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Thomas Wylde Returns
In a cold, undead, post apocalyptic New York, former rockstar Thomas Wylde grapples with finding purpose. He’s lost everything. Hunger and despair are as prevalent amongst his own people as they are in the zombified ‘hunches’ clawing their way through the gates. But Thomas soon finds out the hunches aren’t the only things looking for blood…
Across the Jersey border, an ex-FBI investigator takes desperate measures to locate a missing child. When their paths cross, all hell breaks loose.
Zachary
Zachary Forbes is a self-published author and a graduate from the University of Florida, where he studied Business, History, and Literary Fiction.
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While studying at UF, he spent time researching the history of war and weaponry, especially within the 19th and 20th centuries. He also spent time drafting short stories and comic books, which he received praise for from his peers. The experience encouraged him to take a dive into self-publishing.
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His favorite genres are Science Fiction, Science Fantasy, Post-Apocalyptic, and Military Thrillers. He takes inspiration from Lee Child, Timothy Zahn, Robert Kirkman, and Michael Crichton.
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He's most active on Twitter @ZachForbesBro or you can email him at zacharyforbes1@yahoo.com
Joshua
Joshua Forbes is currently enrolled at Florida Southwestern. He's participated in multiple literary contests, and won a slot in the Young Writers USA 'Integers' publication after beating out the other competitors in his district with his flash fiction work titled One Shot.
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His experience with the brevity of flash fiction makes him a keen editor and a talented writer of short, impactful moments within every story.
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His favorite genres are Detective Thriller, Crime Thriller, Fantasy, Military Fiction, and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction.
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He takes inspiration from James Patterson, Andrzej Sapkowski, Lee Child, and Max Brooks.
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Reviews
"The writers' depiction of the characters, who tend to grow on the reader and develop their personalities, is relatable on many an occasion, and their flawed nature while striving to do their best is endearing."
Lia Rusu, Goodreads Review for Three Rivers Plague