Task Force Zombie: Chaos Road

by William Alan Webb

In the aftermath of the nuclear attack on America, Task Force Zombie prepares for war...until they learn a shocking secret about a man they thought was dead. Now the race is on across a crumbling America, to find a mountain in Arizona, and the base inside.

But the President's heavy-handed declarations inflame an already catastrophic situation, while Tom Steeple does everything he can to prevent Task Force Zombie from reaching their destination. War threatens America on all fronts, even as blood runs in the streets.

The Zombies are the best of the best, but even they are hard-pressed to follow the Chaos Road.

218 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 8, 2023

About the author

Winner of the 2024 Imadjinn Award!
Winner of the 2021 Imadjinn Award!
Finalist for a second 2021 Imadjinn Award!
Winner of the 2020 Darrell Award!
Finalist for a second 2020 Darrell Award!
Winner of the 2019 Imadjinn Award!
Winner of the 2018 Darrell Award!

A Southern boy through and through, Bill spent his entire life learning how to tell stories. It's all Bill ever wanted to do, to inspire and entertain people the way his favorite authors did for him.

Over the years he has developed a unique writing style, or 'Voice', of which he is very proud, with the objective of trying to always entertain his readers.

After graduating from the University of Memphis with dual concentrations in History and Creative Writing, Bill has been published in such diverse magazines as Tied in a Bow (for Wedding planning) and World War II. His books include both non-fiction and fiction.

Reviews

[Tom OConnor]

Chaos road

Enjoy this series by Mr. Webb and it was nice to see how this all started. Anyone who likes military stories with some science fiction thrown in will enjoy these stories.

[Jim Purcell]

More gaps in the history of this series are filled quite nicely.

The Nameless join the 7th Calvert in cryogenic sleep as World Order begins its rapid decline around the Earth. Their future is certainly going to be an interesting but very different place.

[Glenn Johnson]

longsleep

Interesting story. I found many of the plot lines very disturbing. Corrupt government was not one of them. Many of our politicians have and are corrupt. Blind obedience to orders should not happen but I could see it. Look forward to reading more of this story.

[William]

Great read

Puts somethings together, adds some others. Can not wait for the next full series to come out. These books are more like a chapter.

[Richard Thacker]

A great read.

Another great book. The play on names is clever. The story at times seemed to be the life we're currently living.