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Infected
The novel "Infected" is gripping and post-apocalyptic. Author Liz Zemlicka creates a haunting and real world. Survival means fighting a virus that turns people into monsters. It also means fighting the dark side of humanity.
The story begins. A group of survivors, led by Randy, George, and Adam, endure the horrors of a world turned upside down. With a twinkle in his eye, Adam recounts how they escaped the chaos and survived against all odds. But things take a turn for the worse when they encounter Isaac, a beloved friend who has been infected.
They trek through a world with danger at every corner. They must walk the thin line between trust and suspicion. And they must do this while fighting for their lives. They must face not only the virus, but also other survivors. The survivors will do whatever it takes to survive, even if it means betraying their fellow man.
The book has palpable suspense. It has vivid characters. It is called "Infected. " It tells a tale of camaraderie and resourcefulness in tough conditions. The survivors make their way through deserted streets and dense forest. They learn to rely on each other to live. But when things get tough, will they keep their humanity? Will they avoid giving in to the darkness within?
This gripping story captivates readers. It explores themes such as resilience, survival, and morality. These themes are in the face of unimaginable horror. The book is filled with harrowing action. It also has gut-wrenching loss and heartwarming loyalty and love. "Infected” is a gripping read. It will leave you breathless until the final page.
It's for fans of post-apocalyptic thrillers. It's for those who like stories of humanity's resilience in disaster. "Infected” is a must-read. This unforgettable novel will have readers pondering the true meaning of survival, in the face of unthinkable horror, long after the final page has been turned.
From Amazon:
★"The author really knows how to hold the attention of the audience."-Richard Biddle★
The story begins. A group of survivors, led by Randy, George, and Adam, endure the horrors of a world turned upside down. With a twinkle in his eye, Adam recounts how they escaped the chaos and survived against all odds. But things take a turn for the worse when they encounter Isaac, a beloved friend who has been infected.
They trek through a world with danger at every corner. They must walk the thin line between trust and suspicion. And they must do this while fighting for their lives. They must face not only the virus, but also other survivors. The survivors will do whatever it takes to survive, even if it means betraying their fellow man.
The book has palpable suspense. It has vivid characters. It is called "Infected. " It tells a tale of camaraderie and resourcefulness in tough conditions. The survivors make their way through deserted streets and dense forest. They learn to rely on each other to live. But when things get tough, will they keep their humanity? Will they avoid giving in to the darkness within?
This gripping story captivates readers. It explores themes such as resilience, survival, and morality. These themes are in the face of unimaginable horror. The book is filled with harrowing action. It also has gut-wrenching loss and heartwarming loyalty and love. "Infected” is a gripping read. It will leave you breathless until the final page.
It's for fans of post-apocalyptic thrillers. It's for those who like stories of humanity's resilience in disaster. "Infected” is a must-read. This unforgettable novel will have readers pondering the true meaning of survival, in the face of unthinkable horror, long after the final page has been turned.
From Amazon:
★"The author really knows how to hold the attention of the audience."-Richard Biddle★
24 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 6, 2020
About the author
Liz Zemlicka
3 books26 followersMeet Liz, a passionate writer who has been crafting stories since her teenage years. Inspired by legendary horror authors like Stephen King and Anne Rice, Liz has honed her skills in storytelling and captivates readers with her chilling tales. Her work has been featured on popular platforms such as "Thought Catalog/Creepy Catalog" and "The Mighty". In 2018, Liz made her mark in the publishing world with two anthology books and followed up with two self-published novels in 2020 and 2021. When she's not weaving tales of terror, Liz is a dedicated nurse, a mother to three boys, and a proud owner of a rescue pit bull named "Luna-Monster". Originally from the Midwest, Liz loves diving into the unknown and exploring topics that push the boundaries of perception. Join Liz on a thrilling journey through the shadows of her imagination!
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November 14, 2021
This is a 2.5 star read.
A "zombie apocalypse" that veered off into sci-fi territory, it was an entertaining start that unfortunately faltered at an unbelievable plot point and felt very rushed in it's conclusion.
A "zombie apocalypse" that veered off into sci-fi territory, it was an entertaining start that unfortunately faltered at an unbelievable plot point and felt very rushed in it's conclusion.
June 13, 2023
Zombie apocalypse stories are more plentiful than flies around a corpse, so to stand out from the crowd, they need to have something unique going on.
Infected tried to be something different, but it felt too rushed. A time discrepancy entered the narrative and could have been interesting, however, an explanation was given for it only a few sentences after being introduced.
Fans of postapocalyptic zombie tales may find it entertaining, but unfortunately, it didn't hit the mark for me.
Infected tried to be something different, but it felt too rushed. A time discrepancy entered the narrative and could have been interesting, however, an explanation was given for it only a few sentences after being introduced.
Fans of postapocalyptic zombie tales may find it entertaining, but unfortunately, it didn't hit the mark for me.
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