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Gnash

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by Brian Parker
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"Simply one of the best zombie novels I've ever read! It reads as kind of a mashup of Stephen King, Tom Clancy, and just a dash of Dan Brown." —Larry Duane, host of Not Ready for Radio
An ancient fundamentalist organization executes several attacks simultaneously across the globe. A deadly viral compound is unleashed in the Pentagon and the airborne virus turns the building's population into zombies. A Secret Service agent, coerced by the terrorists to assassinate several heads of state, sends the world into chaos.
Meanwhile, a former Army officer stranded in the Midwest is forced to fight for his life while his fiancée is trapped in the Washington, DC quarantine zone and a desperate US Army Delta team searches for a way to end the madness.
They must each fight for their own survival as the nation battles to end the zombie threat before it becomes a global pandemic.
"Gnash is an action-packed read that's as scary a nest of black widow spiders taking up residence in your bedroom. You never know when or where your next pants-pissing encounter with the terrifying bastards will show up. And you're afraid to close your eyes because you just know when you do, you'll surely be bitten." —The Bookie Monster

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