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While the world cheers for a dazzling meteor shower, they are unknowingly celebrating their own extinction. Dead East is an ensemble-driven apocalypse that blends cosmic disaster with a brutal biological attack—think World War Z meets Children of Men. The book explores the fall of civilization through the eyes of those who carry the lethal secrets that started it and those just trying to make it to the next morning. The world is on fire, but the real nightmare is just beginning. Based on the award-winning screenplay, Dead East is a relentless, no-holds-barred descent into a zombie apocalypse where the heat is stifling, the hunger is infinite, and the monsters aren't just the ones with gray skin. In this new world, survival isn't a goal—it’s a temporary state of grace. On North America’s West Coast, the horizon is a permanent, jagged line of flame. As wildfires consume the landscape, a desensitized civilization does the unthinkable: they celebrate. In a display of terminal decadence, the masses gather to party under ash-choked skies, treating the end of the world like the ultimate festival. Then the "Falling Skies" bring something far worse than embers. A calculated biological attack tears through the crowds, transforming the revelry into a bloodbath. This isn't just a virus; it’s a world-eating extinction event. As the Undead rise from the charred remains of the coast, the social contract incinerates in an instant. The party is over. The feeding has begun. Comparable works include Walking Dead & Fear of the Walking Dead