The 1000 Souls series by Michael Andre McPherson (#1 & 2)
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Overview: Michael Andre McPherson grew up in the middle of a family bridge-painting business. The summers of his teen years were spent working in northern Ontario in towns like Smooth Rock Falls and Kapuskasing, places where North Bay was considered the deep south and fall frosts came on very early. After university and a wild trip to Afghanistan, Michael thrived for a decade in the frenzied world of film and television, working sometimes as a producer or production manager but usually as a camera assistant. He enjoyed working on Due South and really had fun on Dracula 2000.
Genre: Science Fiction | Horror | Post-Apocalyptic
Apocalypse Revolution (Book 1)
The apocalypse has been planned. It has an army and a leader. Now Bertrand has to stop it before it’s too late. Bertrand Allan is working the tech support desk at a Chicago software company when it begins. He notices that his fellow employees are increasingly requesting the night shift. Then, multiple serial killers begin dumping mutilated bodies all over city. When Bertrand and Jeff (co-worker and beer buddy) are the last ones left on the day shift, they know it’s time to defend themselves. They team up with Joyce, a fiery personal trainer, to fight the scourge of murderers, but the three soon come to realize that so many people have died that society is on the verge of collapse. As Bertrand and Joyce organize their friends and neighbors into an army, they discover that an army of vampire-like foes they nickname the Rippers is already in the field. They must fight to survive as they race to uncover the mastermind behind this disaster. While fighting this menace, they discover a passion for more than just hunting rippers. Some heroes are born, some are made and some have it thrust upon them. Apocalypse Revolution is an action packed novel that looks into the heart and soul of humans to see what it takes to survive.
Generation Apocalypse (Book 2)
He had just turned ten when the world ended. At first it was fun, because some of the teachers stopped showing up at school. The principal, tall and angry, kept stuffing the students into the gym to watch movies, promising each day that the next would be normal. Instead, fewer and fewer of Tevy’s friends came to school, and one day neither did the principal. In the evenings, his parents spoke in anxious, careful to ensure he didn’t overhear, but one word often leaked out: rippers. Kayla had worried about homesickness when she showed up at Atherley College, but by the second week she was more concerned about where she could buy a gun. Her roommate, Ashley, had gone missing, and there was talk of a serial killer hunting around campus. The police said they shouldn’t worry. Tevy and Kayla are a generation lost in the apocalypse of their era, surviving the fall of civilization, yet they struggle to save Chicago and rebuild the world of their childhood before it’s too late. Generation Apocalypse can be read as a stand alone novel or part of the 1000 Souls series.
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