The Zombie Killers

Author : Wendell Sweet
Publisher :
ISBN 13 : 9781492982371
Total Pages : 238 pages
Book Rating : 4.9/5 (823 download)

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Download or read book The Zombie Killers written by Wendell Sweet and published by . This book was released on 2013-10-13 with total page 238 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Donita's NotebookMarch 1st (Night)Quakes, at least three. Warmed up fast, and all of the dirty snow that was piled along the streets has melted. Torrential rains. Thunder and lightening in the snow storm that came after sunset. Didn't last long; turned back to rain. Parts of the projects are burning. Jersey is burning. The sky is red-orange, like everything across the river is on fire. No one has come.March 2nd (Day)Rain 'til noon. Destruction widespread. Then horrific quake just before dark. Started to rain again, very heavy, then later at night it turned to snow. Lightening in the snow storm.Night, no moon, no stars. Storms stopped for awhile, still no stars. Then the storms came back harder.March 3rd (Night)Rain in the day, but as soon as the sun set, it turned colder. Snow, heavy snow, thunder and lightening through out the night. No moon or starlight. No stars at all!March 4th (Day into Night)Electronics stopped working, wristwatches, battery powered clocks. Bear tried to start a truck. Nothing... Dead. Three more quakes, aftershocks. Planes sprayed blue stuff on us too.March 5th (Day)Tremors. Time seems off; days are longer, I feel it. No way to measure it though. No rain or snow.Harlem ~ March 6thDonita sat on a stool in the kitchen writing in her little notebook. Something was going on out in the world. Something, and the news was covering it up. The local news had been canceled. First at noon and now again at five. There had been no strange weather today, but the time was still off. Really off. The days were longer, no doubt about it at all.There were fires burning out of control in the projects. No firemen had come. No cops. Nobody at all. There had been Earthquakes, or at least the ground had shook. Explosions somewhere? Was it Earthquakes? It seemed like no one knew.Donita didn't know anyone who owned a phone. A real phone. Real phones were a thing of the past. But a real phone would have been good now, because something had happened to all of the cell phones. The bars had dropped to nothing. How could that even be, she had asked Bear. There were towers all over the place! Nevertheless they had ceased to function, and she now found herself wishing for a real phone.Bear had rigged up a C.B. radio and they had listened to that for awhile. Twice a voice bled through claiming to be from somewhere in Jersey, warning everyone to stay away. The voice claimed the city was on fire. Union City? North Bergen? Edgewater? They didn't say, but it looked like all of Jersey was burning, just like parts of New York. There were gangs fighting for control of what was left here, probably the same there. The voice went on to say the dead were rising and walking the streets.