The Ash Fever

The Ash Fever

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The year is 2045, seventeen years ago, the ash Fever swept across the world, turning its victims into fast, mindless husks that shed a deadly black ash with every breath, what remains of humanity now clings to walled cities under strict martial law, surrounded by the ruins of civilization, better known as the Dead Zones. In Ashless Hill, one of the last known strongholds, life is fragile but orderly until a mission into an abandoned hospital uncovers something that shouldn't exist. Caught in the fallout are Wyatt, a hardened recon soldier haunted by loss, and Kassie, a civilian barely surviving in the cracks of the city's system. Their fates collide as secrets buried beneath ash begin to stir, and the line between the living and the dead grows thinner with every breath
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