Heathers meets Mean Girls meets Day of the Triffids meets The Thing in Jendia Gammon‘s upcoming horror novel Doomflower.
Described as “gory, horrific, but hilariously so,” it will be published in paperback and e-book on April 8 via Encyclopocalypse Publications.
In the 290-page book, the meanest teen queen in high school might be the world’s only chance against killer plants run amok.
Recommends the fans of Grady Hendrix, the official synopsis reads:
“Camellia Dume is the meanest teen queen in her Malibu high school, a rich daddy’s girl thanks to her father’s elaborate scams. But she might be the only hero for humanity as an extraterrestrial mutation sends plants tearing across the country and through people in bloody fashion.
“As if that weren’t enough drama, Camellia just might meet her own personal match or worst enemy, in the new student Wray, as sparks fly and opposites attract. Only by working together can they uproot a deadly conspiracy that may have torn Camellia’s family apart.”
Also known by her pen name J. Dianne Dotson, Gammon is primarily a science fiction author behind such works as Heliopause and The Shadow Galaxy.
