Through The Fire

Through The Fire

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*BOOK COMING OUT ON MARCH 29TH ON AMAZON, SELF PUBLISHED. * Perfect for fans of 1984, Twilight and Warm Bodies, are you ready to venture into this Young Adult, Dark Paranormal Romance? In a future where no place is safe, can a single girl save humanity when she is unable to save herself? Charlotte was running for her life, but it only takes a moment for everything to change. The world is no longer the same. A virus decimated the population and created what are now called Zombies. Similar to humans except for the color of the eyes, they feed mainly on blood. Nobody is safe anymore. The pace of life is regulated by a curfew. Only the bravest, during the day, venture into the city. The night no longer belongs to humans, who continue to decrease in number. Charlotte had gone out to find food. She was late and risked being killed. Ace, charming and mysterious, saved her, but at what price? Back in town nothing is as they left it. It takes only one night to change everything and can she now trust one of the monsters that ruined everyone's life? In a run for life, the real enemy is disguising as the one who's trying to save them all. Charlotte role is going to be much bigger than she ever thought possible. But the truth is that Charlotte's not a hero, she is a survival in a dystopic world, a destroyed one, and there's no way in saving it. All Charlotte wanted was safety for her father and her new friends, but no matter how many plans she can come up with, no matter how sorry she feels for running away from the only person who loves her, there is no safe place to stay. In a burning Atlanta, hope is long dead and a happy ending is not what Charlotte will get.
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