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1. The book "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold tells the story of a young girl who, after she is brutally murdered, watches over her family and friends from Heaven. What is the girl's name?
2. The character of "Lenore, the Cute Little Dead Girl" began as a comic book series, and was later published in book form. Her name, and various other things in the stories, are taken from the works of which poet?
3. Ally Kendall was babysitting her nephew when his drunk stepfather turned up and killed her and her sister. Ally didn't die, but instead gained a far superior body, with much enhanced physical abilities. How did her resurrection happen?
4. Amber Borden died, but her sense of direction was so bad that she "took a wrong turning" and ends up back on earth. Where exactly did she end up?
5. Samantha Moon is dead, or rather she is undead, after being turned into a vampire against her will. Since she is the single mother of two young children and has bills to pay, she goes out to work to support them. What does she do?
6. When Harper Blaine was beaten to death, she came back with heightened psychic and magical abilities. Now a "Greywalker", and suspecting her death was not as random as it seemed, she is trying to work out just why it happened, and what, if anything, she can do about it.
Which of these is NOT one of the books in the "Greywalker" series?
7. In "Off Armageddon Reef" (2007), the sorceress Nimue is raised from the dead to overthrow the dictatorial Church of God Awaiting who control every move and thought of the population. She disguises herself as a man, in order to better infiltrate the medieval society in which people now live; what name does she take?
8. In "Once Dead, Twice Shy", a teenage girl should have died on her way home from her high school Prom, but was returned to life by accident. Nobody but her even notices she is dead, and she makes it her mission to find out what has happened to her, and why. Who is she?
9. Jane Sagan was made rather than born, using a dead woman's DNA. She was trained as a special forces soldier, then, uniquely, allowed to leave active service and marry her body donor's widower. Her story "in her own words" is told in "The Sagan Diary"; who wrote it?
10. In the third of Anne McCaffrey's "Crystal Singer" novels, the title character dies after a massive neural overload from the strange "Jewel Junk" on the planet Opal. She then revives with her memory restored and her senses enhanced. Who is the Crystal Singer?
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