The Seven Habits
Bosley Coughlin can travel through time. And the future does not look good.
Through a heady cocktail of drugs and the occult, Bosley slips through time and space and glimpses The End. Cities lay in ruins, and those who still cling to life hide in the rubble like frightened animals. Walking carcasses shamble through the debris exacting a horrible fate upon any living they find.
This horrific future is the only world fourteen year old Ocean has ever known. Starving and alone, she struggles for even the most basic of necessities: food, water, shelter, love�
In the present, Bosley stumbles across Clarice Hudson and soon realizes that she is much more than a simple shop girl. One by one, she displays the seven symptoms of the contagion that will bring Bosley�s world to an end and create the nightmare Ocean calls home. Clarice may hold the key to stopping the coming apocalypse and sparing Ocean from the atrocities of mankind�s imminent future� but only if Coughlin is willing to push beyond every notion he�s ever held about right and wrong.
�Compelling, interesting, and will keep you intrigued from start to finish� a very unique and wild ride.�--Patrick D�Orazio, author of COMES THE DARK
�There is a very TERMINATOR-esque feeling to the narrative� deserves a spot on your shelf.��T.W. Brown, author of ZOMBLOG
�I kept imagining The Dude (from THE BIG LEBOWSKI) telling a drugged out version of H.G. Wells� THE TIME MACHINE� This is a book that is really worth reading��--BuyZombie.com
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Through a heady cocktail of drugs and the occult, Bosley slips through time and space and glimpses The End. Cities lay in ruins, and those who still cling to life hide in the rubble like frightened animals. Walking carcasses shamble through the debris exacting a horrible fate upon any living they find.
This horrific future is the only world fourteen year old Ocean has ever known. Starving and alone, she struggles for even the most basic of necessities: food, water, shelter, love�
In the present, Bosley stumbles across Clarice Hudson and soon realizes that she is much more than a simple shop girl. One by one, she displays the seven symptoms of the contagion that will bring Bosley�s world to an end and create the nightmare Ocean calls home. Clarice may hold the key to stopping the coming apocalypse and sparing Ocean from the atrocities of mankind�s imminent future� but only if Coughlin is willing to push beyond every notion he�s ever held about right and wrong.
�Compelling, interesting, and will keep you intrigued from start to finish� a very unique and wild ride.�--Patrick D�Orazio, author of COMES THE DARK
�There is a very TERMINATOR-esque feeling to the narrative� deserves a spot on your shelf.��T.W. Brown, author of ZOMBLOG
�I kept imagining The Dude (from THE BIG LEBOWSKI) telling a drugged out version of H.G. Wells� THE TIME MACHINE� This is a book that is really worth reading��--BuyZombie.com
The Seven Habits
Bosley Coughlin can travel through time. And the future does not look good.
Through a heady cocktail of drugs and the occult, Bosley slips through time and space and glimpses The End. Cities lay in ruins, and those who still cling to life hide in the rubble like frightened animals. Walking carcasses shamble through the debris exacting a horrible fate upon any living they find.
This horrific future is the only world fourteen year old Ocean has ever known. Starving and alone, she struggles for even the most basic of necessities: food, water, shelter, love�
In the present, Bosley stumbles across Clarice Hudson and soon realizes that she is much more than a simple shop girl. One by one, she displays the seven symptoms of the contagion that will bring Bosley�s world to an end and create the nightmare Ocean calls home. Clarice may hold the key to stopping the coming apocalypse and sparing Ocean from the atrocities of mankind�s imminent future� but only if Coughlin is willing to push beyond every notion he�s ever held about right and wrong.
�Compelling, interesting, and will keep you intrigued from start to finish� a very unique and wild ride.�--Patrick D�Orazio, author of COMES THE DARK
�There is a very TERMINATOR-esque feeling to the narrative� deserves a spot on your shelf.��T.W. Brown, author of ZOMBLOG
�I kept imagining The Dude (from THE BIG LEBOWSKI) telling a drugged out version of H.G. Wells� THE TIME MACHINE� This is a book that is really worth reading��--BuyZombie.com
Through a heady cocktail of drugs and the occult, Bosley slips through time and space and glimpses The End. Cities lay in ruins, and those who still cling to life hide in the rubble like frightened animals. Walking carcasses shamble through the debris exacting a horrible fate upon any living they find.
This horrific future is the only world fourteen year old Ocean has ever known. Starving and alone, she struggles for even the most basic of necessities: food, water, shelter, love�
In the present, Bosley stumbles across Clarice Hudson and soon realizes that she is much more than a simple shop girl. One by one, she displays the seven symptoms of the contagion that will bring Bosley�s world to an end and create the nightmare Ocean calls home. Clarice may hold the key to stopping the coming apocalypse and sparing Ocean from the atrocities of mankind�s imminent future� but only if Coughlin is willing to push beyond every notion he�s ever held about right and wrong.
�Compelling, interesting, and will keep you intrigued from start to finish� a very unique and wild ride.�--Patrick D�Orazio, author of COMES THE DARK
�There is a very TERMINATOR-esque feeling to the narrative� deserves a spot on your shelf.��T.W. Brown, author of ZOMBLOG
�I kept imagining The Dude (from THE BIG LEBOWSKI) telling a drugged out version of H.G. Wells� THE TIME MACHINE� This is a book that is really worth reading��--BuyZombie.com
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| BN ID: | 2940148746973 |
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| Publisher: | Permuted Press |
| Publication date: | 07/12/2013 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 1 MB |
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