New Indie Book Release: GNASH (Brian Parker)

New Indie Book Release:
GNASH - Brian Parker
Horror (Apocalyptic / Zombies) (294 pages - May 2013)

The Author is an Active Duty Army soldier and wrote GNASH over the course of about 2 1/2 years during a deployment to Iraq and after work at the Pentagon.

"Not your typical zombie book based on gore and violence. This was a well written story that encompassed a wide story arc. Definitely recommend it to anyone." - Reader Review

About the Book

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An ancient fundamentalist organization has chosen to lash out against its enemies by conducting several attacks simultaneously across the globe.

One of the assaults unleashes a deadly virus within the Pentagon. When the virus mutates beyond anything the terrorists expected, the nation's capital is plunged into a violent zombie outbreak that threatens to infect everyone in the region.

A desperate attempt to stop the potential global epidemic backfires as the infected survive a brutal pre-emptive strike and continue to wreak havoc on the human population when they reemerge from the bowels of the ruined city.

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Link to the eBook GNASH on Amazon with Excerpt

About the Author

Author Brian Parker

Born and raised as an Army brat, Brian Parker moved all over the country as a child before his father retired from the service and they settled in a small Missouri town. After his father's retirement, the family purchased a farm where he learned the rewards of a hard day's work and enjoyed the escapism that books provided someone with bigger dreams.

Brian is currently an Active Duty Army soldier who enjoys spending time with his family in Texas, hiking, CrossFit, writing and Texas Longhorns football. His wife is also an Active Duty soldier and the pairing brings its own unique set of circumstances that keep both of them on their toes. He's an unashamed Star Wars fan, but prefers to disregard the entire Episode I and II debacle.

Brian's ongoing projects include a post-apocalyptic fiction novel set in the United States (small sections can be found on his blog) and a children's book that blends education opportunities with mild horror themes.

Connect with Brian Parker via Facebook: BrianParkerauthor
or the Author's Blog.