FIRST CAME THE DRAGONS
When scientists brought everyone's favorite fairytale creature to life, people flocked to see them, including 17-year-old Zelda Rissland.
THEN CAME THE PARASITE
But scientists created more than just dragons-they created a deadly parasite. Wyrmrot, they later called it. First, it ate your brain, and then it made you eat other people's brains.
NOW ZELDA MUST SURVIVE THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
Separated from her family, the only person Zelda has left from her former life is her childhood friend turned boyfriend, Cooper Marotta. Together they've carved out a safe place for themselves in a world turned upside down, but when a zombie horde decimates their survivor group, they face a choice: attempt to rebuild or follow the mysterious coordinates that appeared on a construction sign.
Zelda still hopes her family is out there somewhere and believes the coordinates might lead her to them. Cooper, however, thinks the coordinates will only bring trouble. When the remaining survivors vote to undertake the perilous cross-country journey, he attempts to deter them every step of the way. What Zelda discovers at their destination will test her loyalties and change everything she thought she knew about the apocalypse.
Wyrmrot is a heart-stopping Young Adult Apocalyptic novel told in dual timelines. "Jurassic Park meets Resident Evil." This fast-paced tale of survival, secrets, and betrayal features dragons, zombies, and a touch of romance. Perfect for fans of Erin Bowman's Contagion or Emily Suvada's This Mortal Coil.
Cover design and illustration by Jeff Brown (www.jeffbrowngraphics.com)
Available on Amazon in paperback, eBook, and Kindle Unlimited.
(Note: I'm currently unable to write more for this story, so this is all that there is for now)
A girl named Skye is stuck between two different realities. One is real, and one is fake. It is up to her to keep her real life in order, and be the sworn protector of her other universe. She meets wyverns, dragons, and many other peculiar races and creatures on her marvelous journeys. Although, while having the time of her life in the other universe, cold, hard reality hits her like a bus in her real everyday life. Will she maintain a balance of both worlds? Or will she have to give one of them up for the better?