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Whatever Happened to Thomas J. Reynolds?
- The Walker Chronicles
- Narrated by: Andrew McFerrin
- Length: 42 mins
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Whatever Happened to Thomas J. Reynolds?
Narrated by:
Andrew McFerrin
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Publisher's Summary
This short story references characters, locations and organizations from the novel The Dying of the Light: End, also by Jason Kristopher.
In the final days of the zombie apocalypse, Tom Reynolds led a group of AEGIS soldiers - 8th team - on what was supposed to be a relatively easy assignment. Things didn't go as planned. When rescue arrived hours later, the only thing they found were tattered scraps of uniforms and empty shell casings.
Reynolds and the entire 8th team were listed as KIA. This is their story.
©2011 Jason Kristopher (P)2013 Jason Kristopher
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