Dragon Awards Horror Novel Finalist
The night of the plague follows sunset on April Fool’s Day around the world. By sunrise, less than fifteen percent of the world’s population is uninfected. The airborne disease is invulnerable to any air filter or disease barrier. The fifteen percent uninfected are still vulnerable to the disease when spread via bodily fluids as the infected seek to spread their disease. These are the stories of those just trying to survive.
Airman First Class Caleb White, dorm rat, burned out on monitoring computer displays eight hours a day in a small cubicle in a large cubicle farm. His few interests off duty, bar hopping, taking care of his beloved truck, and managing to find trouble. A spur of the moment decision sets him up for a night of adventure and more excitement than he ever had in the Air Force.
Major General William ‘Willy Pete’ Peters, has a rotten night. Preparing for his third divorce, he wakes to find his one night stand trying to eat him. She ends up having a fireplace poker sticking out of her skull as he learns that’s the least of his problems. By morning, he comes to the realization he is the senior ranking survivor of all the services.
Lieutenant Gloria ‘Grits’ Alban awakens among dozens of corpses on a bridge. Her uniform is torn and saturated in blood. She has no memory of the long night. She joins her fellow survivors and finds it hard to accept their stories of zombies the night before. Equally hard to believe is the new abilities she’s slowly learning she now has.
Targeted Age Group: 16 to 90
Genre: Science Fiction
What was your inspiration for this book?
My inspiration was a mix between my love of what I call military horror and how I imagined many of the guys I served with would react towards a zombie apocalypse. While writing the book I often had to stop, close my eyes and imagine the guys both at work and at play. Those thoughts made this my favorite novel I’ve written to date.
Why did you decide to produce an audiobook?
Many of my readers are over the road truck drivers and other professionals that spend their time behind the wheel and this is the only way they can have the time to enjoy my stories.
How did you choose the reader for the book and the production company?
I listened to a samples from the site, then I asked for a reading, I also received readings from producers who liked the genre. I went with one that was the best fit for my story.
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