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The Demon Dead #1
The Demon Dead (Tres Zombies)
While America sleeps, a torrent of evil is unleashed upon the Earth.
The living succumb and die quickly, only to rise again. Those who survive the initial event are set upon by the walking dead and soon join their ranks. But, a small group of survivors remain and soon realize all zombies are not created equal. In their fight for survival they encounter thugs, blood thirsty corpses and demonic forces they don't understand. Together they struggle to survive as the world around them disintegrates.
The living succumb and die quickly, only to rise again. Those who survive the initial event are set upon by the walking dead and soon join their ranks. But, a small group of survivors remain and soon realize all zombies are not created equal. In their fight for survival they encounter thugs, blood thirsty corpses and demonic forces they don't understand. Together they struggle to survive as the world around them disintegrates.
294 pages, ebook
First published December 21, 2011
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About the author
Arthur M. Wyatt
4 books5 followersARTHUR M WYATT is an ex US Navy Seabee, writer, painter, musician. He is the author of The two book Demon Dead Series, The Demon Dead: Tres Zombies (Book 1 of 2) and The Demon Dead: Troubled Waters (Book 2 of 2), the novella Soul Survivor and the Science Fiction novel "The Many Lives Of Caroline". He lives in upstate South Carolina and has one Miniature Schnauzer, six Guitars featuring an American Fender Stratocaster, 1000 book personal library, vast collection of heavy metal, thrash metal, death metal, prog metal, jazz, blues and big band music. He communicates directly at arthurmwyatt@yahoo.com.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
March 20, 2018
The Demon Dead: Tres Zombies (Book 1 of 2)
This is an AMAZING AWESOME ZOMBIE THRILLER. A BELIEVABLE PLOT and a great cast of characters. I'm a zombie tales fan and say this is one of the BEST takes on zombies I have the pleasure of reading . I totally RECOMMEND it open you ENJOY IT as much as have. Looking forward to book 2 .
This is an AMAZING AWESOME ZOMBIE THRILLER. A BELIEVABLE PLOT and a great cast of characters. I'm a zombie tales fan and say this is one of the BEST takes on zombies I have the pleasure of reading . I totally RECOMMEND it open you ENJOY IT as much as have. Looking forward to book 2 .
June 23, 2017
Not your typical zombie story.
I was intrigued by this book, when I read the synopsis. This is not your typical zombie story. 3 types?! Holy cow! That's awesome! The characters, story line and all, was well thought out. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will be reading book 2.
I was intrigued by this book, when I read the synopsis. This is not your typical zombie story. 3 types?! Holy cow! That's awesome! The characters, story line and all, was well thought out. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will be reading book 2.
December 28, 2021
their is to many Grammer misteaks.
September 17, 2020
Not exactly a typical zombie story...?
Well, it IS a typical zombie story with people trying to get home, trying to find their families, traveling cross country while facing many difficulties.
The difference here is that there are three different types of zombies: the "normal" ones who try to eat you, the dead ones who don't know they're dead and are pretty much harmless, and there are -of course- the demon dead, whose whole purpose is destroying all the living and are ultra-agressive and worst of all, so intelligent that they learn.
No kidding.
I'm not going to lie, it really was an entertaining book, I really liked that not everybody died, however, I was kind of expecting a different ending.
All in all, it's an interesting and entertaining option if you enjoy zombie stories
Well, it IS a typical zombie story with people trying to get home, trying to find their families, traveling cross country while facing many difficulties.
The difference here is that there are three different types of zombies: the "normal" ones who try to eat you, the dead ones who don't know they're dead and are pretty much harmless, and there are -of course- the demon dead, whose whole purpose is destroying all the living and are ultra-agressive and worst of all, so intelligent that they learn.
No kidding.
I'm not going to lie, it really was an entertaining book, I really liked that not everybody died, however, I was kind of expecting a different ending.
All in all, it's an interesting and entertaining option if you enjoy zombie stories
January 19, 2013
Downloaded a handful of freebies for the Kindle, this is one of 'em. I've been in a zombie sort of mood here lately, and this story sounded interesting, so I went ahead and got it. It was a pretty quick read. I thought the author had some neat ideas. I liked the characters, could easily imagine them. The action was good, there was gory stuff, but it wasn't overdone or too gross. There were also some parts that made me laugh, things that happened or that the characters said. I also liked the 'gomer' zombies, I thought that was interesting. There were a few spelling/grammar/punctuation type mistakes, but nothing a good editor couldn't easily fix, and it wasn't enough to take me out of the story. I enjoyed this one, fit my zombie craving.
April 21, 2013
Can't wait for the next book in the series
May 6, 2016
OMG! 3 different types of zombies!
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