by Greg Miller (Author)
In Laphamville, the air tastes of copper, and the streets echo with the howls of its infected-a once-thriving town now reduced to chaos. The afflicted are not zombies, nor are they sane; they are something far worse: humanity stripped bare.
Dr. Moses Rock, a weary but brilliant scientist, joins a team of scientists and soldiers into the town's rotting heart, seeking answers to the infection's origin. What they uncover is no accident-it's a grotesque creation tied to a corporation whose reach is as insidious as the disease itself. As the team fights to survive, they're forced to confront the infection's dark allure, the corruption of their own morality, and a truth so horrifying it could collapse the fragile line between man and monster.
With searing tension and brutal revelations, Cocaine Cola is a post-apocalyptic odyssey that forces readers to question their existence, their ethics, and what it truly means to be human.