| Author: | Chris Williams, Patrick Williams | ISBN: | 9781618680259 |
| Publisher: | Permuted Press | Publication: | March 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chris Williams, Patrick Williams |
| ISBN: | 9781618680259 |
| Publisher: | Permuted Press |
| Publication: | March 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The city of River’s Edge has been quarantined due to a rodent borne rabies outbreak. But it quickly becomes clear to the citizens that the infection is something much, much worse than rabies...
The townsfolk are attacked and fed upon by packs of the living dead. Labeling the infected residents “bees” for their tendency to travel in swarms, Gavin and Benny attempt to survive the chaos in River’s Edge while making their way north in search of sanctuary. No one knows what waits outside the quarantined zone, but Gavin and Benny know that to survive, they must escape.
“Very clever and very sharp.”—Day of the Woman
“An incredibly well written story that almost fools you into thinking that the world you are reading about is in fact real.”—Freddy In Space
“The action scenes are brilliantly thought out and expressed. I will have to give [it] a bloody 4 Undead Heads out of 5.”—Lyle Perez-Tinics, Undead in the Head
The city of River’s Edge has been quarantined due to a rodent borne rabies outbreak. But it quickly becomes clear to the citizens that the infection is something much, much worse than rabies...
The townsfolk are attacked and fed upon by packs of the living dead. Labeling the infected residents “bees” for their tendency to travel in swarms, Gavin and Benny attempt to survive the chaos in River’s Edge while making their way north in search of sanctuary. No one knows what waits outside the quarantined zone, but Gavin and Benny know that to survive, they must escape.
“Very clever and very sharp.”—Day of the Woman
“An incredibly well written story that almost fools you into thinking that the world you are reading about is in fact real.”—Freddy In Space
“The action scenes are brilliantly thought out and expressed. I will have to give [it] a bloody 4 Undead Heads out of 5.”—Lyle Perez-Tinics, Undead in the Head
