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Clifton Falls is a small farming town, struggling to make ends meet. When Blake Taylor, the manager of the local farming company, receives a letter from head office, stating his company have been chosen to be a guinea pig for a newly tested chemical fertilizer, everyone gets excited. Not only will the fertilizer help to grow the crops, it will also kill the plant-eating insects that cause damage every year. But, no one expected what would happen next. After a crazy rain storm washed the fertilizer away from a field, it lands on a recently deceased homeless man to bring him to life again. But now he's hungry for human flesh. Meanwhile, in another part of town, the dirt is moving on the grave of Vincent Smythe's mother after he'd used some of the fertilizer on his garden. Now, another recently dead person is craving to eat the living. Mike O'Sullivan and his small group of police officers need to work out why people have suddenly been attacked in separate parts of town, but the victims are waking up again as Undead monsters inside the hospital. It becomes a frantic race to stop the zombie outbreak before the virus spreads to the Cemetery.
Packed with extreme horror moments and traces of humour, and with characters that may remind you of people you know, this story will take your imagination on a ride to the town of Clifton Falls, where you will want to save the residents from a new enemy that wants to eat them.
'A hell of a book. A nightmare seemingly without end... What more could you ask for?'
'told in a fast and enjoyable manner that takes me back to the pulps of the '70s and '80s.'
'I love this writer! He has such a wonderfully twisted mind... He's taken a whole new direction on how to become a zombie!'
This story is my tribute to the 1974 zombie movie - The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue - That movie was the first horror movie that left me too scared to move growing up...
