The Season Of Hyde #1: An Unknown Survivor's Tale

By Artie Margrave

What opens up as a bright, brilliant morning turns drastically into a frightening nightmare as worldwide pandemonium razes civilization to ashes. No one knows for certain how it started but what they do know is that something has turned the very meekest of humans into savage beasts. Now a handful of survivors tell their tales and how each others' resolves crisscross their paths.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Artie Margrave
• Release date: Jan 31, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301832606

Artie Margrave

Tobi is a developing writer currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science. With your reviews, he hopes to become a reader's favourite. He currently lives in Lagos, Nigeria.

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