When civilization ends -
When hundreds of millions of the dead return to eat the living -
How will the remaining humans survive? One week ago there were over 300 million people living in America. Today there are less than 50,000. After a man-made plague decimates the population, cities burn and the government crumbles when the dead come back to life as flesh-hungry zombies. Wim Wagner purposely kept himself cut off from other people, but when the undead arrive on his farm, intent on eating him, he's forced to venture out into the land around him and fight to save a world on which he long ago turned his back. Survivors from all walks of life - criminals and fry cooks, teenagers and soldiers - battle to survive zombies and each other as mankind races toward extinction. A post-apocalyptic, dystopian horror story, "Hell on Earth" tells the story of multiple men and women from all walks of life, dealing with a zombie apocalypse. Read the book readers describe as "Stephen King's 'The Stand' meets 'The Walking Dead'!" Wim - a farmer & loner. Ramey - a high school drop out. Mead - a washed up line cook. Bundy - a 500 pound prisoner. Jorge - an army medic. Emory - a 80 year old millionaire. Juli - a lonely but resourceful suburbanite. Grady - father to an autistic son. Mitch - the spoiled son to a US Senator. Mina - a housekeeper caring for her abusive father. Solomon - a violent and cunning businessman. Aben - a homeless war veteran. What readers are saying: "I f*****g love this book, man!" Nathan "It's Stephen King's The Stand meets The Walking Dead! Graphic and well written with fully developed characters. Read it in a few hours. Can't wait for the next book!!" Audrey S. "One of the best I've read in a long time." Bill H. "Disgusting, poignant and fun." Rachel S. "Awesome!" Pat "4.5 stars. A good/solid zombie story with plenty of diverse characters." Dave "I'm a fan" Lori
When civilization ends -
When hundreds of millions of the dead return to eat the living -
How will the remaining humans survive? One week ago there were over 300 million people living in America. Today there are less than 50,000. After a man-made plague decimates the population, cities burn and the government crumbles when the dead come back to life as flesh-hungry zombies. Wim Wagner purposely kept himself cut off from other people, but when the undead arrive on his farm, intent on eating him, he's forced to venture out into the land around him and fight to save a world on w