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Under the Scarlet Tree
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 26 2020
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.99
Height: 0.69 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
When the dead become the undead, the alive will do whatever is necessary to survive.
October twenty-first was the beginning of the end of society. It was the day that the undead overpowered and devoured the living. It was the day Mya Whitten-Davis lost her home and became a widow. It was the day she would have told her husband he was about to become a father.
With her husband gone, Mya would stop at nothing to ensure the safety of her only remaining family- her brother, Logan, and her sister, Lilianna.
While a scene from the latest zombie flick became reality, Mya and Logan set off on a harrowing road trip from Pennsylvania to Indiana to save Lilianna before she's consumed by the undead.
Mya finds her journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, countless losses, new friends and a spark of romance.
When the world is collapsing around her and her life is clouded by despair, Mya finds consolation under a beautiful scarlet oak tree.
Under the Scarlet Tree. A place of solace during a time of torment. A place of reflection to remember those devoured by the undead. A place to build new memories.
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