About the Author: Bryan Cassiday
Bryan Cassiday writes thrillers and apocalyptic horror fiction. He wrote the Chad Halverson zombie apocalypse series: Poxland, Kill Ratio, Sanctuary in Steel, Zombie Necropolis, and Zombie Maelstrom. He also wrote Two Moons Rising, The Anaconda Complex, Helter Skelter, The Kill Option, Blood Moon: Thrillers and Tales of Terror, and Fete of Death. He lives in Southern California.
Praise for Bryan Cassiday's zombie books:
"Cassiday blends thoughtful suspense and pulse-pounding terror to deliver a novel with both bite and creeping dread."--David Dunwoody, author of Empire and The Harvest Cycle
"Written with the epic scope of World War Z and infused with the gritty spook works derring-do of a Robert Ludlum spy thriller, Sanctuary in Steel is full of zombie mayhem through and through."--Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Flesh Eaters and Inheritance
"Sanctuary in Steel made me fee like I did the first time I watched Romero. Fresh, exciting and engaging like any outbreak story should be."--Iain McKinnon, author of Domain of the Dead
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Bryan Cassiday
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Paperback, Published in Dec 2011 by Createspace
ISBN10: 1467931365 | ISBN13: 9781467931366
Page count: 252
Virulent pockets of plague, first reported in China, break out worldwide and spread with mind-boggling speed. CIA black ops agent Chad Halverson flies to Los Angeles to visit his brother after receiving a call that his brother has been hospitalized after a car accident. Halverson's Boeing 737 crash-lands in an eerie Los Angeles shrouded with an impenetrable haze of smog. But that is only the tip of the iceberg of Halverson's nightmare. Lurking in this mist are legions of plague-infected living dead who are driven by an all-consuming lust for human flesh. Halverson's reunion with his brother must take second place to his own struggle to stay alive. As civilization crumbles into chaos, it will take all the skills and wits Halverson and his fellow passengers possess for their hunted party to survive in a world overrun with hordes of flesh-craving zombies. Which will pose a bigger threat to Halverson and his ever-dwindling band--their own bickering as they try to organize and defend themselves, their enemies the living dead, or the new "civilization" of men that is superseding the old?
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