Scattered

Written by Camille Picott

Narrated by Al Kessel

They’ll spill their blood to protect the truth. Under zombie occupation, can unlikely warriors defend the living?

America, 1985. Anton can’t forgive his brother’s stupidity. Furious his elder sibling left on a mission without rescuing their captured family friends, the hot-headed teenager impetuously sets off to run his own dangerous extraction. But his reckless infiltration into the Soviet’s prison camp only results in his own capture.

Nonna never forgot war’s cold caress. A gritty WWII survivor, she’ll do whatever it takes to prepare the boy in her care from an imminent mutant zombie attack. But when she learns the youngster’s secret, she’s terrified his life is already forfeit.

Brutally tortured for the location of their remaining stronghold, Anton can barely hold on. And with the regrets from her past only fueling her protective instincts, Nonna vows to sacrifice everything to shelter her young charge.

Can they survive the conflict’s ugly reality and save the lives of those they love?

Scattered is the redemptive third tale in the Zommunist Invasion zombie apocalypse series. If you like startling bravery, gruesome battles with the undead, and deeply drawn characters, then you’ll be gripped by Camille Picott’s edge-of-your-seat story.

Buy Scattered to exterminate all that rots today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Camille Picott
• Release date: Jun 17, 2021
• ISBN: 9781667024110

Camille Picott

Camille Picott has been writing novels about the End of the World & Beyond since she was twelve years old. Among her books you can find dystopia and zombie stories, how-to manuals for speculative fiction authors, and Asian-inspired fantasy novels. Camille loves nothing more than penning an epic action scene or pushing a character to her limits. Camille loves cooking and running absurdly long distances. It’s not unusual to find her chopping veggies in the kitchen late at night or hitting the trail in her running shoes long before the sun rises. She considers sleep to be optional and largely overrated.

Reviews for Scattered

[Amanda C · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

There is absolutely no place in this book. for a men to wear makeup and dresses.
What the hell is this author thinking this is a zombie book? It's not a freaking cross dressing book. For one, he's not a lady. You shouldn't be in girls' clothing.
It's sick and it's wrong. You should not have this c*** in your book. It's about zombies.
Not about sick freaks. I think their women.
By you putting in there that God don't make mistakes. God wanted him to be a girl. That's B.S. If God wanted to make him a girl, God would have made him a girl.