The Light Keepers

The New York skyline is crumbling. For all she knows, Rae and her family are the only ones alive, but even that becomes questionable as she finds herself broken and shattered. The city that had given her so much hope from a distance now stands as a symbol of a world in ruins.

The only other sign of life? They're dead, but walking the earth as if they forgot to lay down. And they're getting closer to Rae and her family. Are they really safe in the lighthouse? Or have they survived this long only to be infected?

Reader Guidance—Who The Light Keepers is intended for:

The Light Keepers is a zombie apocalypse novella set in historic Fort Hancock, a decommissioned army base tucked away on the New Jersey shoreline. Capturing the story of Rae and her family as they struggle to survive, The Light Keepers is intended for older young adults aged 15 and up due to the graphic depictions of surviving a zombie apocalypse and the themes of the story. Some things to consider before reading The Light Keepers include:

Family, death, grief, and hope as central themes of The Light Keepers
Some violent scenes
Blurring the line between reality and the subconscious mind
Graphic depictions of death
Descriptions of weaponry/handling of weaponry, including firearms, knives, and bows and arrows

(Disclaimer: This guide is to help give readers an idea of the content within The Light Keepers and is not intended to be a warning, parental guide, or other means of disclosure to help avoid topics or triggers that may be harmful to them as individuals. Please use the above information as a general guide to help make the best decision for your reading preferences and level of comfort).

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