Zombies on the Rock: The Viking Trail

Paul Carberry continues his horror narrative in Zombies on the Rock: The Viking Trail, published by Engen Books. This second volume follows survivors who believed they had found refuge on the quiet shores of Newfoundland's west coast. They settled in a cabin far off the grid, thinking themselves safe from the zombie hoards unleashed by the evil Pharmakon company. The undead, however, ignore such boundaries and make their way toward the historic Viking Trail. Here, even more terror awaits those who thought the calamities of the outside world had passed them by. Carberry blends visceral visuals with tense suspense to depict a world overrun by the undead. The story moves from the perceived safety of isolated cabins to the dangerous terrain of the trail. Matthew LeDrew, bestselling author of the Black Womb series, calls Carberry a true master of horror. This book suits readers who enjoy supernatural fiction where isolation offers no protection. It may not appeal to those seeking lighthearted adventure or stories with clear resolutions. The narrative relies on the tension between human hope and relentless undead pursuit. The setting shifts from scenic shores to historic paths, emphasizing that nowhere is truly safe. Carberry’s work appeals to fans of gothic horror who appreciate detailed descriptions of fear and survival. The plot does not offer easy escapes or happy endings for its characters.