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All Right Now: A Short Zombie Story

By: Robert Kent
Narrated by: Dwayne Colbert
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How can you sneak past a horde of the dead with a screaming baby?

The day Charlie Macomber is born is the first day of the zombie apocalypse. When the hospital in Harrington, Indiana is overrun by reanimated corpses, Charlie's dad must carry his son through the walking dead to safety. But when zombies roam the earth, can anyplace be safe?

A companion novella to All Together Now: A Zombie Story, All Right Now: A Short Zombie Story features familiar characters and sets the stage for the novel.

WARNING: This novella is mean and nasty and intended for a mature audience. It is absolutely not appropriate for younger readers. All Right Now: A Short Zombie Story is a gruesome, repugnant tale featuring horrific acts of violence sure to warp young minds.

©2014 Robert Michael Kent (P)2014 Robert Michael Kent
Fatherhood Fiction Horror Post-Apocalyptic Relationships Science Fiction Scary Zombie

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