Michael McClendon Livres

Set against the backdrop of 1957, the arrival of big city business in Sulfur Fork, Tennessee, brings both excitement and anxiety to the small town. The construction of a new subdivision and factory stirs the local community, with residents observing the changes from the historic city hall near cemetery hill. The story explores the tension between progress and tradition as the townsfolk grapple with the implications of modernization on their way of life.

Set against a backdrop of a zombie apocalypse, a group of teenagers confronts the harsh realities of loss and courage. As they fight against relentless undead hordes, they discover the profound lessons of loyalty and conviction. The narrative explores the resilience of youth in the face of overwhelming evil, emphasizing that bravery knows no age. This installment continues the trilogy by teenage author Michael McClendon, delving into the struggles and growth of its young characters.

The story follows six-year-old JJ Veitch, a kind-hearted boy with a passion for adventure and helping others. As he explores the woods, he unknowingly embarks on a transformative journey that challenges his innocence and teaches him valuable lessons about courage and resilience in the face of bullies. This coming-of-age tale highlights the complexities of childhood and the growth that comes from confronting adversity.

Felix, an average teenager with a passion for zombie lore, finds his knowledge put to the ultimate test when the dead rise and the living face dire threats. His obsession, once dismissed by peers, becomes crucial as he transforms into an unlikely hero in a reality that mirrors his favorite stories. Alongside his friends, he navigates a terrifying world where survival hinges on their understanding of the undead, revealing that the line between fiction and reality can be both bizarre and deadly.

A mother's worst nightmare unfolds when Jackie Carpenter receives a call revealing her son Jason is accused of murder. As the case attracts media attention and divides the community, Jackie battles despair while fighting for her family's sanity and faith. Through this harrowing ordeal, she discovers a profound message of hope and resilience. The narrative, enriched by Michael McClendon's background in film and theater, explores themes of love, determination, and the light that can emerge from the darkest moments.