The world falls apart all around Zero Alvarado. The human population steadily decreases, and Hollows are haunting the streets and painting them in blood. Thousands of the Hollows are turning into Untainted soldiers. “Untainted” is the second novel in the “Zero Saga” series and was released in the year 2020. However she first must keep herself from falling for Ronan. Zero isn’t going to stop until she brings her foes to their knees. Both are desperate to save their race from going extinct. Two lives cross, with both battling for their survival. After all, she’s only been training for this exact moment her whole life. Zero’s not going to go down without putting up one hell of a fight.

Until an alien invasion brings devastation to her hatchet door. Living under Area 51 ain’t as much fun as it might sound.

Earth is the very last place that he wants to be, however his orders are clear: Eradicate all humans and make Earth the Zolarian’s new home. Ronan, the leader of the Zolarian army, has been tasked with locating it. The only cure has been hidden underneath Area 51.

Parasite bugs have infected thousands, which turns them into cannibal fiends. “Hollow” is the first novel in the “Zero Saga” series and was released in the year 2020. “Hollow” was all trial and error, but “Untainted”, she felt as though she had a much better grasp of her writing process. With “Untainted”, she she plotted and worked things out in her mind better before she actually wrote. With “Hollow”, her writing was just chaotic, without any reason or rhyme to anything, and it made editing and piecing it all together a total nightmare. However her writing process was actually smoother. Carlton was constantly putting pressure on herself that she needed to write “Untainted” faster and better. She’d look at her first book and wonder how she ever put any of it together. “Untainted” took a lot more out of her than her first book, “Hollow”. The concept, the plot, and the violence all sucked her in, showing her the scarier side of aliens and the impact something like that would have on society. The remake of War of the Worlds also helped shape her perspective of science fiction. It taught her just how diverse and creative science fiction truly is. She was introduced to science fiction by a television series called Farscape. Stories that feature wicked worlds as well as the worst sort of villains that do not talk about themselves in the third person. She has published a few poems in her time, but now she’s devoted to turning poetry into stories. She suffers by Mother Nature’s hands who curses the area with all four seasons in the span of just a week.ĭuring the day, she does all kinds of boring adult stuff, but by night, she’s putting her imagination into words while her cat continuously climbs all over her.

Hunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton