
Am I Dead?: A Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller
The Great Dying, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Alex Black
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By:
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Paul Seiple
About this listen
Six months ago, the Judas virus decimated a small town in North Carolina.
The virus is spreading throughout the United States. It hits fast, and the effects are deadly. The survival of Judas means the end of mankind. The only people who knew the inner workings of the virus are missing and presumed dead. The task of saving the world rests on the shoulders of newly appointed surgeon general, Dr. Quincy Warren.
He is not ready for the monster he is going to encounter.
Am I Dead? is the second book in The Great Dying thriller series, a terrifying look at what happens when greed threatens the existence of mankind.
©2017 Paul Seiple (P)2019 Paul Seiple
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