Henry used to be a nobody, just a quiet, socially awkward guy working a dead-end job. But when the zombie apocalypse hits, he discovers something surprising: he’s really good at surviving. Maybe too good.
Henry: The Fall is a twisted, darkly funny journey through a world gone mad. As society crumbles, Henry navigates flesh-eating corpses, rogue survivors, and his own awkward attempts at leadership—all while wrestling with the bleak question: what’s the point of surviving if there’s nothing left to live for?
Part black comedy, part biting satire, and part gut-wrenching horror, this is not your average zombie novel. For fans of Shaun of the Dead, The Walking Dead, and American Psycho, but with more dry wit, and fewer moral compasses.
Warning: Contains dark humor, adult themes, and zombies with very poor table manners.
