"DAWN OF THE RED VIRUS - Diary of a Survivor"

When the first reports of a deadly virus emerged, Andrew Schneider didn't understand what was really happening. But within just a few days, the plague spread across the globe at an alarming speed. Cities descended into chaos, governments collapsed, and humanity was struck by an unprecedented catastrophe. Yet the worst part wasn't the disease itself - it was what it turned the infected into.

They weren't the usual slow, shambling zombies. They were much faster, more brutal, more relentless - and they were becoming smarter. Their eyes glowed red, their bodies mutated, their instincts honed for the hunt. They didn't hesitate; they struck without mercy. And with each passing day, their numbers grew.

Andrew Schneider, 34 years old, living in California, USA, survived - somehow. As the world crumbled around him, he too began to change. His diary became his only companion, the sole witness to the horror. But Andrew possesses a unique ability - a gift that has saved his life time and again. A gift that helps him face the infected. A gift that warns him, saves him, and sometimes torments him. This gift reveals itself as a capricious DIVA - a mysterious companion who is more than just an ally. DIVA is powerful, unpredictable, and seems to hide a secret of her own. She is both his guardian angel and his curse.

But DAWN OF THE RED VIRUS - Diary of a Survivor is not a classic zombie novel. It is the psychological portrait of a man forced to cope with a dying world, wavering between despair and hope, struggling to find meaning in survival. More than the fight against the mutated creatures, it is the inner battle that wears Andrew down - isolation, guilt, and the haunting memories of a life long gone.