Symbiote; The True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse - Paperback

by J. D. Reed (Editor), Doug Ward (Author)

You need to read this zombie apocalypse novel because it's not only a really great zombie story, but it also explains the science involved in the dead coming to life.
This is the continuing story of an unlikely group of survivors in the Zombie Apocalypse. Their story follows their attempt to find the person responsible for the disaster and to create a way to liberate the world of the parasitic contagion. Sorry guys, no fire trucks in this one.
One reviewer wrote this about Symbiote
So very good. Action packed Zombielious package of words. Faster paced than part one and shorter. Enjoyable to the very last word.
This is the second book in the True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse series. Although you could certainly read this as a stand-alone novel, it would be much better if you read Parasite first. Please consider doing this, because I refer back to the first book often. The book, Saving Jebediah is not a necessary read for this series. I wrote it as fan fiction for the wonderful author Mark Tufo. I do tie it into the first and third book, but it isn't necessary for the series. The third book is Creator, and the 4th and the final book is called Predator. Check for updates about his new projects on Doug's Facebook page.
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Author Biography

Doug Ward currently lives in Western Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of Slippery Rock University. His BFA is in Fine Art. Doug spends much of his time doing oil paintings which incorporate mythology and science. I write about parasitic zombies. They feel (to me) more scientifically grounded than other types. It's also pretty scary how many parasitic creatures are inside us at this very moment. Some have even bonded with us for so long that they are actually a part of our DNA. Parasites have been known to take over their hosts. A few years ago my wife called me from a friends house and said that a mouse kept trying to snuggle with the cat. Literally nuzzling up to the cats face. I quickly informed her that the mouse was infected by a parasite and that they needed to remove it from the house immediately. The parasite wanted to be eaten by the cat so it could continue it's lifecycle in the bowls of the unfortunate creature. This flatworm not only controls mice but it can infect humans as well. I have blended many scientific ideas into Parasite, which I plan to be a three book series. Saving Jebediah is a fun piece of fan fiction I wrote for a contest Mark Tufo was having. Although I edited it to make it cross over with my book series it has a little different zombie types than I normally use.