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Promiscuville: Rise of the Dead
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Author Chris Wade (Cutey and the Sofaguard) brings us a thought provoking slice of intense character driven zombie horror, taking in greed, lust, deceit, crime, sin, fate, evil and repentance. Promiscuville represents everything that can possibly go wrong in society. It is a town of crime, looting, violence, debauchery and sleaze. But according to Beth Almond, who claims to have witnessed the cannibalistic slaughter of her husband Billy, the real badness hasn't even started yet. She tells trusting psychiatrist Dr Hurst that the town will fall victim to the kind of vicious uprising it has really been asking for. While the authorities claim her theories are a cover for her obvious guilt, more and more people of Promiscuville are meeting a violent end. As the murders spread, they one day reach breaking point and all hell rises. The dead roam the streets, driven by an uncontrollable hunger for the flesh of the living.
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Chris Wade builds a claustrophobic, grim atmosphere in Promiscuville: Rise of the Dead, framing a zombie outbreak as a moral reckoning for a thoroughly rotten town. Rather than relying solely on gore, the novel focuses on psychological tension, exploring greed, deceit, and guilt through the perspective of a troubled psychiatrist and a traumatized woman warning of impending slaughter. As the authorities dismiss her claims and mysterious murders multiply, the narrative builds a steady, unsettling momentum toward societal collapse. It is a cynical, character-driven horror piece that suits readers who prefer their undead apocalypses laced with dark social critique and grim human failings rather than fast-paced action.
