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    Oasis: An apocalyptic zombie novella
    Oasis: An apocalyptic zombie novella
    Oasis: An apocalyptic zombie novella
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    Oasis: An apocalyptic zombie novella

    Written by Joan De La Haye

    Narrated by Digital Voice Anya G

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    Beneath the ravaged skies, amidst the ruins of civilization, a glimmer of hope survives - New Atlantis, a fortified UN base at the South Pole. But for a family of civilians and a hardened squad of soldiers, reaching that distant oasis means a desperate trek across a nightmare landscape.

    Hunted by the Others, pushed to their breaking points, can they outrun the shadows of extinction?

    Oasis plunges you into a heart-pounding journey:

    ·      Gripping characters in a desperate struggle: Witness the resilience of ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances alongside hardened soldiers battling their own demons.

    ·      A relentless race against time: Can they reach New Atlantis before the Others consume them all?

    Praise for Oasis:

    "Treads classic Romero-esque ground...grimmer than grim, and delivers." - The Eloquent Page

    "Sharp, brutal, spiced with humour...a great addition to the zombie genre." - Dave de Burgh

    If you crave thrills, terror, and zombies unlike any you've encountered, dive into Oasis and prepare for a fight for survival.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoan De La Haye
    Release dateJul 1, 2023
    ISBN9798868777141
    Author

    Joan De La Haye

    Joan De La Haye writes horror, dark fantasy and some very twisted thrillers. She invariably wakes up in the middle of the night because she's figured out yet another freaky way to mess with her already screwed-up characters. You can stalk Joan on her website: www.joandelahaye.com

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