UnDead Girl (Zombie Girl #1)
Do you ever feel like you're not quite… normal? Like there's a secret part of you, a hidden purpose waiting to be unlocked?
For Genesis, that feeling is a terrifying reality. One day she's a regular teenager, and the next, she wakes up with strange new symptoms and a horrifying truth: she's been engineered. She's a zombie.
But not just any zombie.
She's a weapon.
In UnDead Girl by Stephen Simpson, you'll dive into a world where a global apocalypse isn't a matter of "if" but "when." Genesis and nine others were created for a single, desperate purpose: to be humanity's last hope, a buffer against a world-ending plague.
Follow Genesis as she grapples with her new reality, training in brutal combat and survival while forming unbreakable bonds with the others like her. But as the outbreak escalates and the world plunges into chaos, they must face their ultimate purpose and the terrifying possibility that even they can't stop the inevitable.
UnDead Girl is a heart-pounding young adult sci-fi novel that redefines the zombie genre. It's a story of identity, survival, and the impossible choice between saving the world and embracing the monster within.
Discover if humanity's last hope is its greatest fear.
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Book Details
Series : Zombie Girl, Book 1
Imprint : Fiction for the Soul Books
eBook ISBN : 9798201404963
Paperback ISBN : 9798201737054
First Published Date : 3 March 2018
Language : English
Pages : 218
Words : 33,859
Reading Age : 14 years and older
Format : ePub & PDF (you own the files)
Read on : Kindle, Apple, Android devices, Google Play Books, Nook, Kobo eReaders, Computers.
Delivery Time and Method : Downloads will be emailed immediately upon purchase.
Keywords : Young Adult Fiction Book, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Dystopian, Apocalyptic, Post-Apocalyptic, Zombies
Read an excerpt
When Genesis woke up that morning with muscle aches in places she failed to notice for the last sixteen years, lung shattering coughing fits, sporadic sneezing and a headache which made her eyes burn, she knew next to nothing about the food chain.
She did not care where humans fit in the pyramid, and she believed it was right at the top. She did not know humans barely ranked in the second tier from the bottom, together with pigs and anchovies. Carnivores like tigers, lions and crocodiles were at the top and little did she know that soon she would be a top-level predator, who only consumed meat.
After dragging herself from her bed, getting dressed and walking the mile to school, Genesis thought her day could not get any worse when she saw Natalie walking toward her.
She felt bone tired and thought she was probably coming down with something. She had also noticed one or two other kids hacking their lungs out when she walked onto the school grounds, a little more than ten minutes ago, so there had to be something doing the rounds.
When Natalie reached her, she started talking fast, “Megan told me Vanessa told her that you broke up with Brandon via text last night.”
“Yeah,” Genesis said without looking at her.
“But, Genny, Brandon says he didn’t hook up with Vanessa at the party last night. Every story has two sides and maybe you shouldn’t be so hard on him. Let him explain.”
“Sure,” Genesis replied with a shrug and then coughed. Again.
“Genny. Are you even listening to me? People are only making up stories because you were home feeling crap, and you know how jealous everyone is of your and Brandon’s relationship.”
Genesis looked at Natalie with an amused look on her face.
“Plus, he was drinking quite a bit.” Natalie turned Genesis to face her. “Your boyfriend lov...”
“Ex-boyfriend,” Genesis corrected her, trying hard not to cough in her face now that she was facing her directly. “Whatever,” Genesis said as she shrugged her shoulders and turned back to her locker.
“Not whatever. The point is, he was drunk. I really think the two of you should talk.”
“The point is he cheated and it’s not the first time. I’m sorry, but I don’t want to go out with someone who makes me feel insecure.” Genesis stopped talking and started coughing. It was as if there was something stuck in her throat and no amount of coughing and hacking could dislodge it. “I believed his lies the last time, and I’m not going to again. He’s already had his second chance.”