Just as other beckoners of the dead had previously conjured up, it is now Milford's turn to raise the dead, only this time with the elixir of South Carolina Moonshine. The evil mortician invokes the demons of the bottle to resurrect his card partner inside the embalming chamber.The word "rise" reverberates throughout the room as voodoo drums resonate a frenzy staccato of jumbled pulses. Milford pours fluid into the zombie's open mouth. A bit of the nectar overflows down the side of the cadaver's jaw and splashes to the floor.All at once, the corpse's extremities spasmodically jerk. The body thrashes wildly, seemingly fighting off the choking sensation of the potion. A blood-curdling cough blasts into the commotion of the room. Unassisted, the corpse's torso slowly eases upward, as if an invisible lever cranks the spine. The drums reach a crescendo.The once dead man flings one arm outward while making a horrendous sound as the drums pound out a deafening boom. Milford shouts to his live assistant, "Hold him, damn it. Do you want him to kill us all?"The action never stops in South Carolina: Island in the Sea of States, Vol. II.About the Author: Originally from Chicago, Fred Broussard retired from the aviation industry and now lives in Vietnam. His next book is a novel about a terrifying airline flight.Publisher's website: http://www.sbpra.com/FredBroussard