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A.D. 1665. The Black Death, la mort negra, swept across Europe and Asia. The fear it evoked cannot be exaggerated. Husbands abandoned wives, wives their husbands, even children were left alone to die by parents terrified of infection. Hastily dug burial pits were scavenged by dogs and vermin, the dead lying exposed to the frightened gaze of passerby. Its horrifying and deadly progress led to the deaths of more than one-third of the population, wiping out entire families, entire villages, changing the face of Europe forever. But what if it was much, much worse?
Welcome to the Great Zombie Plague of London.