A gruesome gothic gorefest that is definitely not for children or the squeamish. A student vanishes, then a prostitute plying her trade near the old Victorian cemetery in Sheffield, England. Weird stories are circulating that are dismissed by the local police. Then the third victim, a female student, goes awol from the local mortuary. Suddenly zombies are everywhere as the plague gets worse by the day. This is a case for Jason Hawk, paranormal investigator. Barricaded in a University building he awaits a call from the local Mayor and he escapes in a helicopter just in time. At a mansion on the outskirts of the city, he joins the few known survivors. What is needed is information. Someone has to go back into Sheffield and return to the epicentre of the horror - the Victorian cemetery. Jason volunteers, thinking that zombies only come out at night. Amidst the gravestones and long-forgotten tombs, he finds otherwise. In a desperate bid to escape the clutches of dozens of the Undead, he hides in a crypt. He is alone and terrified... (Also available on AMAZON KINDLE) Comments so far: "Hey dude This is awesome " Skaterdude on Wattpad "Awesome 'dessicated flesh was dripping onto the tarmac' Love that line " kylesdad on Wattpad "Effin loved it man" Possessed on Wattpad "Very well written, nice details, a very good introduction " Joe Hagen on Scribd "Awesome Please upload more, This is really cool: )" HalleyandShay on Wattpad "I like it - can't wait for more." Wayne Salat on Wattpad "Couldn't wait...Downloaded Zombie for my hols, but have already read it. Very good " Jill Booth on Facebook FIVE STAR REVIEW - Gripping tale of Yorkshire ghoulishness 19 Jan 2012 This tale was fast-paced and kept me reading, wanting to know the outcome of Jason Hawk and his brave attempt to rescue humanity. Sheffield serves as a good setting and it's obvious John has a good knowledge of the locality featured in the story. I could almost smell the stench coming from the rotting corpses and still don't know how Jason could bring himself to climb into a coffin. Uurrgh. Not to read just before you go to sleep (which I did). You will quite likely have nightmares. Richard Benson on Amazon Kindle version.