R. Cuthbertson

Waves of Undead (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When a tsunami and a zombie outbreak strike simultaneously, what lengths must one go to in order to survive? Twins Paul and Ana Zuessen fight for their lives when they encounter people who are violent and cannibalistic... The undead.

At the end of the road along the 49th parallel sits the remote town of Tofino, a surfers' paradise in the Pacific Northwest. Ana travels to this idyllic beach town hoping to rekindle a romantic relationship, when horror and disaster strike.

Meanwhile, in Ladner, a suburban farm town near Vancouver, Paul learns his sister is on Vancouver Island where civilians are being warned of an encroaching tsunami. Will Paul find a way to get his sister to safety despite the impending apocalypse?

Waves of Undead is book one in the Undead Waters series - an action-packed sci-fi horror that blends disaster fiction with survival horror, set on the rugged coast of British Columbia, Canada. Waves is perfect for fans of World War Z, The Impossible, and Resident Evil.

Tofino. Zombies. Tsunami. This is phase one of the outbreak. Are you ready?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dark Coast Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 264
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781069263124
• Artikelnr.: 75521438

Autorenporträt

Rebecca Cuthbertson, author of Waves of Undead, is a nature enthusiast intrigued by stories of survival. As a child, Rebecca spent endless hours watching her older brother play apocalyptic video games such as Resident Evil and Silent Hill. For decades she was afflicted with nightmares of zombie outbreaks (and still is). At the age of twenty she moved from her hometown of Ladner, BC, to Tofino, BC, where she enjoyed life on the rugged west coast while often contemplating "what if?" scenarios. Her love of hiking, surfing, and the great outdoors inspired the setting for the Undead Waters series.Rebecca now resides in the Lower Mainland with her husband, dog, and toddler, where she feels unsettled living amongst more people than trees, lest an apocalyptic "what if" scenario should occur.https://rcuthbertsonwrites.com