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Thatchenstein
- Zomtastic, Book 3
- Narrated by: Sajad Hussain
- Length: 7 hrs and 37 mins
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Thatchenstein
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Publisher's Summary
In Celebrity Chef Zombie Apocalypse, Professor Ted Forsyth created the Lazarus Engine, which could bring the dead back to life. Now, Wally Pratt - a distant relative of Professor Forsyth - has inherited his house...and the Lazarus Engine.
A member of an extreme right-wing political party and desperate for advancement, he puts together a creature from recycled body parts who looks very much like Margaret Thatcher. The former great leader is reborn, but now, she's known as Thatchenstein.
The third and final book in this unique horror/comedy/parody trilogy by Jack Strange is the best yet and ends with a powerful climax.
©2018 Jack D. McLean (P)2020 Jack D. McLean
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