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Train to Hell
600 feet down and the only place to run is into the darkness...
Apocalypse threatens to engulf the UK. The government close the borders, leaving Sarah's Channel Tunnel train stuck under the sea bed, half way between France and England.
When one of the passengers falls sick, it's only a matter of time before a subterranean hell is unleashed as the passengers scramble for survival.
600 feet down and the only place to run is into the darkness. Can Sarah escape the Train to Hell?
The Surviving The Fall series is a collection of stand alone novellettes, each following the struggles of a different group of characters in the perilous first days of the zombie apocalypse.
They don't have to be read in order - begin your journey into terror here…
Apocalypse threatens to engulf the UK. The government close the borders, leaving Sarah's Channel Tunnel train stuck under the sea bed, half way between France and England.
When one of the passengers falls sick, it's only a matter of time before a subterranean hell is unleashed as the passengers scramble for survival.
600 feet down and the only place to run is into the darkness. Can Sarah escape the Train to Hell?
The Surviving The Fall series is a collection of stand alone novellettes, each following the struggles of a different group of characters in the perilous first days of the zombie apocalypse.
They don't have to be read in order - begin your journey into terror here…
- GenresZombies
60 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2016
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About the author
Stephen Cross
32 books15 followersStephen Cross lives in the North of England with his family.
In the event of the apocalypse he is in close proximity to the Peak District, and has his bug-out bag primed and ready.
A very sparse blog can be found here : https://stephencrossauthor.wordpress.com
And twitter, of course: https://twitter.com/SCrossAuthor
In the event of the apocalypse he is in close proximity to the Peak District, and has his bug-out bag primed and ready.
A very sparse blog can be found here : https://stephencrossauthor.wordpress.com
And twitter, of course: https://twitter.com/SCrossAuthor
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July 8, 2017
For originality of location of a zombie outbreak, this one had me sitting up and taking notice. Stuck underneath the English Channel between England and France when a power shut down stops the train, Sarah and a small group of survivors from a zombie outbreak try to get back home. The author really did a good job on this stand-alone story, which had a clear focus on the human condition in times of strife. Lots of emotion, not just blood and gore, although there was plenty of that. In addition, Cross also had no issues in killing off nice, likeable characters, often without warning.
I've noticed a few repetitive themes in these stories, since I'm binge-reading the author. Firstly, there's a lot of cell phone picture memories that are brought up in the first sequence of books, and then regretted in the second series, once cell phones are dead and the images can be retrieved only in memory. And second, interestingly enough, is that whenever a Stephen Cross zombie is set on fire, which apparently happens 'frequently and often' (one of my favorite expressions lately), their heads tend to explode in a shower of gore and bloody bits. I'm not sure how a lit zombie head suddenly becomes explosive, but it does. Maybe it's full of methane gas? :)
I've noticed a few repetitive themes in these stories, since I'm binge-reading the author. Firstly, there's a lot of cell phone picture memories that are brought up in the first sequence of books, and then regretted in the second series, once cell phones are dead and the images can be retrieved only in memory. And second, interestingly enough, is that whenever a Stephen Cross zombie is set on fire, which apparently happens 'frequently and often' (one of my favorite expressions lately), their heads tend to explode in a shower of gore and bloody bits. I'm not sure how a lit zombie head suddenly becomes explosive, but it does. Maybe it's full of methane gas? :)
November 2, 2017
Frightening
Trapped in a train between London and France. The zombie Apocolypse has caused both countries to shut their borders trapping a train full people in a tunnel beneath the channel. Unfortunately the virus is in the train. See how a small group of people come together for survival.
Trapped in a train between London and France. The zombie Apocolypse has caused both countries to shut their borders trapping a train full people in a tunnel beneath the channel. Unfortunately the virus is in the train. See how a small group of people come together for survival.
June 30, 2018
Great
I really enjoyed This book. I can't wait to read the next book to see what happens next. I will he reading the whole series.
I really enjoyed This book. I can't wait to read the next book to see what happens next. I will he reading the whole series.
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