30 days without an accident, a new record for Isabelle's group. People are settling in, growing more accustomed to the extra people who came from Woodbury. The prison feels more like home, despite the fact that nothing is supposed to be permanent. 30 days without an accident. When the next accident happens, it's bound to hurt. [Fourth book in The Walking Dead series. Completed; being rewritten.]

The apocalypse has changed Isabelle. She isn't the young, naive, vulnerable girl that she used to be. The apocalypse has changed her, molding her to be a hard, determined survivor that grew up too fast. In this world, no one is a child for too long. No place is permanent, and there are more survivors that are alive than Isabelle thought. Not everyone in the apocalypse is willing to let you live. [Third book in The Walking Dead series. Completed; being rewritten.]

The apocalypse is real, and it's taken almost everything Isabelle cares about. Almost. Against all odds, she found a group, like a second family. They had a place, until they were forced to move in order to survive. After all, you can never stay in one place for too long. [Second book in The Walking Dead series. Completed; being rewritten.]

This only happens in books, movies, and video games. The apocalypse isn't real. Until one day, it is, leaving a ten year old girl, Isabelle Elizabeth Thompson, to face a world that leaves no room for weakness. [Book one in The Walking Dead series. Completed; being rewritten.}