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    Dead Hunger IX: The Cleansing

    By Eric A. Shelman

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    The Cleansing Has Begun ...

    Since 2011, Flex, Gem, Hemp, Charlie and their families have struggled to survive in a world gone dead. Nearly twenty years later, at the dawning of 2029, they are under siege yet again.

    After more than a decade of relative calm in the fortified city of Kingman, Kansas, A new onslaught of the walking dead has our heroes struggling to understand the reasons behind it.

    There is no time to come up with a plan. The fences appear inadequate and the Mothers and Hungerers are dead set on getting to the nourishment within . . .

    Everyone must band together and use their skills if they are to defeat the hordes of walking dead.

    Join them as they give it their all ... one last time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEric A. Shelman
    Release dateFeb 11, 2016
    ISBN9781310354045
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    Dead Hunger IX: The Cleansing
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    Eric A. Shelman

    Eric Shelman lives in Cape Coral, Florida, with his wife of nearly 30 years, Linda. He is author of 15 books, beginning with Out of the Darkness: The Story of Mary Ellen Wilson, the true story of an abused child named Mary Ellen Wilson. His next book is Case #1: The Mary Ellen Wilson Files. Then on to his fiction. His third book, released in early 2011, brought Eric closer to what he really wanted to write in the first place: Fiction! It's a straight serial killer novel called "A Reason To Kill," available in all formats. Also in 2011, Eric wrote a ZOMBIE novel called Dead Hunger, and readers ate it up so much, he wrote SEVEN MORE in the series! They are: Dead Hunger II: The Gem Cardoza Chronicle, Dead Hunger III: The Chatsworth Chronicles, Dead Hunger IV: Evolution, Dead Hunger V: The Road To California, Dead Hunger VI: The Gathering Storm, and Dead Hunger VII: The Reign of Isis, and Dead Hunger VIII: Peace, Love & Zombies. His witch novel is called Generation Evil, and Eric's time travel / serial killer novel is called Shifting Fears. The Camera: Bloodthirst is a possession novel and the first in a trilogy, and he released Scabs: The Gemini Exception - a bit of a creature feature, in 2015. Try them on for size ... Eric's pretty sure if you do, you'll be a fan for life. :-)

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