
The Silence at Asheboro
Poske, Bo
280 pages · ISBN 9798234071583
Synopsis
Dana Harper wanted one normal day. Just one day to forget the mistakes behind her, the uncertainty ahead of her, and spend time with her son at the North Carolina Zoo. Then the alarms started. Within minutes, containment systems fail across the zoo. Predators roam free. Staff vanish. Visitors flee in blind panic. What began as a family outing becomes a desperate fight for survival. Trapped inside a sprawling maze of exhibits, service tunnels, and shattered enclosures, Dana must navigate a nightmare where every corner hides a new threat. Lions stalk abandoned pathways. Packs of animals move through the darkness. Panic turns people against each other. But the greatest danger may not be the creatures hunting the survivors. As the body count rises and the truth behind the disaster begins to emerge, Dana will be forced to confront the secrets she's spent years trying to escape. To save her son, she'll have to survive the impossible. And the zoo isn't finished with them yet.