Die Z Akten: Freefall

P G Connor writes Die Z Akten: Freefall, a prequel to his earlier work published in December 2016. The narrative follows Leon Webber, a physician and scientist who encounters a mysterious man at an airport. This stranger urges Webber to accompany him for an urgent matter. Webber initially suspects a prank by a research colleague. His skepticism vanishes when he enters a laboratory where the dead rise from their rest. This event marks the start of a turbulent and deadly journey downward. The novel draws on gothic and supernatural traditions to explore the intersection of science and death. It examines how life, people, and mortality operate within a controlled environment that turns hostile. The story relies on the tension between rational scientific inquiry and inexplicable supernatural phenomena. Connor structures the plot around Webber’s forced participation in this dangerous situation. The text does not offer comfort or easy answers. It presents a scenario where professional expertise provides no protection against the undead. This book suits readers who enjoy prequels that expand on established lore. It appeals to those interested in scientific characters facing supernatural threats. Readers seeking lighthearted horror or standalone adventures may find it less engaging. The narrative focuses on immediate danger and the breakdown of logical expectations. The ending leaves the reader with a sense of impending doom rather than resolution.