V-Day: (M-Day #4)

• Introduction
  
• Prologue
  
• Chapter 1
  
• Chapter 2
  
• Chapter 3
  
• Chapter 4
  
• Chapter 5
  
• Chapter 6
  
• Chapter 7
  
• Chapter 8
  
• Chapter 9
  
• Chapter 10
  
• Chapter 11
  
• Chapter 12
  
• Chapter 13
  
• Chapter 14
  
• Chapter 15
  
• Chapter 16
  
• Chapter 17
  
• Chapter 18
  
• Chapter 19
  
• Chapter 20
  
• Chapter 21
  
• Chapter 22
  
• Chapter 23
  
• Chapter 24
  
• Chapter 25
  
• Chapter 26
  
• Epilogue
  
• Acknowledgements
  
• About the author
  

V-Day

by

D.T. Dyllin

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book
is
a
work
of
fiction.
Names,
characters,
places,
and
incidents
are
the
product
of
the
author
’
s
imagination
or
are
used
fictitiously.
Any
resemblance
to
actual
events,
locales,
or
persons,
living
or
dead,
is
coincidental.

V
-Day
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D.T.
Dyllin
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Whoever fights monsters should see

to it that in the process he does not

become a monster.

And if you gaze long enough

into an abyss,

the abyss will gaze back

into you.

~Nietzsche

Before
the
day
…
before M-day
…
people used to read books and watch movies about zombies. They used to dress up as zombies; pretend to kill zombies
…
Basically, the zombie had become a part of popular culture in a very unexpected way.

The highly anticipated zombie apocalypse never came.

What did come was much worse than any city overrun with shambling corpses after brains and flesh. A virus
…
a virus that only affected men. No one knew what caused it. Most guessed that someone, somewhere in a lab, had been tinkering around with things they shouldn
’
t have been. Not that it really matters what caused the virus, it exists and there
’
s no going back.