Twin Shift by Amara A. Minx

Author:Amara A. Minx [Minx, Amara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Finicky
Published: 2018-07-06T05:00:00+00:00

As Gideon and Gabe stepped onto the property line the rotting minions attacked. Gideon knew going in that this would be a fight for his life. He didn't care. These despicable creatures needed to be put out of their misery so he could kill the man who made them.

Gabe attacked with a ferocity he had never seen before, jumping and ripping the neck out of his intended prey before Gideon could reach his first attacker. Gideon realized his twin was completely feral. His concern for his brother distracted him enough that the zombie closest to him jumped at him before he could react. They were faster than an average human but died just as easily. Gideon broke the thing’s neck before moving to the next two attacking him.

They had killed eight creatures before the door opened. All the zombies went still, seeming to wait for instruction. They parted as Gregory approached. He had partially grey hair and beautiful dark skin. His body possessed the tone of a younger man. His smug smile died when he saw Gabe.

“Kill the wolf,” he snapped out through clenched teeth.

The zombies turned in unison, scrambling toward Gabe.

Gideon could no longer see his brother. He snapped necks, pulling bodies from the pile that had formed in front of him. There were just too many of them. He heard Gabe yelp.

He messaged his brother to fall back, attempting to use images instead of speech. There was a vicious growl.

Gideon watched as a zombie stood from the pile, placing a chunk of Gabe’s flesh in his mouth. Its eyes held a morbid ecstasy as blood dripped from its lips.

He had to get to his brother out of there. Fighting, even dying for his brother he could deal with. Watching his brother turned into a wolf meat buffet. No way.

He starting flinging bodies left and right, not bothering to kill them, needing to get to his twin.

He made it to the bloody fur mess in the middle, grabbing Gabe in both arms he ran to the truck, throwing Gabe in the front seat before he started the engine.

He watched the creatures chase the truck down the street before looking at his brother’s bloody fur back.

“Gabe. How bad is it?”

Gabe shifted positions on his seat, blood dripping onto the worn interior as he turned to look at his human brother.

“Jesus Gabe,” Gideon swallowed bile as he looked at the hole in Gabe’s skull.

His wolf twin didn't murmur a sound as he glared at Gideon with his remaining eye.

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