Apocalypse Horror: A Full-Time Mom and the Zombie Crisis

The world of Lin Wan, a full-time mother, crumbles completely after an ancient virus outbreak. The infected have completely black eyes, pallid faces, and a taste for human flesh. At night, they make a "ka-ka" sound as they track their prey. She's trapped at home on the tenth floor with only her young baby, Lele, and her long-haired cat, 66.

Supplies are running out, and despair is mounting. Her husband, Chen Mo, is trapped outside the city. His last text, "Whatever you do, don't open the door... They recognize the home...", is her only warning. Isolated and without help, any sound could bring disaster.

When the baby's laughter unexpectedly breaks the silence, and loyal 66 growls threateningly at the gap beneath the door, her deepest fear arrives right on time: outside, she hears a key turning as it slips into the lock.

Trust and instinct clash in this moment. Lin Wan must choose between everything familiar to her and the young child she must protect. In the abyss of deepest darkness, she must tear open a glimmer of hope for survival. This is a story about how a mother's love becomes the last line of defense in the purgatory of the apocalypse.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.