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    The Corridor
    The Corridor
    The Corridor
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    The Corridor

    By Matilda Loveshack

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    The shooting starts at midnight. Zombification hits billions fast and hard, leaving only a handful of citizens unturned in each city. The strange marks that appear on the survivors lead to the discovery that the seemed zombie apocalypse is nothing short of a science fiction horror. But for the four main characters of the story – a truck driver, a linguist, a conspiracy theorist, and a Mormon missionary – the goal is not only to survive, but to make a complicated and frightening journey home, along the lonely I-35 Corridor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMatilda Loveshack
    Release dateFeb 25, 2013
    ISBN9781301631407
    The Corridor
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    Matilda Loveshack

    Matilda Loveshack recently graduated with a B.S. in language arts with a psychology minor. She enjoys psychoanalysis, zombies, literary criticism, unicorns, and the oxford comma. A Velociraptor guards her bookshelf.

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