THE ZOMBIE EFFECT by Theresa Jacobs

Synopsis

The Zombie Effect ***Warning contain course language and violence

The game they never should have played.

Caleb adores his friends even though he spends most of his time as a mediator to their bickering.
The one thing they all have in common is their love of zombies.
The choice to begin a zombie boy’s club is unanimous.
However, his friends take a simple game of scaring people too far.

When the fun changes to hurting innocent people, Caleb wants it to stop.
But they won’t listen, and the games grow darker still.
Caleb is afraid to tell anyone, and afraid to continue down the same path.

Will he be able to get out of the club and stop his friends before they go too far?

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Readers Speak!

This was definitely a thriller and built slowly till the end. I usually prefer scary stories that aren’t based on realistic situations ’cause they are too frightening. Well-written, and characters that were so realistic that I felt sorry for most. Don’t miss out on this quick but efficient thriller! —Amazon customer

Three ordinary little boys from poor backgrounds – blood brothers – escape their boring lives outside school in an “improved” shelter on waste ground. This is the place where Ethan and Mason can forget violent homes and Caleb, who has a loving mom, his bossy elder sister. Harmless mischief until they instigate The Zombie Club. Zombies don’t exist. right? So, how would it be if they bought Halloween masks and pretended to BE zombies? Scaring kids in the park would be fun.

Scaring girls arouses instincts beyond Ethan and Mason’s control –

Well-written and believable, this story features youngsters as the main characters, but no way is it YA – it’s horror at its most terrifying. Recommended to horror fans everywhere! —Amazon customer

This story takes a group of teenagers and uses them to tell a much darker, dangerous story. In this book, you see the dangers of peer pressure. It’s also incredibly dark and perfect for fans of horror. —Amazon customer