Elements of the Undead Books One-Three: A Zombie Apocalypse Series

William Esmont

Sep 2012 · Devious Productions, LLC

About this ebook

As mankind’s reign on earth draws to a violent close, survivors Megan Pritchard and Jack Wolfe navigate the zombie-infested post-apocalyptic wasteland of the former United States in search of a safe place to ride out their last days. From the scorching deserts of southern Arizona to wilds of the Texas gulf coast, their attempts to find salvation are met with death and destruction at every turn. As options dwindle and despair mounts, their worst fears are realized: there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. In order to survive, they must change and adapt to their new place in the world. The alternative is extinction.

This omnibus contains the first three stories in the Elements of the Undead series – Fire, Air, and Earth.

The Elements of the Undead:
Fire: The Collapse
Air: Mortal Choice
Earth: Desperate Measures
Water: The End of Us

Coop: An Elements of the Undead Short
The Elements of the Undead Omnibus (Books One-Three)

Series Keywords: Apocalypse Zombies, Zombie Apocalypse Survival, Zombie Wars, Post Apocalyptic World,Undead apocalypse,Zombie Heroes, Apocalyptic Survival Zombies, arizona, united states, texas,horror,science fiction,collection

Ratings and reviews

As a lover of zombie stories, I was really looking forward to reading this collection. I was not disappointed. The stories kept me interested throughout. Even allowed some main characters to be offed which is more realistic than all surviving. Definitely worth the time spent reading.

Fire air earth. I bough each individually because I didn't know. Water is the final part and all is worth reading

Good storyline if not a little generic, the characters are believable and the story moves at a good pace , just enough to keep you turning the pages, but slow enough to get to know the people who are forced to try and survive in a brutal new world

About the author

William Esmont writes about zombies, spies, and a future you probably wouldn't want to live in from his home in southern Arizona. He counts Stephen King, Vince Flynn, and Margaret Atwood as his influences. When not writing, he likes to spend time hanging out with his wife and their two Great Danes.