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Dark Tide Book 10: The Dead Shall Rise. Three stories by Armand Rosamilia, Erin Louis, and Jay Wilburn. Crystal Lake’s Dark Tide Series.




Prepare Because Death is Coming by Jay Wilburn. This story takes place a couple of generations after the zombie apocalypse outbreak. The town of Dry Stretch is ignoring a warning that a horde of zombies is heading their way. This story touches on human error when in the face of deadly assaults. You could learn a thing or two with this story to help your survival rates when it actually does happen.
Zombie Diner by Armand Roamilia. Grady and his family stop at a diner for a quick bite to eat on their vacation trip. The zombie outbreak happens right when they get their food. A highly entertaining family drama during the chaos of when it first happens.
Dance with the Dead by Erin Louis. A group of people in a strip club try to survive the zombie outbreak. Sometimes hilarious, sometimes gross, and most often, bloody delightful. I really enjoyed this witty story. It’s different from most zombie stories.
All three authors bring a different stage of the zombie apocalypse and what to do and what not to do in the event of an apocalypse. There are a lot of lessons to learn here! This should be on every zombie aficionado’s bookshelf. And any of you preppers, you need this, too.

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