The Chronicles of Marco the Zombie. Book One: Better Off Dead

Name: The Chronicles of Marco the Zombie. Book One: Better Off Dead
Price: 3.99 EUR
Author: Martin John
ISBN: 9781838047139

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Martin John

Martin John
Paru le : 19/02/2021

"Become a zombie, " they said. "It'll be fun, " they said. In the near future, zombies are a reality, created by a sinister organization that sells them... > Lire la suite

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"Become a zombie, " they said. "It'll be fun, " they said. In the near future, zombies are a reality, created by a sinister organization that sells them to the U. S. Military. With near-human intelligence, they wake to find themselves in a world where they are treated as assets with no rights or freedoms. Marco is one such zombie. In life, he was a bit of a loser; as a zombie-he's a total loser. Widely considered the most incompetent Marine, living or dead, this kind-hearted zombie consistently finds himself in situations outside of his control.
When mercenaries storm the Chinese Embassy in Washington D. C., Marco and an undead squad are sent to save the day. What starts as a simple mission turns complicated when they learn that one hostage holds the fate of all zombies in her hands. Marco finds himself facing enemies on both sides and must choose to protect his own kind or do what's right. Join Marco on a thrilling and hilarious adventure where the hero has already "died hard."

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Date de parution : 19/02/2021
Editeur : Martin John
ISBN : 978-1-8380471-3-9
EAN : 9781838047139
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Biographie de Martin John

Martin John was born in Birmingham, England in 1970.something. At the age of 10, he moved to South Africa. There, he developed a love for campfire tales of ghosts and goblins but absolutely no love of camping. He spent most of his childhood and teens with his head buried in books written by the masters of horror: Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and James Herbert. Although some children would have been mentally scarred by reading these books at such an early age, Martin's therapist assured him he was messed up long before then.
In his twenties, Martin flitted between countries, even doing a small stint in Miami. Although tempted by the idea of being the palest and most unattractive person living in Coconut Grove, he decided to return to England. There, he pursued a career in sales and business development, quickly becoming a slave to the luxuries this lifestyle afforded him. such as food, electricity, and on occasion, warm water.
Recently, he walked away from the rat-race to write full-time. Hope's End is his first novel, which combines his love of horror, action, and quirky sense of humor. Martin lives in the countryside with his family and many animals. When he is not writing, he loves cooking and will shamelessly brag about how amazing his Italian dishes are.