Gnash

“It grabbed me from the beginning and kept me reading as much as I could during the day. Looked forward to getting home from work so I could start in again. Loved the characters and all of their stories, plenty of nasty, bloody parts throughout.”

“Would recommend to anyone that loves zombies or horror of any kind.”

“Gnash is a must read for not only zombie enthusiast everywhere but for fans of suspense & paranormal as well. Gnash resonates far beyond a zombie retelling and into the realm of successes, failures and having the strength to get up & keep going even when by all accounts hope is all but lost.”

“"Gnash" is simply one of the best zombie novels I've ever read! It reads as kind of a mashup of Stephen King, Tom Clancy, and just a dash of Dan Brown, which is quite impressive for a first-time self-published horror-genre author.”

“I really, really loved this book! I couldn't put it down, and I can't recommend it highly enough! Get it now!

So what’s this highly recommended book about…

An ancient fundamentalist organization has chosen to lash out against its enemies by conducting several attacks simultaneously across the globe. One of the assaults unleashes a deadly virus within the Pentagon. When the virus mutates beyond anything the terrorists expected, the nation's capital is plunged into a violent zombie outbreak that threatens to infect everyone in the region. A desperate attempt to stop the potential global epidemic backfires as the infected survive a brutal pre-emptive strike and continue to wreak havoc on the human population when they reemerge from the bowels of the ruined city.

Meanwhile, Grayson Donnelly, a former Army officer who is stranded in the Midwest during the outbreak, is forced to fight for his life and for the survival of his adopted community while his fiancé, Emory, is trapped in the Washington, D.C. quarantine zone. She struggles to come to terms with her own survival while living in a government-operated refugee camp just outside of the city. In a nation that is nearing anarchy as the terrorists' heinous scheme takes on a life of its own, the two of them must learn to adapt and do whatever is necessary in order to survive.

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About author Brian Parker

“I'm an Active Duty Army soldier and I wrote GNASH over the course of about 2 1/2 years during a deployment to Iraq and after work at the Pentagon. I decided to not write about a full-blown zombie apocalypse in this book and instead used large-scale, but still localized, outbreaks. The book has a very military flavor to it and I also went with a lot less gore than the genre typically has. We all know that little kids become zombies and that people die excrutiating deaths, but I didn't want to write in-depth descriptions of that stuff for this book.”

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