If there’s a fortunate note about the end of the world, it’s that Jillian wasn’t alone when it happened. Her neighborhood continues to be populated and more importantly, nobody is trying to consume anyone else. The rest of the world isn’t therefore lucky. Where the Awakened roam, terror follows.

A medical miracle turned bad may be the cause of everything. What’s worse, almost everyone has some type of the medication in their program. Medical nanites changed the landscape is usually wonderful ways, but when those medical wonders went haywire, it was the end from the world.

Inside the safety of their small waterfront neighborhood, Jillian and her neighbors must forge a new path, one that will keep them safe…maintain them alive. Within all of them lies the seeds of devastation, but also the will to survive.

Dead Woman’s Journal is normally a prequel to the thrilling Between Existence and Loss of life series. This full-length novel stands alone and is without cliffhangers. While there are some descriptions of assault, the novel is appropriate for ages 16 and up.