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Zombie Zero: Survival of the Deadest

Teri Soto is ordered to find a missing CDC team. She arrives at their last known coordinates and uncovers a secret so startling that it could lead to the final Apocalypse. High up on the mountain, surrounded by frozen zombies, is the man the CDC has long referred to as Zombie Zero. She has to find a way to get him back to headquarters without killing everyone in the process. If she can accomplish that, she’ll save the human race. If not, then nature will take its course and only the deadest will survive. In this gruesome sequel to Zombie Zero, Scot McAtee returns to the always revolting, yet sometimes comical, world of the hungry undead, delivering chills and thrills that are sure to make you want to leave your night light on and the gun in your bedside table loaded.

About the Author

Scot McAtee started out his professional life teaching High School English in Northern Indiana. After a year long stint in Inchon, Korea, teaching English to native Koreans, he returned to Indiana where he teaches High School classes in Business and Computer Sciences. He spends his free time creating movies, video games, digital music and writing other sci-fi and horror novels. His favorite authors are George Orwell, Kurt Vonnegut, Aldous Huxley and Clive Cussler. And although it may be hard for Westerners to see the likeness, his Korean students frequently called him Brad Pitt.

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