A man and his family have a perfect life, but then a strange unknown disease infects the human race. The disease was known to kill the host, and then bring them back. After the fall of the U.S, Adam Clark must cope with the loss of his loved ones, while at the same time traveling across the nation with a rag-tag group of survivors in hope to discover the truth behind the infection, and try to cure it.

Best friends Stephano and fredrick are big time gamers, and when a new game comes out, they gotta have it but when they set it up, things get a little sketchy when they are transported into the game. They must beat the game to escape. Only problem is they didn't read the manual, and there isn't any tutorial videos to watch in this game.

Was there any point in writing rules and regulations when the world was going to hell? So what was Philippa Nolan doing stuck in a sweltering tin hut in the middle of the desert creating a new set of Health and Safety Regs for use in the Zombie War? Would they ever be finished, let alone implemented, as what was left of the military tried to stop the zombie hordes overrunning yet more cities and towns, ripping the residents to pieces in their lust for blood? All across the US small pockets of humanity struggle to survive, fighting against the odds to keep going and find somewhere they could be safe. Did any of these last stragglers hold the key to victory against the undead the world so desperately needed or were government projects like the ‘Zombie War: Health and Safety Regs’ the last impotent defence of a dying civilisation?