The Zombie Chronicles - Book 6 - Revelation (Apocalypse Infection Unleashed Series) Read Online Free PDF

city,” a woman said, panting.
    “ I know. We’re going through the fence, so everyone hang on,” I said.
    “ Try not to step on the guns,” Nick said. “Most of them are loaded.”
    I swallowed hard, knowing everyone was at great risk of a gun-related accident as they piled in on top of our arsenal. Nevertheless, we helped everyone into the truck one by one. I glanced over my shoulder and noticed six women lagging behind the others. There were about ten zombies ahead of the horde, quickly gaining on the ladies, likely the fastest or the most hungry.
    George stopped and started shooting to give the women a fighting chance.
    Claire bolted toward them, and I shook my head, wondering what she was doing.
    I darted after her and quickly caught up. “Go back!” I ordered. “I’ll help them!”
    “ They’ll never make it without both of us,” she said and began firing. She nailed the closest zombie to her, and blood and brains splattered. Claire gave it a hard kick as it twitched on the ground.
    Val and Lucas aimed and started firing too.
    Shot after shot rang out in rapid succession, and I fired until I ran out of ammo. A waitress with half a face and her blonde hair still up in a tight bun walked directly toward me, snapping her cursed jaws. My hands shook as I reached for some slugs. I quickly loaded bullets into the firing chamber, cocked the weapon, aimed, and fired, and the waitress went down without a fight. A horn beeped behind me, and I jumped. I glanced over my shoulder and was glad to see Nick waving me over.
    “ Get them in quick!” he shouted.
    I slid the back door open and began helping the women into the U-Haul. “Careful now, ladies…but hurry!”
    “ I can’t find Angela!” George said.
    “ Your daughter is fine,” I said. “She got in a car about five minutes ago.”
    “ That’s all of ‘em!” Lucas shouted. “Let’s go!”
    Just as I slide the door shut, a zombie grabbed the back of my shirt. I spun around and kicked the thing back with all my strength, then pointed my gun and blew its head off from point-blank range. More were coming, dozens of them, and another one lunged for me. A shot echoed in the air, the zombie dropped, and I turned to meet Lucas’s gaze.
    “ You owe me one,” he said. “Now move it!” He grabbed my arm and pulled me toward the truck.
    I jumped in, and a zombie reached its rotting hands inside. I slammed the door shut, and its arm fell off as Nick peeled out. The zombie’s body flew, back but its arm was still stuck with me. My stomach clenched at its rotting smell and the maggots crawling in and out of the torn flesh. As we drove, I opened the door and kicked the arm out, then stomped on the remaining maggots that had fallen off. Again Nick pushed it to eighty, and I held my breath and prepared for the worst.
    I clung to the dashboard and braced for impact as Claire hung tightly to me. We careened through the wooden fence with a loud crash. Wood splintered, and boards flew. My head crashed back with a jolt. Thuds echoed in the air as we ran over every zombie that dared to stand in our way; it was impossible not to hit them because there was a whole sea of undead in front of us. Another severed arm got caught in the windshield, and black goop smeared across the front window.
    Seconds later, the truck came to a slow stop. My breath hitched in my throat, and I dared a look around. We were in a huge parking lot, next to some kind of factory.
    “ Great. A zombie hangout,” Lucas whispered, “and this isn’t my kind of party.”
     

Chapter 5
    “ Which way? We’ve gotta get out of this undead hell,” Val said.
    “ That one’s coming close!” Claire said, reaching for her gun.
    “ I got it,” I said, peering through the open window. I lined up my shot through the scope and fired. The corpse fell to the ground, limp and lifeless.
    Nick started glancing around for the best way to go, the way with the least amount of zombies so we could shoot our way