Zombie Attack: Toronto

B T Clabby presents a narrative centered on a narrator who encounters a violently destroyed deer carcass in the woods. The story follows the protagonist as he attempts to report the incident, only to discover that the police station is empty and the entire town has vanished. This mystery expands as he approaches Toronto, identified here as the fifth-largest metropolis in North America, which is similarly deserted. The plot questions where all the people have gone, creating a sense of isolation and confusion for the character. The book draws on supernatural fiction traditions by exploring sudden disappearances and unexplained phenomena. Clabby structures the story around these escalating discoveries, moving from a rural setting to an urban center. The narrative relies on the narrator's personal experience rather than external investigation. This approach suits readers who enjoy atmospheric horror stories focused on mystery and the unknown. It may not appeal to those seeking detailed scientific explanations or traditional zombie combat sequences. The work is published by Authorhouse UK and was released in November 2021. The story does not provide immediate answers to the disappearance. Instead, it focuses on the eerie silence of populated spaces. The narrator's journey from the woods to the city highlights the scale of the event. Clabby uses this setting to build tension through absence rather than action. The book is available in book format with ISBN 9781665592062.