A New Virus
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  • Reads 18,266
  • Votes 1,575
  • Parts 18
  • Time 1h 32m
Ongoing, First published Mar 25, 2018
This book is inspired by Crystal Scherer's 'A Different Virus - Heartfire'.

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Five hundred years have past since the last Zombie sighting...Humanity became brave...brave or clueless. Slowly...the knowledge of Zombies lost itself to the very recesses of the human mind. And Humanity forgot as Zombies left reality to renter the world of myth and fantasy.

So how will Humanity cope with a new sighting...? All this time believing that Zombies had all been wiped out...vanishing from the Earth into the very air around them. Not even a scrap of DNA was left behind for those to remember them by...until the sighting of a being with reddened eyes in the forest close to town.
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