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Growlers Book 0: A Zombie Apocalypse Thriller (Short Story)
Paperback
Series: Growlers
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 22 2020
Pages: 70
Weight: 0.17
Height: 0.15 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The year is 1,000 AD, somewhere in Eastern Europe.
Rumors about disturbing sightings in a remote village spread, although the Church tries to keep everything a secret.
Is it just the ramblings of ignorant peasants, the work of the devil, or something completely different? An inquisitive stranger tries to solve the mystery in a discrete manner.
What he discovers nestled deep in the snow-covered mountains confirms his worst fears, and will lead to a gory and desperate battle between the living and the living dead. But who breeds this terrible threat?
Will a unit of elite soldiers manage to stop the spread of this powerful and strange evil?
This gripping short story can be read as a standalone.
How It All Began - The Birth of Folklore is a prequel to Growlers, a post-apocalyptic zombie thriller series set in the present day. The series follows a family as they struggle to stay alive and build a new life after a pandemic turns almost everyone into growling monsters. Would you survive the apocalypse with no guns, electricity, running water or any special skills?
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