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Dead Soil Box Set: Dead Soil, Dead Road, and Dead World
THE COMPLETED ZOMBIE TRILOGY THAT HAS REPEATEDLY MADE AMAZON'S TOP 100 LISTS FOR HORROR, ZOMBIES, AND APOCALYPSE GENRES!
"A great book that covers new ground. I can usually guess the direction a lot of books will take, but this one played out in ways I didn't see coming." - 5 Star Review by author James Minter
Christine and her boyfriend Liam are on edge when a devastating outbreak of a new fatal flu sweeps the world. Every lab, including Liam's, scrambles to create a vaccine to stop a majority of humanity from being wiped out. But unknowingly, they create an even bigger threat...the walking dead. The Dead Soil trilogy is not only about the horrors of living in a world overrun with rotting, shambling corpses out to eat everything with a pulse. It's about the changes many need to make in order to survive a world that's out to get them, and the ways so many of them fail. It's a series about real people; lawyers, teachers, secretaries, chemists, comic book store owners, mothers, fathers, bachelors, students, retirees, all stumbling and fumbling to stay alive. But when Christine and her friends discover a journal that holds the key to the cure they have to venture outside their safe and fortified apartment complex to deliver it to someone who can restore things back to the way it used to be, before the dead walked the earth.
"With all of the wildly crafted shows and movies about zombies out there, this seemed more realistic. You really feel each character, and what they bring to the story" - 5 Star Review
The Dead Soil trilogy has all the heart-stopping thrills of Mira Grant and Jonathan Maberry but with a very realistic twist that will have you sleeping with the lights on wondering if you'll be next.
"A great book that covers new ground. I can usually guess the direction a lot of books will take, but this one played out in ways I didn't see coming." - 5 Star Review by author James Minter
Christine and her boyfriend Liam are on edge when a devastating outbreak of a new fatal flu sweeps the world. Every lab, including Liam's, scrambles to create a vaccine to stop a majority of humanity from being wiped out. But unknowingly, they create an even bigger threat...the walking dead. The Dead Soil trilogy is not only about the horrors of living in a world overrun with rotting, shambling corpses out to eat everything with a pulse. It's about the changes many need to make in order to survive a world that's out to get them, and the ways so many of them fail. It's a series about real people; lawyers, teachers, secretaries, chemists, comic book store owners, mothers, fathers, bachelors, students, retirees, all stumbling and fumbling to stay alive. But when Christine and her friends discover a journal that holds the key to the cure they have to venture outside their safe and fortified apartment complex to deliver it to someone who can restore things back to the way it used to be, before the dead walked the earth.
"With all of the wildly crafted shows and movies about zombies out there, this seemed more realistic. You really feel each character, and what they bring to the story" - 5 Star Review
The Dead Soil trilogy has all the heart-stopping thrills of Mira Grant and Jonathan Maberry but with a very realistic twist that will have you sleeping with the lights on wondering if you'll be next.
798 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 14, 2021
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Alex Apostol
36 books179 followersI have been writing as long as I can remember. I always knew I wanted to write books that someday many people could enjoy. I have a BA in English, a Masters in Business Administration and Marketing, and a Master's in Education.
I enjoy reading as much as I do writing and learned a lot while I was in school about the different forms of literature and the different genres all throughout the world. I only hope that people enjoy my books as much as I've enjoyed reading theirs.
When I'm not reading or writing I enjoy spending time with my family, going for walks or hiking, being outdoors, horseback riding, and watching movies.
I enjoy reading as much as I do writing and learned a lot while I was in school about the different forms of literature and the different genres all throughout the world. I only hope that people enjoy my books as much as I've enjoyed reading theirs.
When I'm not reading or writing I enjoy spending time with my family, going for walks or hiking, being outdoors, horseback riding, and watching movies.
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November 11, 2023
Reasonably good
Possible spoiler alerts. Let me start by saying I love zombie books. This was an average read for me. I did find the further into the series I got, the more issues I saw with consistency and typos. The timelines going from person/group to person/group did not always ring reasonable. There was also use of wrong names, punctuation errors and just wrong content. For example at one point they were given 3 vials, but then went they went to use them, there were only 2 written as though there were only 2 to begin with. We have a side story about one of the characters showing up in the bunker with an undercurrent of "how did she get here" that seemed to be a precursor for something to come and then she is never mentioned again. I always commend these independent authors for their works, but they have got to get better proofreaders and people beta reading these who can catch inconsistencies. For an avid reader these become glaring errors and I found myself paying more attention for errors than just enjoying the book.
Possible spoiler alerts. Let me start by saying I love zombie books. This was an average read for me. I did find the further into the series I got, the more issues I saw with consistency and typos. The timelines going from person/group to person/group did not always ring reasonable. There was also use of wrong names, punctuation errors and just wrong content. For example at one point they were given 3 vials, but then went they went to use them, there were only 2 written as though there were only 2 to begin with. We have a side story about one of the characters showing up in the bunker with an undercurrent of "how did she get here" that seemed to be a precursor for something to come and then she is never mentioned again. I always commend these independent authors for their works, but they have got to get better proofreaders and people beta reading these who can catch inconsistencies. For an avid reader these become glaring errors and I found myself paying more attention for errors than just enjoying the book.
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