Test Subject (Human Extinction Level Loss)

Now part of my podcast DEADLAND. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. My podcast will always be free, but it is not free to make. Purchase of this book helps me keep things up and running. And of course, I say, thank you.It increases feelings of unit cohesion, reduces shock from traumatic injury, and enhances survivability from those injuries. It is Dr. Wilhelm Crenner's life work and it has some side effects: The chimpanzees that are injected with this serum become highly aggressive. It sends them into a dormant stage and then it kills them. It also reanimates them from death wherein the sense of unit cohesion mutates into an intense desire to feed.The military has deemed Dr. Crenner's work only a partial success and ordered him back into the lab, but Dr. Crenner needs new test subjects, more importantly, HUMAN test subjects. The military won't let Dr. Crenner have them and this leaves him with only two choices: Convince his governmental overlords of the error of their ways or get them himself.Welcome to Government Secrets, Colorado. This is how the Zombie Apocalypse begins.

About the Author

Philip A. McClimon is an author who likes to write about the end of the world (post apocalyptic, Sci/Fi), mostly because he thinks the shopping would be awesome (No crowds, everything free). He likes heroes that are the strong, silent type and not necessarily male. By silent he means up until the time there is something snarky to say, usually before, during, and after doing something cool.He writes Urban Fantasy under the name Billy Baltimore for no other reason than that he likes the name. Many of the same rules for his other stories apply to Billy's, strong silent types, smart mouth, does cool stuff, but these stories take place in a made up town called Hemisphere and involve stuff you only ever hear about on late night conspiracy talk show podcasts, which are, if you think about it, pretty awesome too.So, that's Phil. He's not strong, rarely silent, and isn't known for doing a lot of cool things. But his characters are.

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