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10 Minutes from Home #2
10 Minutes From Home: Episode 2
Welcome to Bill Howard's 10 Minutes From Home: Episode 2 - A post-apocalyptic love story, focusing on one man's journey through a world of the undead. This is PART TWO of the eight part series. Each week a new episode will be released until the story reaches it's dramatic conclusion in week 8. Here's the synopsis for Episode Two:
Denny, Thom and Isabel have escaped the madness of the streets and found a way out of the city. A long trek through the sewers takes them away from the dangers of Toronto, but as they get onto rural roads, a quiet country house may not only hold supplies and shelter, but may hold some answers.
"Bill Howard's 10 Minutes from Home might start out like a standard apocalyptic zombie novel, with scenes that could be taken straight out of a Romero script, but it slowly unfolds into a well narrated love story about one of the most harrowing experiences a couple might have to face. Bonus for those of you located in Ontario: there are plenty of references to genre hot spots, such as the town of Pontypool and Toronto's Bloor Cinema."
- Jessa Sobczuk – Rue Morgue Magazine
“Heartbreaking and soulful, 10 Minutes from Home is one gut-wrenching read I will not forget. This is one meta-cool book!"
- John Palisano, author of NERVES
“A purely cinematic, heart-pounding and thrilling story.”
– Susan Curran, Director of Marketing, Anchor Bay Canada
Denny, Thom and Isabel have escaped the madness of the streets and found a way out of the city. A long trek through the sewers takes them away from the dangers of Toronto, but as they get onto rural roads, a quiet country house may not only hold supplies and shelter, but may hold some answers.
"Bill Howard's 10 Minutes from Home might start out like a standard apocalyptic zombie novel, with scenes that could be taken straight out of a Romero script, but it slowly unfolds into a well narrated love story about one of the most harrowing experiences a couple might have to face. Bonus for those of you located in Ontario: there are plenty of references to genre hot spots, such as the town of Pontypool and Toronto's Bloor Cinema."
- Jessa Sobczuk – Rue Morgue Magazine
“Heartbreaking and soulful, 10 Minutes from Home is one gut-wrenching read I will not forget. This is one meta-cool book!"
- John Palisano, author of NERVES
“A purely cinematic, heart-pounding and thrilling story.”
– Susan Curran, Director of Marketing, Anchor Bay Canada
37 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 6, 2013
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
January 18, 2015
I found this series interesting, but I read through it so quick, I was annoyed to have to keep switching and downloading the next one. I got 1-4 free. All together it's a good Zombie series, I just wish there was a little more meat to it. I enjoyed the parts of getting to know each character with their own chapters. I doubt I'll spend money on the rest though. I feel like they are too short for the price individually.
November 19, 2013
The second part of Bill Howard's 10 minutes from Home series, just as good as the first. This time, we are given quite a bit of background on the characters, that helped me to connect with them as I was not able to do in the first one.
February 16, 2014
Excellently written
another great read,would recommend it to everyone that likes series related books.would make a good t.v.series.would love to see it on the television.
another great read,would recommend it to everyone that likes series related books.would make a good t.v.series.would love to see it on the television.
February 18, 2014
Wow! We now have an insight to the characters. I am hooked and on edge. Moving on to episode 3 to see how everyone continues to fare. Definitely recommend this.
May 15, 2014
A good continuation of the story. I didn't enjoy it quite as much as episode one, but it was still well written. I am looking forward to Episode Three.
November 3, 2015
Wish the episodes were longer!
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