Paranormal Privateers Progress Update

I must update you on my Paranormal Privateers Progress! So far I’m 69% complete on the Writing phase. Ten days remain until the deadline.

Here are some of the characters in Paranormal Patriots, as described in My Undead Mother-in-law.

Paranormal Privateers Progress – The Characters

Diane Newby

“Karen barely flinched as she looked into her mother’s bright-red eyes.” “Diane still had blond-highlighted brown hair, as she did when I first met her. She’d gained a pound or two though.”

George Newby

“A heavy tread down the stairs announced George Newby. His eyes shone red too, but while Diane was built like a middle-aged woman, George was a classic wide-body. His shoulders filled the stairway. You’d think he was a truck driver or a lineman rather than an accountant.

“Hi, Karen. Hi, Ron,” he rumbled. He hugged his daughter, as if he held a baby bird, and shook my hand without hurting me in his bratwurst fingers. His bright-red eyes looked squarely into mine.”

Lulu Guitierrez

“I am Lulu Gutierrez,” said a dark-haired beauty, the first one to speak.

Sharon Wyndham

“I am Sharon Windham,” said a powerfully built Nordic blonde.

Paranormal Privateers Progress – More Characters

Then I have some characters first introduced in Zombie Turkeys:

Sam Melvin

Bill looked up as a man came in—average height, maybe five nine, medium build, not fat, not skinny, roundish face, hazel eyes, and brown hair. He would be hard to remember. But Bill had known him all his life.

Lisa Melvin

Lisa’s dark-brown eyes stared intently at what she edited.

Because of his good grades, Sam’s high school English teacher had suggested he volunteer for the school paper. He’d gone to the newspaper “office,” a walk-in closet, and had seen a tall, slender girl pounding away on an old IBM PC.

Lisa Kambacher, grousing during the zombie turkey apocalypse