Zombies and Aliens (Book 4 of Kendra's Journey)

Rex rolled onto his back and stared up through the canopy of leaves overhead.  Forest debris dug into his exposed flesh, but he didn’t mind. He’d just been taken to the heavens and back, several times, while making love to his beautiful wife in the great outdoors.  The cool, soft air caressed his flesh in such a sultry way that it nearly brought him to the ready for yet another session of passion.  If it wasn’t for the fact that they’d been gone much longer than anticipated -or deemed wise by the group’s general consensus- and the others would soon be alarmed and out searching for them, he could have happily pulled her back into his arms.Kendra would have loved nothing more than to revel in the delights of her naked body being exposed to the soothing elements of nature after being made love to in such a thoroughly delightful manner, but , like her husband, she was aware of the time that had passed since they set out in search of t

Felix was so deep in thought as he paced the perimeter of Arthur’s house that he didn’t notice Alice until he collided with her.“Did I hurt you?” he gasped. “I wasn’t watching where I was going.   I’m so sorry.”“You looked pretty deep in thought,” she said with a friendly tone as she stepped back and battled with controlling the desire that arose from being so close to his powerful physique while gently wiggling the pain from the foot he’d managed to step on. “No harm done.”Just then, it struck him that he hadn’t seen her for some time. She didn’t live there, but she’d been around so much that, when she left, her absence was noticed.  “Where have you been?”She looked and sounded hesitant when she spoke. “Arthur asked me to notify the founding members of the community about the impending zombie threat.”“I&

“We have a problem,” Arthur said with concern as he bounded into the house.  Setting his hat on the kitchen counter, he accepted the steaming cup of herbal tea that his love offered him while kissing her on the cheek. Olga slid onto the stool at the counter opposite him. “Does it top Rex bringing my niece home with a zombie head embedded into her arm?”He nodded.  “I believe it does.”She closed her eyes and filled her lungs with air.  As she slowly let it out, she said, “Tell me.”“As you know, I sent Alice to warn the town council about the zombie threat.  Now, they’re in an uproar.  I tried to find her to hear exactly what she told them, but she’s nowhere to be found.”  He scowled while slowly shaking his head. “They’ve got it in their heads that you and your family are cursed and have brought evil to our doorstep.”&ldqu

Alice was sitting at the breakfast table conversing with Rex, Olga, and Felix when Kendra sauntered out of the bedroom to join them.  Their easy manner of conversation made her feel foolish about her outburst the night before.  Although she’d gone to bed feeling righteous in her actions, the scene before her stripped away those feelings and replaced them with shame and regret.The sunlight coming through the large picture window rested on Alice’s once wrinkled face in a way that made her flesh resemble smooth porcelain.  Seeing her well-shaped mouth smiling so alluringly at Felix was enough to take Kendra’s breath away.  There  was no denying that the girl was good looking with sex appeal as well. Leave it to her aunt to find a way to show it.Kendra was aware that the smoothness of Alice’s flesh did not continue to the torso that she had covered with clothing, but she also knew that it wouldn’t be an issue for Fel

“What took you so long?” Felix called out as the fugitives neared the tunnel’s opening. “We were about to come looking for you,” Alice added as she nervously paced back and forth.“They’re out for serious blood,” Kendra said as she leaned against a large boulder to rest.  “We were lucky to get out alive.”Arthur was about to mention the fact that a few of the villagers weren’t so lucky and, then, thought better of it.   Alice was already nervous around Olga and her family.  Telling her that Kendra infected her attackers and they turned was probably not the best thing to do at the onset of their mission; if at all.  Since Olga and Rex made no mention of it either, he assumed that they felt the same.  He only hoped that Kendra would keep quiet as well.“We have to get the children,” Kendra said as she wiped at the perspiration on the back of her