Red Rain

The rain came down red over Tucson. Then the dead came up.

Marcus Delgado is forty-two, divorced, and working the night shift as a hospital security guard - a bad knee, a quiet life, and Shadow, the black shepherd-mix who goes everywhere he does.

Then the monsoon breaks wrong over the Santa Catalina Mountains. The rain falls the color of old blood, sweet with something that has no business being in the air. By morning, the hospital is a killing floor - and the people coming back aren't people anymore.

They don't just shamble. They bloom - through stages of an engineered fungus called Ember-9. And it was never an accident.

On the run with Shadow at his side, Marcus falls in with Dr. Elena Vasquez, a mycologist who understands the enemy better than anyone left alive. Together they'll cross a Tucson transformed: a hospital turned fortress, a cult rising in the smoke, and the rain - always the rain - waking what should stay dormant.

Fire sterilizes. Cold slows them. But nothing stops the Bloom.

RED RAIN is a full-length, standalone zombie-apocalypse thriller - gritty, heart-pounding, and utterly unputdownable. Contains intense horror violence and gore. Recommended for mature readers.

Perfect for fans of Max Brooks, Mira Grant, and Manel Loureiro's Apocalypse Z.