One Nation Under Zombies (Book 2): FrostBITTEN by Lee Raymond

Author:Lee, Raymond [Lee, Raymond]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Zombie Apocalypse
Published: 2017-07-31T04:00:00+00:00

“The End,” Leah said before flexing her cramped fingers and pulling the sheet of paper from the typewriter. She placed it on top of the stack to her right and sighed. With no video games to play, thanks to no electricity, and no women to chase, thanks to zombies chasing everybody, she’d managed to find the time to write three full length novels. Thanks to the prehistoric typewriter she’d found in the attic and absolutely nothing else to do to escape the horror that was currently reality.

Of course she couldn’t do anything with the manuscripts. The internet was dead. Publishing was dead. Her cousin was dead and to her knowledge, everyone in the general area but her was dead. Some days she thought maybe she had died and this was her own version of hell. It was almost ironic given the number of zombie apocalypse novels she’d written, the many hours she’d spent before her computer playing apocalypse themed games. Ah, the apocalypse was all chuckles and fun until it jumped off the page.

There was nothing fun about being in a strange place worrying about the family and friends you’d left behind. There was nothing fun about watching animated corpses roam the streets outside the house you couldn’t leave, or even worse, watch them eat people who did venture out. No one did that anymore. There had been so many screams in the beginning, but Leah hadn’t heard anything for over a month. She’d grown accustomed to the smell of rot, and the weather had blessedly erased a fair deal of the carnage. Blood had seemed to pour through the streets after the first rain. As gruesome as the sight was, she was thankful for the removal of any blood or gore nature provided. The snow seemed a gift. It had been falling steadily the whole day, covering the bodies and … parts… that remained in the streets, repainting the scene in a much prettier aesthetic.

“A beautiful view for a slow death,” she said, if for no other reason than to hear her own voice in the overwhelming silence. She almost wished she hadn’t finally killed Elizabeth. It would have been selfish to keep her cousin alive, or undead, as it were, but at least she’d have some form of company.

She stood from the desk chair and stretched, loosening the kinks in her body. The temptation to raid the kitchen hit, as it always did, but she knew what she’d find: Two granola bars, a box of stale Cheerios, a bottle of ketchup, and a sleeve of saltines. Her stomach grumbled. She rubbed her belly, unable to find any joy in the weight loss she’d experienced since visiting her cousin, and steeled her will against wiping out the last of her food supply.

She had to leave the house. She was going to starve to death if she didn’t.

“It would probably hurt less than getting eaten,” she said to herself as she sat back down at the desk, “but then again, getting ripped to shreds by a zombie would most likely be quicker.

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