books by Derek Gunn (anthology handling species)

books by Derek Gunn

books:

12 reviews
Derek Gunn

Permuted Press, 2009

Great zombie novel!
This reads as a professional novel, which is absolutely fantastic because I've grown tired of poorly written zombie books. It kept me on the edge of my seat. The characters are fully fleshed, and it's easy to identify with them. It was so easy to visualize everything that was happening. (And if the author should ever read this: thanks for a great book!)

Seed Handling and Propagation of Papua New Guinea's Tree Species
Brian Gunn, Alex Agiwa, ...

PNGFA/CSIRO, 2004

Buried Tales of Pinebox, Texas

4 reviews
David Wellington, Derek Gunn, ...

12 to Midnight Inc., 2009

Excellent Read
I can't say enough about the quality of work that has gone into writing this book. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I absolutely loved it. I recommend it to anyone that enjoys fantasy and horror.

Vampire Apocalypse: Descent Into Chaos

2 reviews

Permuted Press, 2010

exciting military horror thriller
Two years ago with earth's nonrenewable energy sources all but depleted and civilizations declining, the vampire horde surfaced and attacked humans. The vampires won the war. As the lower species on the food chain, humans have become cattle; a serum given by the vamps to their food supply turns them docile. Still there remain resistance groups including one warrior unit that killed Nero, ...

The Undead: Zombie Anthology

26 reviews, ...

Permuted Press, 2005

Another great collection of short stories.
Another one to buy. This trio of books is a set you need to buy. Great story after story.

Vampire Apocalypse: A World Torn Asunder

5 reviews
Derek Gunn

KHP Publishers, 2006

Mr. Gunn has made Vampire stories fun again
In a time not to far from now the world as we know it is gone. Civilized society is collapsing because The worlds oil resources have dried up. War breaks out all over the globe for what little oil remains and once mighty nations fall. Cities and rural towns have become insular and have lost contact with each other. The world has no idea that Vampires exist and that they have been waiting hundreds ...

Vampire Apocalypse: A World Torn Asunder

2 reviews

Permuted Press, 2010

Interesting and unique, though kindle errors abundant
First off, on a post apocalyptic kick, I came across this book and quickly ate it up. Vampires and apocalypse? Sign me up! Regarding the story, I was not disappointed. It had the right amount of action and dialogue, the characters are enjoyable, and the plot made sense and the story moved along well. I will be buying the second book, if that's any indication of how much I enjoyed it. What ...

Sentinels of the Sea

Ghostwriter Publications, 2010

Set against the historical backdrop of the fragile peace that existed between the American Revolution, the looming French Revolution and the threat of Napoleon's growing empire, the crew of the HMS Swift face the walking dead in ?The Diabolical Plan? and vampires in ?The Island.? The year is 1791 and Captain Thomas Butler and his loyal crew of The HMS Swift, a class five frigate in the service of King George III of England, are sent on a series ...