An action-packed gruesome story that doesn't pull punches.
E-Book set containing:
Dead Quarantine
Dead Shelter
Dead End
Dead Quarantaine:
Unbeknownst to two teenagersRalph worried about a history exam he didn't study for and Sarah having studied all weekenda flu pandemic with apocalyptic proportions rages over the world. On Monday, they arrive at their high school besieged by men in hazmat suits, escorting infected teenagers to buses. Ralph is forced on one of these quarantine buses and Sarah, along with the remaining healthy student body, gets quarantined at school.
This flu however is worse than the 1918 Spanish Flu that killed a hundred million peoplemuch worse. This flu turns its victims into the walking dead. The few not infected are left not only with the grief of their family and friends passing, but also with the horror of their families, friends, and neighbors trying to rip the flesh off them.
Ralphunsure about the real destination of the bus and trapped inside with kids that are getting worse by the minutemay not get to the destination in time before the first one dies. Sarah, trapped at school, deals with a worsening situation that she soon needs to escape from.
Will the zombies feast on their young flesh or will they escape?
Dead Shelter:
Ralph and Sarah barely escaped the zombieclypse happening to the world, though not unscathed. Sarah is sick, delirious, and infected, while Ralph is out alone in the zombie-infested country looking for medicine to save her life. If she dies, she turns, and time is running out.
A chance meeting binds Ralph's fate to a stranger, a fate that brings him closer to his demise, and to a group of survivors. People get killed, others murdered, and the zombies are waiting, biding their time, for the time is theirs, to strike at those still breathing.
Sarah experiences a whole other kind of misery than the chase of zombies and survivors, for she is not alone. In this apocalyptic world, all misery is shared.
Dead End:
The walking dead now rule the world, leaving the few survivors facing extinction in what remains. One group of survivors settles in the mountains, one roams the countryside for shelter, and another lives safely behind high walls in a haven.
The zombies are not humanities only enemy, because humanity, as it has always been, is its own worst enemy. The three groups of survivors will meet in a clash in which only one thing is certainthe dead will gain numbers while the living dwindle.