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Dead Meat - Day 0
What happened to set it all off? Who was responsible for the disaster? And could it have been avoided?
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I write chilling horror and apocalyptic tales so that I don't need to work a real job. I grew up reading Stephen King and still haven't fully recovered.
My books have been published in four different languages, and I'm currently working on ending the world in my zombie series Dead Meat ...
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Dead Meat
The end of the world one day at a time
The dead have awakened. Driven by insatiable hunger. In eternal search of fresh meat. The infection spreads like the plague. Nothing stands between the undead and humanity ...
The Girl Who Wasn't There
A girl named Rebecca disappears without a trace. The police have no clue as to what might have happened. The severed family is thrown into despair as weeks go by, and still no Rebecca.
Her older brother Andy begins looking for her on his own. Soon he becomes convinced that a supernatural being has taken Rebecca. Unfortunately, it turns out he's right ...
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Human Flesh
They never caught it
During the winter of 2017, a series of strange occurrences took place in a small town of northern Maine. A rational explanation for what happened has still not been presented.
Human Flesh is a dark horror story about the mythical creature wendigo known for possessing people and turning them into cannibals.
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