"I ran to never look back, And I have found what I intended to find. Deep seated, within myself, As ridiculous and impossible as human love. I have it in me. It’s alive, it burns. But I can’t keep it in me. It needs you to survive. It needs you to exist. Nisha, the Goddess Of night. I was a monster. Twisted and vile. No longer, as I’ve met you." -Zayne, the Zombie. Warning: "Zombie S.O.S" is my work, and mine alone, copyrighted at ©2013 TinniDebnathWorks. All characters are owned by me, all well as the entire plot line, various locations, excepting the locations like Tennessee and REAL places, themes and settings. All characters are fictional, as well as everything else in the book, including the entire plot. Any similarity between the characters and locations to real life is purely coincidental.

An infamous music school. Cute teachers. A delinquent. And rich bitches. What exactly has Allie Heywood gotten herself into? Allie Heywood loves to play piano. Ever since she was a child, she's dreamed of being a pianist. In order to go the best music school in her state, she moves in with a family friend-- a young man who also happens to teach at the school.

Bitches. Studs. Stalkers. Tattletales. Players. Toppers. Losers. Geeks. Gits. Prats. Idiots. Psychos. Show-offs. Thugs. Sluts. In other words: Freaks. Reese Livingstone finds herself in DHS. Finds herself among these Freaks. She is bored of her boyfriend, tired of the protective nature of one of her best friends, has not yet given up the hope of dating the hottest guy in school, goes through miniature heart attacks daily, and refuses to believe anyone after a massive betrayal. Oh yeah, she also hates the guy she loves. Complicated? That's Reese! Warning: "Dirty Little Freak" is my work, and mine alone, copyrighted at ©2013 TinniDebnathWorks. The cover has been made by DangerousAngel9 and is copyrighted at ©Riley Winters 2013. All characters and their stories are owned by me. Some accounts in this work is based on real incidents, while most are fictional. I own them all. Any similarity between the characters and persons other than the real people upon whom the story is based, to real life, is purely coincidental.