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    Fuse: The Walk, #2
    Frequency: The Walk, #3
    Fault: The Walk, #1
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    The Walk Series

    By Debra Rose

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    About this series

    There was nothing left to do but walk. Walk miles down the highway, town after town, from one state to the other.
    After the leaps and bounds mankind achieved, this is what we are reduced to.
    Walking.
    Go North, they say. There's hope in the North, where the spiders haven't found us…
    Yet.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWriting Roses
    Release dateDec 15, 2020
    Fuse: The Walk, #2
    Frequency: The Walk, #3
    Fault: The Walk, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Fault: The Walk, #1
      Fault: The Walk, #1

      Fault: The Walk, #1

      Debra Rose
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      We became so dependent on it, so taken by it that it became ingrained in us like the oxygen we breathe. Technology. The basis of our jobs, our entertainment, our communication, our entire way of life… Gone. Cell phones went first, followed by the cable and electrical lines. Funny, but there's more structure left in society than one might believe during a crisis this big. It might even be global, but we can't be sure. No one wants to say the word apocalypse, but it's in everyone's mind. It didn't come with a bang, but with a slow fizzle. One light went out, then two, then another and another until all the electricity drained away. The only hope given to us before the radios went silent was to head north. "There's hope in the North," they said. "In the cold." So we walk among the thousands heading north, and we pray for salvation. In the end, we're still people struggling to continue our lives in this fallen world. We still have compassion. We still have the need to love and be loved. We help those weaker than us because our societal nature demands it, and we'll survive because our humanity holds us together. It's the buzzing in my head that disturbs me the most. It comes as a warning right before they do. The little black spiders that are eating our world.

      We became so dependent on it, so taken by it that it became ingrained in us like the oxygen we breathe. Technology. The basis of our jobs, our entertainment, our communication, our entire way of life… Gone. Cell phones went first, followed by the cable and electrical lines. Funny, but there's more structure left in society than one might believe during a crisis this big. It might even be global, but we can't be sure. No one wants to say the word apocalypse, but it's in everyone's mind. It didn't come with a bang, but with a slow fizzle. One light went out, then two, then another and another until all the electricity drained away. The only hope given to us before the radios went silent was to head north. "There's hope in the North," they said. "In the cold." So we walk among the thousands heading north, and we pray for salvation. In the end, we're still people struggling to continue our lives in this fallen world. We still have compassion. We still have the need to love and be loved. We help those weaker than us because our societal nature demands it, and we'll survive because our humanity holds us together. It's the buzzing in my head that disturbs me the most. It comes as a warning right before they do. The little black spiders that are eating our world.

    • 2

      Fuse: The Walk, #2
      Fuse: The Walk, #2

      Fuse: The Walk, #2

      Debra Rose
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      Day by day, our community shrinks as people leave for the outpost, and I look over my family with worry. Hope is dwindling, along with our supplies. We turn our eyes to the North and wonder if this is the day we abandon the remnant of the old lives we tried so hard to hang on to. We wonder if this is the day we join the Walk.

      Day by day, our community shrinks as people leave for the outpost, and I look over my family with worry. Hope is dwindling, along with our supplies. We turn our eyes to the North and wonder if this is the day we abandon the remnant of the old lives we tried so hard to hang on to. We wonder if this is the day we join the Walk.

    • 3

      Frequency: The Walk, #3
      Frequency: The Walk, #3

      Frequency: The Walk, #3

      Debra Rose
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      There was nothing left to do but walk. Walk miles down the highway, town after town, from one state to the other. After the leaps and bounds mankind achieved, this is what we are reduced to. Walking. Go North, they say. There's hope in the North, where the spiders haven't found us… Yet.

      There was nothing left to do but walk. Walk miles down the highway, town after town, from one state to the other. After the leaps and bounds mankind achieved, this is what we are reduced to. Walking. Go North, they say. There's hope in the North, where the spiders haven't found us… Yet.

    Author

    Debra Rose

    Debra Rose is the author of The Phoenix Curse series, a bestseller in Amazon's post-apocalyptic and dystopian science fiction genre. Although she previously published under the pen name D.R. Johnson, all her new and current novels will be published under her full name. Debra is currently pursuing her bachelor's in arts at Southern New Hampshire University, and she lives in Texas with her husband and two children. Debra specializes in science fiction and the supernatural, although she has been known to stray into the realms of fantasy from time to time. Her books have graced the top of Amazon's bestseller lists and continue to captivate fans of the genre. Passionate about her craft, Debra continues to write enthralling stories that focus on character development during apocalyptic situations.

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