My Zombie Summer (Book 1): the Undead Road
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I wrapped my fingers around the nearest handle. The door wouldn’t budge. Jewel tried the middle door. It wouldn’t open either. The Vectors had nearly caught up to us—their jaws snapping, their arms lashing. They were on the hunt for our flesh. I grabbed the Glock from my leg holster.
A gross splat made us spin around. Some guy in a pair of jogging shorts had fallen from above. His head split on the concrete like a putrid melon. Then another splat came, and then a dozen more. Decaying bodies rain...ed down in front of us like an undead waterfall, pouring from the terrace above the museum. There had to be dozens, if not hundreds more of them. Some rose to their feet and escaped the decomposed dog-pile.
These monsters would never give up, and neither would we. Kaylynn reached for the last door handle and pulled with all her might. The other doors wouldn’t open for us, so I expected hers to be the same. To my surprise, she pried the big door open with no problem.
She gestured at the entrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wrapped my fingers around the nearest handle. The door wouldn’t budge. Jewel tried the middle door. It wouldn’t open either. The Vectors had nearly caught up to us—their jaws snapping, their arms lashing. They were on the hunt for our flesh. I grabbed the Glock from my leg holster.
A gross splat made us spin around. Some guy in a pair of jogging shorts had fallen from above. His head split on the concrete like a putrid melon. Then another splat came, and then a dozen more. Decaying bodies rain...ed down in front of us like an undead waterfall, pouring from the terrace above the museum. There had to be dozens, if not hundreds more of them. Some rose to their feet and escaped the decomposed dog-pile.
These monsters would never give up, and neither would we. Kaylynn reached for the last door handle and pulled with all her might. The other doors wouldn’t open for us, so I expected hers to be the same. To my surprise, she pried the big door open with no problem.
She gestured at the entrance.
What to read after My Zombie Summer (Book 1): the Undead Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, David Powers to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
I loved this book. it was imaginative, interesting, exciting and kept me on the edge of my seat. At one point I got so lost in the book that I felt like I was there with them running from the zombies. very good! thank you!Write Review:
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