Nothing Will Be The Same

Coastal Wilmington, North Carolina stands at the crosshairs. The economy struggles. A flu pandemic spreads. Authorities assert crazies popping up all over town are on a new designer street drug worse than flakka. But everyone's calling them zombies - the alive kind that runs and bites but feels no pain.A titan cast of war vets and young adult civilians experience their world of normalcy infiltrated. Suspicion grows the drug is a government cover story for something much worse. The clock ticks over five days until the SHTF.For former Staff Sergeant Peter Sullivan, it's a good thing. War is what he does best. Life is what he sucks at. But for doctoral candidate Phebe Marcelino, it's a descent into kill or be killed.Veteran US Army 75th Rangers, a wounded warrior Delta sniper, and Marines-turned-cops band together. The combat is like nothing they have seen before. And their own military never tried to kill them in the past. Only their training and teamwork can get them out of the hot zone.For Phebe, her survival instinct is all she has. You never know what you're made of until tested.EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT, the love child of Contagion and 28 Weeks Later meets Black Hawk Down at a Monty Python festival. Based on the true-life events of 2012's 'bath salts zombie apocalypse.' Warning: Cursing and military dark humor. Author's Website KJJonesing.com.***This Book One of the series is a relaunch under a different cover and starting over because of grotesque lies about the book and the author in previous reviews by uninvited, non-target audience extremists. This story is strictly for those who are between the left and the extremist right white nationalists. It is for people such as traditional Republicans and center independents - the giant swath of the population who are not allowed any entertainment.That huge swath is who the series is written for. The author is among the swath. These are the people the author knows in life. That's it - everyone else is a bunch of aliens to the author. According to feedback, the giant swath loves the story. The dialogue is hilarious to them and they are right there with the jokes the characters make because they share the same worldview as them. They understand dark humor, whereas the others do not seem to. The story grows apropos reflective of America as the series goes on and the giant swath sees it - indeed, they gave feedback showing more going on in the story than the author realized she wrote.