Dallas, in the year 2020.
Modern society is maintained by a labor force of genetically altered zombies. Lisa Goudard has no concern for their treatment, until a lab experiment gone awry infects her with the zombie virus.
Saved by a radical drug treatment, Lisa is now relegated to the working class with the rest of the undead. She doesn't know she is infected with a genetically altered viral prototype designed to produce immortality. As Lisa struggles to regain her first class citizen rights, the creators of the virus seek her servitude.
PRAISE for RESURRECTION X: ZOMBIE EVOLUTION
"Resurrection X: Zombie Evolution is a creepy tale that shambles into new territory of the zombie landscape. Sick, twisted, and inventive!" - Jonathan Maberry, New York Times best-selling author of DEAD OF NIGHT and PATIENT ZERO
"Dane Hatchell takes us through the rabbit hole, zombie style, with his debut novel Resurrection X: Zombie Evolution. Hatchell's world-building is truly something to see, and his social commentary is intelligent and well-handled. But it's the character of Lisa that really sold me on this book. Hatchell's main character is richly drawn, both before and after her transformation, and it's through the sympathy we feel for her predicament that Hatchell's skills as a writer shine. You're gonna like this one!" -Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of FLESH EATERS and DEAD CITY
"A hell of a zombie story. Dane Hatchell's Resurrection X: Zombie Evolution really is the next evolution of the zombie tale. If you like zombies (and who doesn't), buy this book." - Chuck Hustmyer, bestselling author and screenwriter.
"With many brainless zombie books shuffling around, Hatchell debuts with a passionate, smart zombie novel that sets a new standard in the undead literary world. A true gem that any fan of the genre should not miss!" - Mark C. Scioneaux, editor/founder of HORROR FOR GOOD and author of THE GLASS COFFIN
About the Author :
Dane Hatchell has published more than 30 short stories appearing in various anthologies over the past few years. He lives in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and works at an oil and chemical plantation.
