A disagreement in 2016 with the Chief of Staff at the Gosh Hospital, and a corrupt high-ranking official results in a massacre of nationals at a Carnival event on the island of Gosh, using programmable killer zombies, twenty years later in 2036.
Reviewers have compared this futuristic sci-fi thriller five-book series to Frankenstein, Twilight Zone, and Shakespeare’s plays, and some have said it is movie material.
Zombies and robots take center stage.
The fictional story is set in 2036 on an imaginary island off the coast of South America, well known for fabulous beaches, resorts, and annual Carnival celebrations.
The story is purely the imagination of the author, inspired by the zika virus in 2016.
The excitement builds with each episode as the detectives unearth more clues, and the author succeeds in pulling the various strands together to deliver a breathtaking conclusion in which good triumphs over evil.
.Each mind-blowing episode is in a separate book, and readers have choices as listed below.
Zeeka and the Zombies 1
Zeeka’s Child 2,
Zeeka Returns 3,
Zeeka’s Ghost 4,
Resurrection 5.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GD8R7H9W
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2 weeks ago PublicOne of the advantages of getting older? Caring less what people think.
Last week I wrote about discovering writing in my sixties. This week I've been thinking about another unexpected benefit of starting so late in life.
I don't worry nearly as much about what other people think of what I write.
Would I have felt that way thirty years ago? Probably not.
I've also been having a wonderful time drawing on childhood memories, inventing characters and researching my second Annette Mollison novel, which may finally have a title.
A few thoughts on all of that in this week's blog.
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