Dead Tokyo - Andrew Lee

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Résumé :
The world of Cyberpunk can be hard. It can be harder when civilization collapses. All that is left is four kids and the entire population of Tokyo turned into zombies. Somehow these kids managed to not get infected by China's bio-warfare project gone bad. Luckily they each have their own unique skills that complement each other very well. Although they mesh well, it doesn't seem that way because they don't get along. They have completely different ideals they want to follow. Tensions rise and the rift between the group gets to big and puts everyone in danger. The rift between them actually lets zombies in. Futuristic Tokyo was the furthest ahead in technology in the world. That all went down the drain when zombies are the only ones left to run the city. And they run the city for sure. They stay close together like pack animals and linger in the buildings. They are able to maintain a sprint as long as something they can eat is insight and they disregard anything that will hurt them. The human brains they once had has completely been taken over and destroyed. James, Chad, Ashley, And Brad don't stand a chance against these zombies that are faster and stronger then them, not to mention that there are millions of them. How are they going to survive? Luckily they all had the same idea and head to the shipping port on the outskirt of the city. With Water behind them and a good distance from the tall buildings they are at least separated from the zombies. Inside the shipping port building are two robots used by the workers to move shipping crates. Controlled by body tracking suits and Virtual Reality gear they are super fast and super strong. These robots give them hope and the ability to survive. How will they fair against the millions of zombies? What kinds of technology can they use to defeat the zombies? Will the feud between the group sabotage their survival? All your questions will be answered inside Dead Tokyo Get your copy today!...

Biographie:
Andrew Lee is a well-known tasting room manager at Sandy Road Vineyard in Johnson City, Texas. Andy, his wife Sandra and their dog Belle enjoy living on 25 acres in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. After retiring from the Hi-tech and Telecommunication industry in 2008, he pursued his lifelong dream to become a wine and food aficionado. Many have requested his recipes so using his knowledge of wines, he decided to create a cookbook focusing on pairing wines with food.This book represents Andy's passion for wine and dining, refined throughout the years by exploring cultures worldwide, hosting dinner parties for decades, and extensive practice and knowledge of diverse entrees....