Sprinters (In Progress)

Sprinters (In Progress)

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Science Fiction
In the summer of 2016, upper New England and parts of the Canadian border went on a permanent epidemic lockdown from the rest of the Western Hemisphere, deeming it in the media and in future history books as the next Chernobyl. Nobody is sure when the infections begin spreading amongst the New England public, nor where it came from in the first place. Only that it was already too late once residence were able to notice.
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Restless

The end of mankind has finally come, in the least spectacular way. When pen-pals Neri, a Canadian, and Eleni, an American, finally meet each other in the flesh for the first time, they believe it's the happiest day of their lives. That is, until planes fall from the sky, a virus spreads like wildfire, and mushroom clouds of flame fill the sky. Why? Because of one thing the media never released: the DED virus. Similar to other zombie-like infections, DED does three things: infect, reawaken, and devour the living. After learning of possibly the only safe place on the continent, Florida and all other states and countries become overridden by the Restless and insignificant to survivors. Eleni and Neri are going to embark on a daring trek all the way from Florida back to the Canadian border, where the remainder of the survivors have relocated. Will they be able to make it alive, or will they both die trying? ©2013 by E. Barnes.

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