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    Zombie Hollow
    Zombie Hollow
    Zombie Hollow
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    Zombie Hollow

    By Cassey Day

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    Brice Bender is infected with the zombie virus during an attack that killed his son. He stops the spread of the virus from turning him into a zombie by injecting a test serum into his bloodstream. It turns him into a half-zombie. Seeking revenge, Chris uses his zombie skills to find and kill the zombie that started the apocalypse. He finds that the zombies are not like the mindless ones in the movies. They are intelligent. Will he succeed in finding the one that started it all? Will he be able to save civilization?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCassey Day
    Release dateDec 1, 2016
    ISBN9781370655533
    Zombie Hollow
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    Cassey Day

    Cassey Day loves to read various genres including humor, mysteries, paranormal, science fiction, romance and more. This can be seen in the books that she writes. As a young girl, she spent the summer months reading teen books. She loved to travel to see her grandmother and cousins who live in a small town near Douglas, Georgia. She was in high school when she started writing short stories for her classmates to read. Once her busy career and children were out of the way, she pursued her dream of writing.

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      Zombie Hollow - Cassey Day

      ZOMBIE HOLLOW

      Written by

      Cassey Day

      Copyright © 2016 by Cassey Day

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

      This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author’s imagination or have been used fictitiously and are construed not to be real. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, actual events, locales or organizations is entirely coincidental. This book may not be reproduced whole or in part by any means without the written permission of the author. All rights reserved.

      ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

      I want to dedicate this book to my family. Thank you for your encouragement and patience. Without you, this book would not have been possible.

      Special thanks to Melody Simmons at ebookindiecovers.com for the book cover and Lucinda Campbell at lkcampbell@lkcampbell.com for book formatting.

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      Present Day

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Three Months Before

      Chapter Three

      Five Years Ago

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Return to Present Day

      Chapter Six

      Chapter Seven

      Chapter Eight

      ZOMBIE HOLLOW

      Present Day

      Chapter One

      Watch out! A man screamed. His voice signaled trouble. Brice Bender, who was staring at the quarter moon, turned in the direction of the voice to see a man wearing a black jogging suit running towards him. Unbelievably, it had been seconds before that he heard running footsteps. Brice faced a stranger that was so close; he felt the wind on his face.

      He grabbed the hood covering his head to keep it from accidentally falling away from his face. Holding his head down, he tried to keep his face from view. It was a face that would have revealed a truth that he didn’t want to disclose at that moment.

      In the darkness, the man fixed his eyes on Brice for a second as he passed him. Without enough light, Brice’s colorless face remained hidden. Sensing there was no danger posed by the running stranger, he continued to on his way. His lips curved up forming a smile. The man hadn’t known how close he had come to losing his life if even for a millisecond that Brice felt danger.

      He should watch it; Brice thought as he tightened his grip on the cane he held in his right hand. Brice’s eyes followed the path of the man. The man’s black athletic jacket and pants blended into the dark background of the city. Turning his head to look in the direction where the man had come from, he found deserted streets. He shook his head as he wondered if the guy knew that the zombies didn’t need light to see him. Good luck. Get off of the streets before it is too late, he muttered underneath his breath.

      City nights in Parc Hill, Ohio were eerie and quiet unless the deadly sounds of zombie attacks and gunfire disrupted the stolen peace. The stranger had suddenly broken the silence, not with a scream of dying, but with a scream of warning. He had warned Brice to get off of the streets. It was a warning that Brice did not heed.

      The sun had gone down two hours before leaving deserted streets. Any form of human life had disappeared into concrete shelters or barricaded basements designed to keep

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