The Eternal Plague

By: Mick Franklin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When the dead rise, history itself becomes a battlefield.

From the blood-soaked fields of ancient Sparta to the irradiated ruins of Chernobyl, from the frozen decks of the Titanic to the napalm-scorched jungles of Vietnam, the undead have always been among us, lurking in the shadows of humanity's greatest moments and darkest hours.

This groundbreaking anthology spans continents and centuries, weaving together tales of survival against an enemy that knows no era and respects no border.

Watch as samurai warriors face a threat their blades were never forged to fight. Stand with Spartan warriors as they discover that their legendary phalanx cannot hold against an enemy that feels no fear. Journey alongside desperate pioneers on the Oregon Trail, where the danger isn't starvation or disease, but the shambling horrors that follow their wagon train west. Huddle in the London Underground as bombs fall above and something far worse claws at the shelter doors below.

Experience the Cold War's most terrifying secret as the Berlin Wall becomes humanity's last defence against the infected masses. Descend into the chaos of Vietnam, where soldiers must fight a war on two fronts - against an enemy they cannot see, and one that cannot die.

Each story is a unique vision of apocalypse, a snapshot of humanity pushed to its absolute limits across time and space. These are tales of courage and cowardice, sacrifice and survival, where ordinary people face extraordinary evil armed with nothing but the weapons of their age and the strength of their will.

History never prepared them for this. The dead have risen. The world will never be the same.

Loved the story, a different take on zombie apocalypse.

I dislike virtual voice, it lacks humanity. The nuances of the story get lost, especially when you rely on the readers tone and inflection to picture the story unfolding in your mind.