Eden: A Short Story About the Zombie Apocalypse

By Michael Robertson

Welcome to Eden—the underground, self-sufficient complex that has withstood the zombie apocalypse for over thirty years and is home to the remnants of humanity. 
Standing in the control room and about to take over his father's position of running it, Mark quickly realises there is more happening than a simple handover; he's about to find out that Eden has secrets…dark secrets. 


Secrets that change the way he looks at his father forever. 
Secrets that change the way he looks at everything forever. 

Secrets that will reveal the truth about the apocalypse... 


Eden is a post apocalyptic tale about surviving the zombie apocalypse. 

What the reviewers say about Eden: 

"Eden is deep, dark, and thought provoking." 

"The plot and pacing are wonderfully constructed, and the characters' emotions come through incredibly clearly." 

"…stop wasting time reading the awesome reviews, grab this book, and see for yourself. You won't be disappointed!" 

"It ran the gamut of emotions; anger, surprise, shock and heartbreak. I was in tears at the end of the story." 

"Two thumbs up!" 

"You need to read this, like, now." 

"I could not have asked for a better glimpse into this under-utilised facet of the zombie apocalypse."  

• Language: English
• Publisher: Michael Robertson
• Release date: May 7, 2015
• ISBN: 9781513018669

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Eden

Eden

A Short Story About the Zombie Apocalypse

Michael Robertson

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Eden is a work of fiction. The characters, incidents, situations, and dialogue are entirely a product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously and are not in any way representative of real people, places, or things.

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Following his dad into the control room, Mark remained on his feet and watched the old man fall into his high-backed chair. Letting out a groan, his dad leaned back in the threadbare seat and stared at the six monitors before him. Over three decades ago, both the furniture and equipment had