| Title | : | Zombies Sold Separately: A Night Tracker Novel |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.65 (626 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0312946430 |
| Format Type | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2011-05-24 |
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Nyx hates Zombies. Seriously. Hates. Zombies. Ever since she was a youngling, she's been haunted by them. And even though she's a big girl nowa half-human, half-Drow private eye, to be preciseNyx bristles at the mere thought of the walking dead. Meanwhile, the corpses of humans and paranorms alike are turning up all over New York City. Now it's up to Nyx to find out whoor whatis behind this series of horrific attacks. But it's only a matter of time before Nyx is drawn deeper into her darkest fears…and her worst nightmare about meeting a real, flesh-and-blood-hungry, body-snatching Zombie comes blindingly to life. Or death…Nyx faces her most terrifying case yet in Zombies Sold Separately--a Night Tracker Novel from bestselling author Cheyenne McCray.
Editorial : “A half-drow versus zombiesconstant excitement!” Fresh Fiction on Zombies Sold Separately
“The latest Night Tracker urban fantasy is an exhilarating thriller.” Midwest Book Review on Zombies Sold Separately
“The versatile and talented McCray is slowly unveiling a supernatural society fraught with menace and plagued by prejudice and discord. Her Night Tracker series continues to be fast paced and populated with intriguing characters. Hang on, for McCray is about to send things into overdrive!” RT Book Reviews on Vampires Not Invited
“Nyx is back and ready to kick more butt in the second installment of the Night Tracker series…McCray introduces some interesting secondary characters that add depth to this developing world. As always, there is a seductive sensuality mixed in with the hair-raising adventures.” Romantic Times BOOKreviews on No Werewolves Allowed
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As a math major, I’d previously been exposed to the concepts of matrices, differential calculus, logarithms, and standard deviations, but I didn’t know what they could actually be used for. It turns the method is very simple, but is not obvious from just looking at the examples.
- A practice problem asks you to solve a system of 3 equations in 3 unknowns using matrices, but nowhere in the book does it actually show you how to write the inverse of a 3x3 matrix.
- The book has only on
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