Syndrome

A post-apocalypse zombie thriller

By: Marco de Hoogh

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Second edition - newly edited

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

Suspenseful, edge of your seat, story build ups… enjoy it very much

Good description of a desperate, possibly end of the world situation… enjoyed it very much

Thrilling and Terrifyingly Realistic/Plausible

It isn't a slow burn story, you just are straight dropped into survive or die. I liked the blend of characters and female lead at the start! I don't want to go into it any further than this so I don't spoil it. But I will say the realistic setting of what would go down, shows the author has researched policy/scenario plans. Don't forget that years ago the CDC actually put it a "Zombie apocalypse" guide years ago. On a side note if we ever actually did have a zombie apocalypse it would look something more like mad cow disease or a different brain eating prion that was released from Serbia or some frozen tundra that is now melting thanks to the climate change. Think about rabies and add 100x worse and that is mad cow disease in the human form and it would be equivalent to something like bath salts and prions in your brain with almost no medical care because as we saw the recent pandemic, it is the Frontline workers like doctors and nurses unfortunately passed away first because they are the first contact.