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    Population Zero [Book Three]
    Population Zero [Book Three]
    Population Zero [Book Three]
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    Population Zero [Book Three]

    By I.G. Harding

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    Hear What the Critics are Saying

    "Wow, what an amazing and Entertaining Book; great cast of characters, very good story with a lot of eerie twists and turns. Population Zero is by far one of the best zombie books to have come out in a long time."

    -Mary Jones -Valley Daily News

    "A must read in the horror genre. Population Zero is a book that will leave you begging for more; Five Stars All The Way."

    -Judy B. Cohen -Valley Group Media

    "Deliciously entertaining and very fun read; I bought it for a friend as a gift and she loved it as well. It's by far one of the finest zombie apocalypse books to have come out in the last decade. Highly Recommend This Book."

    -Dave Baker -Book Bloggers of America

    "Population Zero is an extremely well developed post-apocalyptic zombie tale. I really had a lot of fun reading this story. If you're looking for a phenomenal zombie book, then look no further than this one. Ten Thumbs Up."

    -Debra Eisner -Literary Times Inc.

    Editorial Review

    Population Zero is an amazing book and a really interesting read. By the end of the book, you will feel like you have gone through an emotional roller-coaster which is not only fun, but also frightening.

    This zombie book is definitely a one of a kind in the horror genre. If you are looking for a book that will leave you biting your nails at the edge of your seat; then look no further than Population Zero. A book full of amazing characters and terrifying zombies, Five Stars!

    Jim S. Stein

    Book Description

    When a scientist unleashes the deadliest virus the world has ever seen, a small group must band together in order to survive the Zombie Apocalypse and Kill the Walking Dead; their tale is one of redemption, joy and tears.

    Come and join us in the town of Steel Valley. A world filled with chaos, where even the dead don't know their rightful place.

    Author's Favorite Quote

    "We peek into the window of mortal souls and learn nothing; in the end, we realize that death is only the beginning."

    (Zombie Books, Zombies, Zombie Books for Kids, Zombie, Zombie eBooks, Zombie Apocalypse, Zombie Mayhem, Zombie Novels, Zombie Fiction)

    [Zombie Books]

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIvan King
    Release dateJan 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370612628
    Population Zero [Book Three]
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    I.G. Harding

    I.G. Harding is an American Author who is best known for his Award Winning Zombie Series called Population Zero. He grew up in the Washington D.C. area and currently lives in Orlando, Florida with his wife, Nora, and their three kids, Mathew, Madeline and Tyler.

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      Population Zero [Book Three] - I.G. Harding

      Hear What the Critics are Saying

      "Wow, what an amazing and Entertaining Book; great cast of characters, very good story with a lot of eerie twists and turns. Population Zero is by far one of the best zombie books to have come out in a long time."

      -Mary Jones – Valley Daily News

      "A must read in the horror genre. Population Zero is a book that will leave you begging for more; Five Stars All The Way."

      -Judy B. Cohen – Elite Media Group

      "Deliciously entertaining and very fun read. I bought it for a friend as a gift and she loved it as well. It’s by far one of the finest zombie apocalypse books to have come out in the last decade. Highly Recommend This Book."

      -Dave Baker – Book Bloggers of America

      "Very interesting story. I highly recommend this book to any zombie lover out there. Can’t Go Wrong."

      -Carl Mosner – Readers Cove Unlimited

      "Population Zero is an extremely well developed post-apocalyptic zombie tale. I really had a lot of fun reading this story. If you’re looking for a phenomenal zombie book, then look no further than this one. Ten Thumbs Up."

      -Debra Eisner – Literary Times Inc.

      "My favorite zombie book this year; so far I have read more than eight. Once I started reading, I simply couldn’t put it down. Great Read."

      -Emma Righter – Writers United Group

      "This story reminded me why I fell in love with reading zombie books in the first place; thank you Mr. Harding for making such an amazing and fun book. Keep up with the great story telling. Awesome Book!"

      -Lee Ratner – Daily Media Trends, Inc.

      Editorial Review

      Population Zero is an amazing book and a really interesting read. By the end of the book, you will feel like you have gone on an emotional rollercoaster which is not only fun, but also frightening.

      This zombie book is definitely one of a kind in the horror genre. If you are looking for a book that will leave you biting your nails at the edge of your seat, then look no further than Population Zero. This book is chock-full of amazing characters and terrifying zombies. Five Stars!

      Jim S. Stein

      About the Book

      When a scientist unleashes the deadliest virus the world has ever seen, a small group must band together to survive the zombie apocalypse; their tale is one of redemption, joy and tears.

      Come and join us in the town of Steel Valley. A world filled with chaos, where even the dead don’t know their rightful place.

      We peek into the window of mortal souls and learn nothing; in the end, we realize that death is only the beginning.

      I.G. Harding

      Previously on Population Zero . . .

      AJ adjusted his binoculars for an even closer look. From what I can see, there are three of them. They’re just stumbling around. I recognize one, but not the other two.

      Well? Who is it? she asked excitedly.

      AJ handed her the binoculars. See for yourself.

      She grabbed it and could not believe her eyes. The three men she saw barely looked like people anymore. They were so mangled and torn; there was no way they could be alive. She focused on one of them; she thought she recognized

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