Gnash

Gnash follows a Secret Service agent and a survivor amid global zombie attacks by the Brotherhood of Niyyat. The narrative begins with coordinated attacks across North America, Europe, and Asia. Sleeper cells activate simultaneously, leading to a catastrophic breach at the Pentagon. A deadly viral compound is released, mutating twenty-five thousand individuals into zombies. This forces the military to quarantine one of the nation's most recognizable icons. The plot expands to include a Secret Service agent coerced into assassinating heads of state during the G8 Summit. This political chaos runs parallel to Grayson Donnelly’s struggle for survival in the Midwest. His fiancée, Emory, remains trapped within the Washington DC quarantine zone. The story weaves military action with personal stakes as characters traverse the fallout of these simultaneous crises. This book suits readers who enjoy fast-paced apocalyptic scenarios involving biological threats and political intrigue. It may not appeal to those seeking slow-burning atmospheric horror or purely supernatural elements without a grounded conspiracy. Parker structures the narrative through shifting perspectives to maintain tension across different geographic locations. The focus remains on the immediate physical danger and the breakdown of societal order caused by the virus and the terrorist plot.