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Dead Or Alive: Book One
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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
📅 2018
📖 206 pages
🌐 English
📔 Paperback
ISBN: 9781983843556
📝 Description: Dead Or Alive: Book One
"A recent news broadcast has shown a video of what may well be the end of the world. Many people are dying, but somehow they are not staying dead. Police have said, 'They move and act almost human-like, but these creatures are not human; they are devouring mankind.' Scientists are currently calculating how this epidemic is occurring and how it can be stopped. If you see anyone or anything that have any of these symptoms, stay away from them: fever, nausea, dizziness, staggering, bleeding. Stay inside your house. Leave your house only for extreme emergencies. The government tells you to stay calm and this will all be over in a week's time. 'Don't worry.' They say. 'We have everything under control.'" Dead Or Alive brings a frightening world. In the twenty-first century, a zombie apocalypse occurs. Living in a world where few survivors fight off the living and dead. The fight for survival begins and few succeed. Find out if Ralph Williamson, an ordinary lawyer, survives.
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The narrative effectively establishes a chilling atmosphere of immediate crisis through the lens of media panic and governmental denial. By focusing on Ralph Williamson, an ordinary lawyer, the book grounds the supernatural horror in relatable human vulnerability, making the threat feel more tangible and terrifying. The description highlights key symptoms that create a sense of dread and urgency, appealing to readers who enjoy the 'infection spreading' trope. It suits audiences who prefer classic, no-frills zombie fiction where the primary conflict is physical survival against the undead. The tone is urgent and bleak, capturing the isolation of staying indoors while the world outside decays.
