Forget the Zombies Series by R.J. Spears

When Grant was forced to land in San Antonio with his protectee, Sam Jenkins, he didn’t expect to be there for more than a day or two. That was until a strange viral outbreak started bringing the dead back to life and those reanimated dead started attacking the living.After a few harrowing days, Grant and a handful of other survivors find themselves trapped inside the Alamo, surrounded by a horde of the undead with their options narrowing... moreWhen Grant was forced to land in San Antonio with his protectee, Sam Jenkins, he didn’t expect to be there for more than a day or two. That was until a strange viral outbreak started bringing the dead back to life and those reanimated dead started attacking the living.After a few harrowing days, Grant and a handful of other survivors find themselves trapped inside the Alamo, surrounded by a horde of the undead with their options narrowing. If the zombies don’t get them, starvation, or a military strike will.With their backs against the wall, they must learn to use their ingenuity to find a way to escape and then to survive. less

Forget Texas (Book 2 in the Forget the Zombie series)The sequel to Forget the Alamo In Forget Texas, Grant and the gang find themselves in a refugee camp that is about to be overrun by zombies. They are forced to fend for themselves as they must find a way out of the camp and then out of Texas as the zombie hordes chase them north. The undead aren’t their only obstacle as the President has closed all state borders... moreForget Texas (Book 2 in the Forget the Zombie series)The sequel to Forget the Alamo In Forget Texas, Grant and the gang find themselves in a refugee camp that is about to be overrun by zombies. They are forced to fend for themselves as they must find a way out of the camp and then out of Texas as the zombie hordes chase them north. The undead aren’t their only obstacle as the President has closed all state borders. In other words, Grant and his people are about to run out of luck or they're going to have to make their own if they want to survive. What readers have said about about Forget the Alamo: ---------------------------------------------------- “Action, characters, tension, all there in a good balance and a well rounded read to boot.” “The characters were relatable and the action, and their actions, mostly realistic. Well worth the Kindle price - if you like zombie fiction, check this out.” “Good plans, stupid mistakes and fear of the military. All the good things that make a zombie book interesting. I truly enjoyed the book and am glad I read it. Will add it to my list of great books!!!” “It is as good as anything in print..nice mix of everything that makes a book work for me!!!” less