Sadie Miller, Signing Off...

Sadie Miller, Signing Off...

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 18, 2019
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Sadie Miller has spent her whole living under the shadow of her successful news anchor parents, but none of that matters anymore. Why? Because they're dead. In fact, more than half of the entire worlds population is dead, knocked out by a raging disease that can only be transferred through saliva. Now it's Sadie's turn to take the spotlight, being a lone survivor in a world full of chaos. Will her wits and instinct be enough to keep her alive? Or will she flop like her parents?
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Two girls fighting for survival, in a destroyed world. A world where people eat each other and are beyond recognition. Can they trust each other? will they be able to make it to the end together? They WILL survive They CAN survive They SHOULD survive And they do it TOGETHER... or not... a part from the book: I kill one with my ice axe and pull my gun out to shoot another coming close. 1... 2... I pull my ice axe out of the head of the zombie I just killed and put my gun back in, to immediately reach for my knife, and directly throwing at a Z. 3... We continue killing. 4... 5... 6... I hear them all breath heavily. 7... Shit, my arm starts hurting, but I can't stop, or else I get killed. I deepen my ice axe into one zombie, and push another one away with my leg, to hit it afterwards. 8... 9... *Not edited* #3 in virus #10 in Mutation #17 in Zombies #35 in disaster #43 in disease

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