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A world dies. An epic story begins...

An ancient order plans to unleash their man-made resolution upon the world. They are the chosen few that will inherit the earth. First the crops withered. Then the animals perished. Then it was mankind's turn.

Not everything went to plan, though. Millions rose up from the dead and became slaves to their programming: Hunt down and destroy the living.

Against all odds, there are survivors. They face a dangerous world, intent on enslaving or destroying them.

This is a story about people, with all their faults and intentions. Of relationships built and betrayed. Of paths to corruption and paths to redemption.

And zombies.

Follow along as events unfold in Syndrome, the first volume in Apocalypsis Immortuos

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The horde is here.

They are outside the gates of Stone Meadow, and they are outside the gate of the Olympus bunker complex. They press on the fences at Oakfield town’s power station and on the walls around Henry’s Salvage and Junk Yard.

Old friends once thought lost are found again, and new friends turn out to be worst enemies.

Follow ordinary people as they try to survive in an extraordinary new world, where they are hunted by both the dead and the living.

Read along as the Apocalypsis Immortuos saga continues.

A deadly influenza pandemic results in the death of more than half of the world’s population.
Governments collapse. Nations cease to exist. Refugees flock to other lands in search of safety and security.
What remains of the Australian Government moves its borders to the south and evacuates the survivors from the northern half of the continent. Australia becomes a smaller country.

But some survivors are left behind. They face a perilous existence.
One such survivor is John Timms, a former outback cop.
Timms embarks on an odyssey that takes him across much of the north. Along the way he encounters other Australians as well as many of the newcomers. Timms finds that he must confront the darkness and violence of the new frontier.

As the flames of war threaten to engulf the globe, a new threat emerges.
A ‘deadly flu’, the like of which no one has ever seen or imagined, relentlessly spreads, gripping the world by the throat and slowly squeezing the life from humanity.
Eight soldiers, accustomed to operating below the radar, carrying out the dirty work of a modern democracy, become trapped within the carnage of a new and terrifying world.
Deniable and completely expendable. That is how their government considers them, and as the dead begin to walk, Stan and his men must fight to survive.

Terry Tyler's nineteenth published work is a psychological thriller set in a dystopian near future - the UK, Year 2028.

Blogger Lita Stone and journalist Nick Freer live and work online, seeing life through soundbites, news TV and social media. Keeping the outside world at bay in their cosy flat, they observe the ruthless activities of the new PM and his celebrity fitness guru wife, Mona (hashtag MoMo), with the mild outrage that can be quelled simply by writing another blog post.

Meanwhile, in the outside world, multinational conglomerate Nutricorp is busy buying up supermarket chains, controlling the media, and financing the new compounds for the homeless: the Hope Villages.

Lita and Nick suspect little of the danger that awaits the unfortunate, until the outside world catches up with them - and Lita is forced to discover a strength she never knew she possessed.

Ashes of the Old Emory Ellison lives a normal midwestern life. School during the day and suburbs by night. Reeling from the death of his mother, Emory is lost on a destructive path. Fading in and out of daily life and alienating everyone around him. His family is trying to help him come to terms, but the feeling of solitude is deafening. One day the status quo is shaken when the unthinkable happens: an EMP nuclear detonation is set off above the continental United States. With his father out of town, Emory’s older sister Emily shows up to set them on the right path. Dark family secrets are revealed as they try to make their way to their grandfather deep in the hills of the Kentucky hollers. A grandfather that Emory has never met. One that his father wouldn’t even speak of. Along the way they face unspeakable violence in a society devoid of law. In all the bad they don’t know who to trust but manage to make a few friends along the way.