Infection Z: Book 3 - Last Stand

Doc Kennedy, Petty Officer Chervanak, Seamen Davis and Rogers had been searching for signs of life ever since they arrived at Granite Mountain. After a long operation, they had only managed to find two girls and a dog (Abbey, Fran and Snoop) near Stone Idaho. With a little communication’s wizardry, Marine Captain Byron and a few of his men, along with the small group they had discovered living near Johnstown, Pennsylvania, (Tony, Mike, Linda, four year old Jamie and her cat, George) had found Doc and his group and joined up with them at Granite Mountain. Despite these two small successes, it had been a long and frustrating effort. Despite everything they had done to try and find other survivors, they had finally resigned themselves to the idea that they were the only people to have survived the Z Virus. One day, using the satellite camera that fortunately so far had continued to function, they made a discovery at Cheyenne Mountain that gave them hope that they were not alone. Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, had been an active Air Force base that served as the back-up NORAD Command Center before the Z Virus devastated the country. What had their interest was that Cheyenne Mountain also was rumored to have been built as a “Doomsday” survival facility in the sixties. While the satellite’s camera was still operable and before the weather in the mountains changed, they decided that they might have been given one final opportunity to try and find other survivors. When the cold winter weather would settle into the mountains, those that the Z Virus had failed to kill would die of exposure and starvation. Excitement grew at the possibilities of finding life when a satellite image showed that Air Force One was parked outside the facility at Cheyenne Mountain. Could the government have relocated and was still operating the country from Cheyenne Mountain? Who else could be at the facility? How many other survivors could be there? They began to make plans for one last venture to discover a new life and hopefully a future. But the journey would be long and difficult and they would only have one chance at reaching the facility at Cheyenne Mountain. What would they find when they arrived? When they arrived what they found was the key to mankind’s survival, but it wasn’t what they were expecting. The price they would have to pay to make this discovery would also be much greater than they wanted to pay.

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