From the minds of Jim Bronyaur and Rebecca Besser comes a new series that explores some of our darkest - and strangest fears.
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Book #1 – Crystallophobia (fear of glass)
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In the small town of Streinersburg, Ohio a normal Tuesday morning begins, but it doesn’t stay that way. As the workers of Walker’s Glass -- a struggling factory -- settle in to their daily routine, all hell breaks loose when there is an explosion.
Millions of shards of glass are blasted through the factory, cutting and killing all the workers. As help arrives, something terrifying starts happening… The bodies start to come back to life. Soon a horde of zombies ravenous for human flesh are walking the streets of Streinersburg, shimmering in the sunlight as they look for their next meal.
The town must find a way to survive as they all ask the same question: What was in the glass and where did it come from?
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Rebecca Besser escapes reality to visit dark places that no one wants to admit exists...and then writes her adventures down as stories for others to read. She's been published over 140 times in various genres and mediums.
Jim Bronyaur lives in Pennsylvania where he sits in a corner and writes books. Several of his books are available on Amazon, along other retailers. His newest series is called the Minivan Mom Mystery Series.
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Overview
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Book #1 – Crystallophobia (fear of glass)
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In the small town of Streinersburg, Ohio a normal Tuesday ...