Frozen Arteries: a Relentless Tale of Survival Against Cunning Predators in a Frozen Wasteland Walking Damned Book

A relentless Arctic horror where the ice bleeds and the predators plan.Utqiaġvik’s ashes smolder behind them, a tomb for eight hundred. Police Chief Amaq Nuniq drags her five survivors through the tundra’s jaws: Tara Kovic, the mechanic whose sarcasm cuts like a blade; Qayaq Inuksuk, the elder reading ice like prophecy; Elliot Nakamura, the surveyor breaking under fear’s weight; Kanna, Amaq’s young cousin, haunted by shadows darker than the polar night. The vampires—Cryohemovorax—aren’t just beasts. They think. They hunt in packs. They herd their prey toward a research station where smoke whispers of life—or a trap. UV lights hum. Armed figures stalk. The earth splits, and claws close in.Prose snaps like breaking ice, raw with guilt and desperation. Tara’s quips bite: “Not freezing for some fossil’s feast.” Amaq’s leadership frays but holds. The cold kills as surely as the creatures. Perfect for fans of The Terror and 30 Days of Night, this is climate horror fused with primal dread. The thaw doesn’t save—it hunts.Customer Reviews ★★★★★Nora K. Jensen Tundra’s a killer, vampires worse. Amaq’s guilt and Tara’s snark hit hard. Earthquake chase? Heart-stopping. Prose crackles—short, sharp, brutal. Need Book 3 now.★★★★★Liam T. Voss Horror with brains. Vampires plan—that’s terrifying. Qayaq’s lore adds depth; Kanna’s pain stings. Station twist shocks. Pacing’s relentless. 5 stars.★★★★★Maya R. Quinn Ice-cold dread, hot emotion. Tara’s wit saves sanity; Amaq’s resolve breaks you. Action’s chaos—rifts, claws, crumbling bridges. Top-tier thriller.★★★★★Evan P. Holt Smart monsters, tougher survivors. Prose shifts from panic’s fragments to eerie calm. Group’s dynamic shines; quakes amplify terror. A must-read.★★★★★Sofia M. Blake Freezes your core. Amaq’s leadership aches; Kanna’s youth haunts. Horror builds—herding, sieges, betrayal. Wit keeps it human. Can’t stop reading.