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My Sweet Infected Milestones #1

My Sweet Infected: Dystopian Fiction with a twist of unconventional zombies, romantic triangles, and anti-hero set in a society on the brink of collapse.

So far, in less than 24 hours, I've gotten sales in all media, with Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Paperback all on Amazon. It's the fastest book so far that has reached all three in this amount of time.


He had me alright. Holed up in that closet sobbing quietly in fear I heard only the silence, then someone moving around quietly opening doors and drawers. It didn't sound like mom or dad, and even so, I would have stayed in that closet out of fear. Suddenly the door swung outward and I stumbled out into the light. The memory of it was a tornado of flying shadows and grabbing claws, and then I looked past my fear and Porter stood there as surprised as I was. He set down his bag and a bloody machete and coaxed me gently into his arms. - My Sweet Infected, Chapter 4

It's an exciting ride all right, since this is my first fiction book, and the complete and total exposure of my soul to the cold cruel world. Get it on Amazon!


My Sweet Infected: the controversial, unconventional dystopian zombie romantic triangle that will blow away all your preconceived notions about our future


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