Breakout: The Zombie Apocalypse (Book 2)

Craig Jones

Oct 2014 · Pants On Fire Press

About this ebook

In this sequel to Outbreak: The Zombie Apocalypse, Matt Hawkins strives for redemption following Britain's first zombie outbreak. His internal struggles and his psychological analysis of those around him lead him to question the ethics of humanity and himself as he fights to survive the apocalypse.
Hawkins perception of the immoral decisions of the leadership in seeking a possible cure force him to reevaluate his past and question his own motives as he tries desperately to conceal a secret that could ruin him and prevent him from keeping the fragile promise which has become his only motivation to live. From the sanctuary of the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales to the promise of an escape through the Channel Tunnel in Folkestone, Kent, their only hope for survival and for the possibility of ending the zombie outbreak, the diverse group of people experience loss while they hope for success but all at a very high price.

Ratings and reviews

What I mean by best z book ever is that u will never forget the story thAt unfolds in this book. I have a lot of zombie books thAt are very easy to forget but this author chose to mix his characters more in the story you have lots of loving characters to be killed time and time again the ending is perfect and when you read this book you start to realize that this is posible. I don't know how many times I looked out my window at 3 in the morning. Honorable mentions: Gore, also very exciting.

Great story! Did not like the ending, but very well written and keeps you on the edge of your seat!

I couldn't stop reading such fantastic books. I didn't want the story to finish.

About the author

Living in Cardiff, South Wales, Craig has held a wide range of jobs from tennis player to gym manager to health service worker. He turned 40 in October, and is married to Claire. They have an insane ginger cat called Wookie.
Craig went to school with Catherine Zeta-Jones, has played tennis with Jamie Redknapp and coached Great Britain's first ever World Number One tennis player.
Craig has always written but have generally penned short stories and this is his second completed novel but the first one to be made available for sale. He does, however, have several more fully developed story ideas that he intends to put to paper over the next year. 'A Stranger's Welcome' took Craig two months to write. He is a huge fan of horror, fantasy and sci-fi movies and novels as well as a massive sports fan, supporting Liverpool Football Club, as well as The Ospreys and Wales in rugby union.
Craig's novella is 'What Happened to Rhodri', a sinister tale of a man who will let nothing stop him from seeking revenge. Not even death.
Craig's latest project is a series of novellas about a vampire hitwoman working for the mob in New York City. Check out 'Gem - No Loose ends', 'Gem - No Secrets' and the upcoming third installment. Also go to www.twbpress.com for a FREE Gem short story... you've got to read it to believe it!!!