Get Off My L@wn - A Zombie Novel - Plot & Excerpts
It was like a Smothers Brothers comedy routine from the Ed Sullivan show. Good news. Bad news. The good news was that Chicago B, the mega-horde had been pounded at the Rock River north of Janesville, south of Edgerton. The river had few crossings in the area and jutted out to the west making a nice pocket. Hundreds of thousands of undead had been incinerated. This made a dent in the horde’s size though I doubt anyone in their path would count their lucky stars at being surrounded by 3.7 million dead versus 4 million. The bad news was that the horde was now following Interstate 90 north. There would not be another significant natural choke point for fifty miles. In a little more than twenty miles, a day’s trample, Chicago B would pass through Madison, where it all began. The TC horde was southeast of the burned out remains of Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. The good news was that it turned south, away from Door County. The bad news was that the horde was traveling in line with Interstate 94, which, about eighty miles away, links with the very same Interstate 90 that the Chicago B mega-horde currently traveled.
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