The Crowbar Chronicles Series by S.P. Durnin

Jake O'Connor has problems. His time spent overseas with Britain's SAS Regiment still gives him nightmares, his social life is in the toilet, and his best friend is an unrepentant adrenaline junkie. Unfortunately, just as things finally seem to go his way, decomposing corpses of the recently dead begin rising to gnaw on the living. Soon the streets are glutted with mindless creatures hungering for only one thing: human flesh... moreJake O'Connor has problems. His time spent overseas with Britain's SAS Regiment still gives him nightmares, his social life is in the toilet, and his best friend is an unrepentant adrenaline junkie. Unfortunately, just as things finally seem to go his way, decomposing corpses of the recently dead begin rising to gnaw on the living. Soon the streets are glutted with mindless creatures hungering for only one thing: human flesh. Jake's unlikely group of friends needs to make tracks for some kind of refuge before they end up as Hors d'oeuvres, but how to do that without being turned into drooling maggot-heads themselves? Now, a burned out combat journalist, a self-proclaimed adrenaline junkie, a health food store owner, and a ditzy pharmacy tech, have to hold their own against legions of walking corpses. At first glance, none of them are likely candidates to survive for long in The Inevitable Zombie Apocalypse. But hey, stranger things have happened. Psychopaths, escaped criminals, and para-military white supremacists all stand in their way, not to mention the ever-increasing, zombie hordes. If Jake doesn't want to become one of the shambling dead he'll need to keep his whits about him, and his crowbar handy. less

Life in the apocalypse sucks.Just ask Jacob O’Connor and his friends. After managing to survive the initial zombie outbreak, they thought they'd seen it all. Dead rising to devour the living, bloody battles -live and in color- until the network satellite feeds shut down and the internet went dark. The fall of modern society, basically. They considered themselves lucky to be alive.Unfortunately, all that was only the beginning.Now, sans backup or resources, Jake and Kat are on their own... moreLife in the apocalypse sucks.Just ask Jacob O’Connor and his friends. After managing to survive the initial zombie outbreak, they thought they'd seen it all. Dead rising to devour the living, bloody battles -live and in color- until the network satellite feeds shut down and the internet went dark. The fall of modern society, basically. They considered themselves lucky to be alive.Unfortunately, all that was only the beginning.Now, sans backup or resources, Jake and Kat are on their own. They have to cross miles of zombie-infested territory to reunite with their friends, and then rescue the last of their companions from the raiders. If –with the help of a new ally- they can pull it off. Because their foes are quite ruthless. They possess the souls of serpents which, in all likelihood, are rotting to the core...“S.P. Durnin’s masterful storytelling and well developed characters pull you in from the first chapter, grabbing you by the throat and holding your attention to the very last sentence. Fiction this powerful is nothing short of addicting!”-Devan Sagliani, author of UNDEAD L.A. and ZOMBIE ATTACK!: RISE OF THE HORDE .“Durnin pulls no punches in this thrill ride through the apocalypse!”-Jason Brant, author of ASH and THE HUNGER TRILOGY: DEVOURED, CONSUMED, and RAVAGED. less

Kat doesn’t know whether she and the crew can survive the apocalypse—or be doomed to stagger woodenly about, slowly assuming room temperature.Life in the zombie apocalypse blows.Just ask Katherine Cho and her friends. The unlikely crew of the Screamin’ Mimi thought they'd seen everything. Hungry corpses rising from the dead, chaos in the streets and people treated as hors d’oeuvres.Unfortunately, that was just the beginning.