Sky On Fire (an Apocalypse Story)
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In the start of the apocalypse, three friends were on the school bus
Firstly, the sun explodes, leaves the Earth a boiling hot wasteland.
Then there was the viral outbreak. The disease from the sun. No one is safe. The infected roam the streets and everything Jade knows is lost.
But then they find Abby, the girl who is immune to this virus. This girl could be used to create the cure and help save the world. Somehow they need to get her to the safe place.
Easy right? But everyone forgets about the zombies, and the people who aren't immune...
Follow Simi, Georgia and Jade through the apocalypse. It's too easy to forget that in the end everyone is doomed...
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