Sandy Versus False Alarm

Sandy Versus False Alarm

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Sandy is once again thrust into the center of E.O.W. Prep Inc.'s plot After surviving the first recorded zombie outbreak, her team, or what's left of them, have been relocated and reassigned. But when Sandy learns that her colleague was patient zero and that her plan was executed like a script, the coincidence borders on the edge of conspiracy. What are the capsules that everyone around her seems to be wearing? Who is the strange custodian following her? But between press conferences and a planned attack by a group of whistleblowers, Sandy may just be too busy to make sense of any of it. Could this be what E.O.W. Prep is hoping for? SANDY VERSUS FALSE ALARM is the second full short story in the ongoing series SANDY VERSUS ZOMBIE.
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