Vampires, zombies, shadowy government agencies, and creatures of the Fae, even the Monster under the bed, populate the pages of Tipping Point. Two groups of people-one tossed together by blood and circumstance, The other, organized and well supported-follow different paths to the same place in time.

The first group chased by creatures they rarely see and don’t understand, run and hide, then run some more. Led by William Burkett, this rag tag band made up of family and others gathered along the way, runs haphazardly across the Mid-west in an RV stocked with weapons and an undead guy, named Lucas.

The second, methodically travels about the country, tactically attempting to eradicate a growing pandemic by severing the brain stem of the infected. With all the resources of the Government Agency, CIRCEE, Major Daniel Watkin leads an elite team of military and paid contractors across the landscape pursuing the infected. Although one of his best assets is a drug addled precog who dreams of her own death.

In the midst of the mayhem, to further complicate things; warring vampire factions, fairies (not the nice kind), even the monster under the bed become engaged in the struggle. Humanity teeters on the brink as they all converge at the crux, the fulcrum, the tipping point.

Tipping Point is a pre-apocalyptic adventure horror tale with a cast of characters that include the living, dead, and other-world creatures. It is descriptive, dark, sometimes funny, and sometimes not.