Heroes: A Morningstar Strain Novel

by Dawn Peers, Brad Munson

The world ended four years ago when the zombie virus killed billions.Now, with a vaccine in place, humanity can begin again.Or can it? The Morningstar Strain created two different, equally deadly forms of the raging, fast sprinters and the relentless, undead shamblers. The sprinters have all but disappeared; the evil humans dedicated to death and chaos have been defeated. But the worse it yet to come. A new breed of the undead is rising. A mutant version of the Morningstar Strain has appeared and birthed a sprinter who can think—and can control the billions of shamblers still plaguing the world. It's time for a whole new breed of human hero to men and women who have survived the end of the world and are ready to fight to the death to reinvent a better world…one finally free of the Morningstar Strain. The final battle is just beginning. But is it the beginning of the end?

Genres: Zombies, Science Fiction

298 pages, Paperback

Published May 4, 2020

About the author

Dawn was born in Warwickshire and currently lives in West Sussex. She works full time in the IT Services industry and writes whenever she finds the time.

Her fantasy fiction influences are Tolkien, Katharine Kerr, Terry Goodkind and Terry Pratchett, with the latter two being enjoyed in multiple languages. She loves football, cycling, writing, reading, anime and all things computer.

If you enjoy her work, she would love to connect with you via her website www.beyondapocalypse.com or via Twitter @dawnpeersauthor

Reviews

[Ellen Reese]

Goodbye to a Great Friend

This is a fitting and uplifting end to an outstanding series - one of the first ZA series written. Z.A. Recht would be proud. (I would have given it 5 stars except for the lack of proofreading). Kudos!

[JTJ]

Good book. Got very tired of a certain character being worshipped as a “hero” that constantly did terrible, awful things. Take that aspect out and it would have been a solid 4 stars. Crying about something, and burying your head in your boyfriend’s shoulder doesn’t make everything ok.