“The mortality rate is one hundred per cent. No one survives…” In the near future, with the world falling apart, Bill Reddings is forced to do whatever it takes to survive as his life is ripped apart and society crumbles around him.A new strain of a deadly plague appears in London, spreading like wildfire and infecting the entire nation. Martial law is declared, as quarantine and disposal of contaminated corpses become top priority. As the disease continues to expand exponentially, bodies begin to mount up. Rumours of a vaccination being withheld circulate amongst the population, riots ensue and towns and cities are plunged into chaos.As quarantine locks down the entire United Kingdom, the watchful eyes of the United Government’s Marine Corps maintain an anxious vigil on the island. The few left alive face slaughter at the hands of fellow survivors or an agonising death by either way, the island will be their tomb.In a world that has fallen to a vile and deadly scourge, only a handful stand strong, pushing back against overwhelming odds, struggling to survive the pestilence that has descended on where they once called home. Pestilence Reigns is the self-contained first book in the Black Undeath series, chronicling the fall and rise of a deadly plague destined to forever change the lives of the people it has snared with its tainted fingers.
What an incredible story! It really gets the wheels turning in your brain. I could see this becoming reality all too easily. We have a great cast of characters here. Bill, the man who survives the initial outbreak. Al, the marine who is left behind, Angel, the young college student, Garth, the out of shape trucker, Sylvester and Clive, Pam and Tara, rescued from a maniacal would be messiah. In the span of just over three years soooo much happens to these people. And by the end of the book you feel like you’ve been there with them through it all. I highly recommend you to take this journey too!
Wow really good book . Found a recommendation on a social media page and decided to give it a try. Packed full of action and lots of humour it takes you on a journey of survival. Strong charters and a great plot . Would actually like to see a second book to find out what happens to the survivors.
Totally immersed with the characters. It is a harrowing ride - if you need a bunch of happiness to get you through a fictional account of an apocalypse of the zombie, you’re probably not going to find out here. I laughed, I wept, I cringed a lot. Next book, please.