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Tag: outbreak
The Cursed River
An unreleased short story from the book:The Infection Spreads How the World Became Undead The town of Hollowbrook had always been a quiet place. Nestled between the hills, with its old houses and rusty street signs, it was a town that felt timeless. The town’s lifeblood, however, was its river—the Raven’s Edge River, a once-pristine… Read More…
The Dark Web Infection
An unreleased short story from the book:The Infection Spreads How the World Became Undead Eliot sat in the dim glow of his computer screen, eyes tired but wide with excitement. He’d been on the dark web before, of course, but today was different. Today he was going to try something new, something that promised to… Read More…
The Undead City
An unreleased short story from the book:The Infection Spreads How the World Became Undead It started on the edge of town, where the earth trembled and the wind howled with an unnatural intensity. No one knew what lay beneath the old cemetery. For years, the ancient burial ground had been a place of quiet reflection,… Read More…
The Age of Darkness
An unreleased short story from the book:The Infection Spreads How the World Became Undead In the shadow of the ancient mountains, beyond the reach of civilization, a long-forgotten tomb lay hidden beneath the sands. It was an ancient burial site, believed to be the final resting place of a forgotten civilization, a culture that had… Read More…
The Virus of the Mind
An unreleased short story from the book:The Infection Spreads How the World Became Undead Dr. Evelyn Ward had been at the forefront of neuroscience for over two decades. A brilliant mind, she was hailed as one of the leading researchers in the field of neuropsychology. Her experiments focused on unlocking the deepest recesses of the… Read More…
The Frozen Nightmare
An unreleased short story from the book:The Infection Spreads How the World Became Undead Dr. Gabriel Strauss had been dreaming of this moment for years. The cryogenics facility, tucked away in the icy, remote peaks of the Arctic, was his magnum opus—a monumental leap for mankind. His work was revolutionary. He had long believed that… Read More…
