpointe with materials vital for long-term survival. But the town leaders t

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Courtney Colvin was nearing the end of her teenage years when the undead apocalypse began. She survived, forsaking her youth and innocence, and five years later she continues to exist–albeit lonely–in the fortified town of Eastpointe. Nightmares and the unwelcome advances of Leon Wolfe are the worst things she’s dealing with now in her otherwise mundane life. But when a newcomer arrives in town and claims to know the location of the antidote to the zombie plague, it sends Eastpointe into an up

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Question by Too Cool For Me: There is a vampire and zombie series based in Seattle (not Twilight). Don’t know who wrote it? Can you help?
I read a review of a series of books were the lead character is a vampire and there are zombies in there and they come out only at night and there are zombie night clubs and such. I just don’t know what the name of the author is. It is fairly recent, in the last 5 years or so.
HBC you are right! Thank you very much!

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Answer by HCB
The closest one I can think of is Mark Henry’s Amanda Feral series. Only problem is the lead character’s a female zombie. :-/

There’s another series with vampires and werepeople (and uh, the only zombies in it are… less coherent the longer they’ve been dead): the Anita Blake series by Laurell K. Hamilton.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

Enjoy!