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Dei Dreamer: Black

By: Bethlehem Steele
Narrated by: Joe Formichella
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The 100 Years War with the Zombie is over. Across the globe Zombie Nations are the number one manufacturer of goods. President Smith has enacted Z.L.I.A (Zombie Labor and Integration Act). Allowing the US to harbor the biggest & brightest Zombie minds. Rumblings of integration persist. A first ever presidency to unify the Zombie Nations is called by the UN. Further intensifying humans' fears of integration.

Z.I.A Agents

B-10 (brain supplement drink)

F.L.I.E.S (Lightweight Indiscreet Electronic Surveillance)

Transport bubbles

Robots

Humanoids

Zoids

Voids

Zombies

Zampires

Vampires

Cyborgs

Vorgs

Zorgs

Witches

Ghosts

Demons....

Aliens?

There are rules.

Rules are meant to be broken.

This is the world of Dei Dreamer.

©2017 Randy Thomas (P)2017 Randy Thomas Action & Adventure Fiction Science Fiction Robotics Zombie

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