Best Zombie Apocalypse Books Novels & Stories

Majority of the vampires agreed and their angry yells of ‘yes’ could be heard. “Two weeks ago, I journeyed to Athens to relay the good news to the Elders, about the Blackburn being alive, but I was disappointed to know that it is no news to them because they knew all this while,” Aamon’s expression darkened now. “The Elders have been keeping things from us for too long. They can never be trusted anymore. I decided to act on my own and with Kyle, I was able to get the witch to speak yesterday. There is a sacred book written by the Fathers of the early church after the time of the witch trials. It talks about a prophecy that will bring an end to our immortality.”

I gave the apocalypse one star. The author replied: "Prove it." Now I'm Vera, the wife who dies in chapter seventeen. I have two dollars, a cheating husband, and twelve days until the dead start walking. But I wrote the review, so I know every plot hole in this book. I also have a space where time stops and nothing ever spoils. Let's see how his book ends when the reader is the one holding the pen.

"Run a diagnostic on the internal comms. Make sure the mesh network is holding. Jaxie, I want you to check the diesel generators. We're going to need them running at full capacity tonight."They moved immediately, the brief moment of emotional vulnerability over.I walked over to the reinforced window overlooking the loading bay and looked out at the empty industrial district. The fires from the residential sector cast a dull orange glow on the horizon.The apocalypse had arrived. Exactly on schedule. Exactly as I'd predicted.And I was sitting in a fortress, eating chocolate cake, while my ex-husband was getting left behind by the military.I smiled, a slow, cold thing that didn't touch my eyes.

With fewer residents but higher quality, Hope Base managed fairly well during the apocalypse. The Firebrand Base, on the other hand, suffered from extreme resource shortages. Yet its leader was ruthless, ranked among the top ten toughest people in the apocalypse. He killed zombies outside the base and his own people inside. When resources ran critically low, he would cull the population to keep the base at a manageable level. His cruelty was extreme, but the Firebrand Base was resilient, never experiencing internal revolts or uprisings. During the apocalypse, humans were often more dangerous than zombies, especially when resources ran low. People would act like wild animals just to survive.

I looked at the dead creature and realized someone had created a need for the chips. [Data analysis incomplete.] [Additional mutated infected required.] “You want me to find more?” [Confirmed.] I sprayed some sanitizer on the chip before putting it in the lowest pocket of my cargo pants. It was clear that the zombies were not the scariest thing about the apocalypse The real danger was the people who had known they were coming. Or those who had caused the apocalypse. “I’m so tired,” Claire said, coming to stand next to Tom. “Are we almost going home?” Before Tom could reply, we heard a growl behind us and turned. A zombie breathed out a strong fire.

BOOK#1 AUTHOR’S POV At 10:17 a.m., Claire Bennett was supposed to be dead. She just didn't know it yet. Three minutes later, the first scream would tear through Mirae High School. Blood would stain the classroom floors, students would claw at locked doors, and the dead would rise among the living. But right now, Claire was sitting on her sofa with a bowl of popcorn in her lap, watching her favorite zombie movie for the third time that month.

“Well, maybe they can't see at night. You know, like those zombies from Train to Busan? I mean, I guess if they can't detect movement in the dark, they wouldn't know where to go.” That made me think about my first life. I'd only survived about three days into the apocalypse, and we'd spent most of that time indoors at night because who would be insane to venture outside in the dark when there’s cannibalistic monsters roaming around. We hadn't exactly had many opportunities to observe how the infected behaved at night. “That could certainly be a possibility,” I muttered, still trying to remember whether I'd ever encountered a blind zombie before. “Hey, don't think about it too much, Baby Gron

She stood transfixed by the now-barred security gates, her pulse still racing with anxiety. Chloe could hardly believe that Ethan, her ex-husband, had become a zombie. Dominic, his enabling father, had been his first victim. She shuddered at the thought. Adrian Blackwood looked anything but pleased. His expression told Chloe he was about to lose his temper. “What the hell was that?” Adrian barked. She flinched, clutching her chest, but quickly regained her composure. “That was proof of everything I've been telling you. The apocalypse is coming. You just watched my ex-husband transform into a zombie.”

The party jumped into action. The sound of Shepard's chainsaw filled the hallway and the zombies all turned to her. While she charged into the oncoming throng of undead, Melanie stood against the right wall firing her blunderbuss. The sound of her weapon was like the boom of a firework on the Fourth of July. Some zombies were drawn to Melanie, and Sprout jumped in to cut off any who got too close, her machetes flashing. Lumina waited with the globe in her hands, apparently bored with the hallway's activity.

I had survived a collapsing overpass, a flood, and the first night of the zombie outbreak. But one wrong movement here could end everything. The raider pressed the barrel harder against my head. "Drop your gun, sweetheart. Slowly."