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    Falling Apart: Two Short Zombie Stories
    Falling Apart: Two Short Zombie Stories
    Falling Apart: Two Short Zombie Stories
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    Falling Apart: Two Short Zombie Stories

    By L.D. Silver

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    The zombie virus is spreading, and our world is falling apart. Not everyone will react in the same way...

    Some people will pick up a gun, and some people will make a different choice. Falling Apart includes two haunting stories of regular people caught up in the apocalypse.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL.D. Silver
    Release dateJul 3, 2016
    ISBN9781310364822
    Falling Apart: Two Short Zombie Stories
    Author

    L.D. Silver

    I’m a writer, avid reader and movie fan. I was a finalist in the 2012 RMFW Colorado Gold Contest for my work titled “In a World of Orphans”. I write fantasy and horror, with a focus on zombies, magic and the occasional robot. I currently live north of Denver, Colorado.

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