Dead Zone

by Hanna Elizabeth

On their way to a party, Kate and Rodney stop on a deserted road to enjoy a rare moment alone*, but in the darkness, terror waits. In the Dead Zone, no cell signal means no help. Kate and Rodney must make a choice: Fight or Die.

*some sexual content and strong language.

(Dead Zone was originally published in the DeadPixel Publications anthology “Terrible Cherubs")

45 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 13, 2016

About the author

In 2005, I completed my first novel which sits loved but unpublished, in a drawer. I've had numerous non-fiction articles published in the Body, Mind and Soul section of LUX Magazine. VISIONS of WOOL was my first published work of fiction, then along came Concessions, and a little story called The Man Upstairs in a DeadPixels Publication called, Flying Toasters.

My most recent publication is a book of poetry called, Elemental.

Reviews

[Adele · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was an entertaining quick read. A retired police officer and his wife, a retired soldier, are heading to a night out but end up making a wrong turn and run into the wrong folks. It would have been nice if it was a bit longer to explore more of the characters. It was very enjoyable as I didn't want to put it down till I finished it.

[Debbie · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a short story, and while I don’t do spoilers, I’ll say that there are no zombies here. This is definitely a horror story, of the nightmare variety – the kind you hope will never happen to you. Nothing is more frightening than humans. Well-written and chilling.