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When the Undead have taken over America, one group of survivors find safety by escaping to a remote, unsettled island.
There they work to rebuild society, while trying to survive whatever it is that is after them.
Alone and isolated, their relative peace and safety is shattered when a group of Others shows up on their island and their leaders must make life-altering choices in the blink of an eye.
This is only the beginning. This is their story.
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"So far I'm really impressed with Colony Z and it's shaping up to be a fantastic series. The zombies are unique from anything I've read or seen before, and the writing is well done...The plot is exciting and full of unexpected surprises which made it a real page turner for me. Gotta get my hands on the next book and see what happens next."
"This volume will make one sit up and take notice, for sure! What a beginning and ending for Colony Z. I am still shaking my head at all of the unpredictable events. And, Zero-Hour takes on an all new dimension...Just an incredible read and most highly recommended. Fasten your seat belt for this one."
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If Owen had learned anything in all his years of running, hiding, and escaping the clutches of the beings that so terrified the colonists, it was that a good story could take one’s mind away from the horrors of the world.
Curling up with one of the Stephen King books he had shoved so hastily into his beat-up leather suitcase over thirty years ago when the storm hit, was one of the few sanctuaries that Owen still felt he had left. ‘Thank God I had enough sense to grab those, at least’, he often thought to himself while reading those tattered books.
Flipping through the yellowing pages, however, was somewhat of a moot point. When you’ve read a book as many times as Owen had read The Stand, you knew it well enough to whisper the words as you read along. The book was more of a logical thing to hold while you went through the story in your mind like a picture that used to play in those things they called ‘movie theaters’.
It often bothered Owen that his children would not know the beauty that was a big city in America before the Zero-Hour hit, or interesting places like libraries and movie theaters. No, his offspring would only ever know this island, this beach, this unnamed and constant fear. Just as the characters in his precious book forgot about the way the world was before everything went black.
Before everything went wrong.
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by C. Dussault
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Italian
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Mariella nicola
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Portuguese
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Camila de Mattos Brito
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Nicolás Raúl Toledo Allende
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