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    Tankbread

    By Paul Mannering

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    About this ebook

    Ten years ago humanity lost the war for survival.

    Now intelligent zombies rule the world. Feeding the undead of a steady diet of clones called Tankbread, the survivors live on the brink of extinction.

    An outlaw courier is on a journey through post-apocalyptic Australia to save the last humans and destroy the zombie threat.

    His only companion is a girl with an extraordinary secret. Her name is Else, and she's Tankbread.

    "A guts and glory joyride into very dark territory. Very nasty and lots of fun!"
    --Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of DEAD OF NIGHT and DUST & DECAY

    "Sink your teeth into an Australia where the zombies are in charge--you won't be disappointed."
    --Rocky Wood, author of STEPHEN KING: A LITERARY COMPANION

    "A blast from start to finish. A breathless, country-crossing zombie epic--kind of like Mad Max colliding head on with Dawn of the Dead. TANKBREAD is a unique and very entertaining entry in the over-saturated zombie genre."
    --David Moody, author of the AUTUMN and HATER series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPermuted Press
    Release dateMar 14, 2013
    ISBN9781618681232
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    • 5/5
      Loved this book (if you can use the word "love" ob such a gory mess). A different take on the zombie/undead genre..and set in Australia, which makes a change. See - Australian scientists really could take over the world LOL. Tankbread is created to satisfy the need to feed of the zombies and make them leave the still live humans alone.. sort of works (/snicker). Can't really say much more without being a spoiler.. If you like this genre READ it! you will love it too. Some great characters scattered throughout too.
    • 4/5
      great read put a new spin on the zombie genre love it keep the aussie stories coming