Snow Bunny

Snow Everly has only been told that she is too small and weak to fight. How wrong they are!.

"Amusing and Original! full of incredibly human moments"
--Kirkus Reviews

"Zeman rewrites the definition of vampires, werewolves, to present a fresh, convincing approach to their existence. There is a similar new world exploration feeling that I got from Harry Potter and The Hunger Games and this book really deserves to be among the high ranks of similar popular youth fiction.
-- Dustin Campbell, Bunnyzine

I wasn't born with a scar on my forehead. I'm not an heir to a distant kingdom. I was born a rabbit. My destiny was simply to die in a laboratory. But becoming a hero doesn't happen overnight and destiny is a funny thing. In one moment the kindness of a stranger- or in my case a vampire - can change everything.
My name is Snow and I am a wererabbit.

"A wild ride! I absolutely loved Snow."
--Long and Short Reviews

I am a wererabbit and he is a werewolf.
I was born a bunny and thought my fate was to live and die in a lab until a vampire saved me. Now I am fourteen and I've just rescued a teenage werewolf named Josh from scientists who have been experimenting with a terrible serum which takes away the ability to shift.
We need to find the people who took him; discover who they are working for and what they are planning so we can stop them.
The road ahead is scary, full of twists and a new love. But no one ever said becoming a hero was easy...
"Marvels await the reader who ventures within these pages: shrieking spiders, sand tigers who burrow beneath the sand, and a host of other interesting beings are just waiting for you to open up this book. Snow Bunny: Chronicles of a Wererabbit is a grand adventure tale that entertains on a number of levels, and it is most highly recommended."
- Reader's Favorites

Chronicles of Wererabbit is a hopeful young adult paranormal/action/fantasy series about a girl who can shift into a rabbit and her journey to become a hero. The series contains themes of self-empowerment, environmentalism and finding the hero inside each of us.

What if the one thing that can stop a sociopathic queen, Victoria from taking over the world was the only rabbit-shifter in the world?
Snow is the result of one of the Queen's many diabolical experiments on werewolves and other species.
She was rescued by her genius scientist father—an outcast from vampire society for being partially deaf (genetically "imperfect")— who is trying to save the world by seeking out new mythical creatures and preserving the DNA of all living things.

On Thumper, her super tricked out motorcycle that would make James Bond green with envy—
she will face snow demons, carnivorous volcano creatures, tigers who dissolve and travel under the sand; a dragon who can transform into water and vapor; a vengeful Kraken out to save her baby; survive avalanches, a deadly island with an insane AI tour guide—all the while on the run from the deadly snake-human hybrid that Victoria has sent after her.

Victoria wants to restore vampires to power and bring humanity to its knees and will destroy every living creature to do it. What can one rabbit shifter alone do to stop her?