27 episodes
The Zombie Chronicles: Escape James Melzer
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3.7 • 276 Ratings
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When an asteroid passes by our planet and leaves a trail of death in its wake, a quarter of the population have become the living dead.
Twenty-five years later the zombies are under the control of the government. Citizens are chosen to participate in Project Mirror, a cloning project in which their "mirrors" are used as food for the undead. When one man discovers that something in his blood is being used to create an army of super-zombies, he decides to help his mirror escape. In doing so he uncovers a secret so guarded that the powers that be will stop at nothing to eliminate him and all those that he loves.
The Zombie Chronicles: Escape is the first book is a series of edge-of-your-seat thrillers that will take you on an adventure beyond your wildest imagination and leave you wanting more with each episode.
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Chapters 1 and 2
We learn some of the history behind what happened when the asteroid passed by our planet and what the world is like now. Nameless reveals to Jenny what he plans to do next, after returning from his latest round of tests.
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Chapters 3 and 4
Nameless reveals the source of his discouragement. We learn some of the history behind Project Mirror and Jenny gets drunk. A possible government agent is exposed and things take a turn for the worse in a twisted ending!
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Chapters 5 and 6
We learn how Nameless got involved with Project Mirror, who his mysterious kidnappers are and an old flame resurfaces.
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Chapters 7 and 8
Nameless goes home and is met by an unwanted intruder. Strange dreams all around and Jenny reveals a secret.
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Chapters 9 and 10
We learn how Nameless and Jenny got to know one another. Jacob reveals just what it is going to take to get ready for the next step.
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Chapters 11 and 12
Nameless recalls the first time he was eaten, has a confrontation with Victorya and goes into The Dead Zone. Jenny gets the call.
Customer Reviews
Enjoyable once you got past the foul language.
Good first attempt at a novel. It’s read by the author. There’s a bit of language when he’s trying to show battered warriors. Remember this is supposed to be after the apocalypse so these are the survivors. The ones that were fighting in the trenches so to speak. Now they’ve returned to quote civilization on a knife blade. Over all enjoyable read.
So bad
Not even entertaining
Uses the r slur
That’s it