For those who haven't come across my book, for this post, I'm going to be sharing excerpts from the book as a way to let you see what it's about.
The corpse awakened instantly, springing with powerful energy as he grabbed onto Walt's left wrist, biting down into the screaming man's arm. Pherson jumped, turning his head to the right, not wanting to see the scene in front of him that's sure to make him incredibly sick to his stomach. As if an alarm was triggered, every nearby employee began running into rooms or straight to the horror scene unraveling. Down the hall, Pherson could see Luke Newhart, one of the men assigned to solve the more recent chemical equation. Pherson wasn't sure why Luke was hired however, he always looked disheveled and drank alcohol profusely while working. Instantly, Luke turned and ran, leaving Pherson to wonder where Luke intended to go and whether he should follow.
The corpse awakened instantly, springing with powerful energy as he grabbed onto Walt's left wrist, biting down into the screaming man's arm. Pherson jumped, turning his head to the right, not wanting to see the scene in front of him that's sure to make him incredibly sick to his stomach. As if an alarm was triggered, every nearby employee began running into rooms or straight to the horror scene unraveling. Down the hall, Pherson could see Luke Newhart, one of the men assigned to solve the more recent chemical equation. Pherson wasn't sure why Luke was hired however, he always looked disheveled and drank alcohol profusely while working. Instantly, Luke turned and ran, leaving Pherson to wonder where Luke intended to go and whether he should follow.
Through the night, Avery kept waking up, always hearing screams in the distance somewhere in the city. She heard the undead shrieking and glass breaking. She heard all kinds of sounds through the night, and couldn't go back to sleep. And each time she shut her eyes, she saw the guy outside of her class she had been in when it happened. She kept seeing the blood, his injuries, and that walk. Instead of sleeping, she laid there with her head against the window, and just stared out.
Holly rolled over from her left side to lying on her back, sleeping in silence. She flinched when she felt something wet drip on her forehead. When she felt more drops of the liquid land on her cheek and mouth, she rubbed her face then opened her eyes. In front of her stood a zombie, his hair missing on one side, torn out and his left eyeball hanging out of its socket. Holly screamed as the zombie bit down on her left face cheek, the skin tearing up, allowing blood to flow.
Will be sharing some from my next book of the series soon on the Facebook page, When The Dead Came for people to view and on here as well.
Ariana
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