Acknowledgments
Thank you very much for reading Going Green. If you are inclined, please consider taking a moment to leave a review.
Going Green is a bit of a departure from my usual writing style, so I wasn’t sure if I would have the same level of support that I had for my previous works. As it turns out, I had more than I could have asked for. Many thanks to Jacqui Lewis, Abigail Rogers, Amy Newman Hendrickson, my aunts Leslie and Kathy, and my mother Patricia for taking the time to proofread and provide me with critical advice.
As always, I would like to thank my husband, Jason. Not just for his support and encouragement this time, but also for providing me with the perfect photo opportunity for this book’s cover. When we went exploring an abandoned theme park in the Adirondack Mountains, he had no idea that I was envisioning him as a zombie.
About the Author
Christina McMullen is the author of the nontraditional, urban fantasy vampire series The Eyes of The Sun and the young adult science fiction novel Kind of Like Life. All of her books are available worldwide through Amazon’s markets.
Christina also writes a blog called Vampires & Robots (http://mcmullenwrites.blogspot.com/) which offers book reviews, amusing looks at both the past and future of technology, and insights on social issues as they pertain to science fiction. She currently resides in Texas with her husband and three dogs.
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Table of Contents
The Abandoned Frontier
The Shock Jockey
Houston, We Have a Problem
The Stars at Night Were Big and Bright
Patient Zero
Sealing the Deal
Act II Survival
Apocalypse Later
Even a Broken Clock...
A Minor Correction
The Farewell Tour
The Best Laid Plans…
Missed Connection
Dead On The Outside
Act III Extinction
The Volunteer
Evolution
Acknowledgments
About the Author