Free (iTunes CA) Zom-B: Mission & Clans by Darren Shan [YA Apocalyptic Adventure]

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Zom-B: Mission & Zom-B: Clans by popular YA fantasy/horror writer Darren Shan (ISFDB, Wikipedia) are the 7th & 8th books in his Zom-B series of YA apocalyptic action adventures featuring, you guessed it, teenagers dealing with the collapse of civilization due to zombie incursion, free courtesy of publisher Hachette's Little, Brown Books for Young Readers imprint.

Unusually, these seem to star "good" zombies, trying to right wrongs instead of shambling around demanding braaaaiiiins.

These are most likely some kind of glitch freebie, as they don't seem to be available in the other stores, or outside Canada in these particular editions, for that matter.

Zom-B: Mission @ iTunes (available to Canadians)

B's first mission with the Angels—sentient, do-gooder zombies—went horribly wrong when vicious members of the Ku Klux Klan attacked New Kirkham, a stronghold of precious human survivors. B is not about to let the racist thugs persecute innocent people, but while saving the town, one of B's oldest friends is kidnapped by the Klan.

The Angels are prepared to do what it takes to save him, but B will have to make some very hard decisions about loyalties—to old friends, to the Angels, and to new families and old.

Zom-B: Clans @ iTunes (available to Canadians)

B Smith and the other Angels are relieved to finally receive their first mission—to safely escort a group of human survivors from the zombie-infested streets of London to New Kirkham, a barricaded safe haven in the country. But after battling through crowds of undead monsters, B discovers that the survivors of the town don't necessarily represent the best of humanity. And when evil influences make their way to New Kirkham, unearthing demons from B's past, the humans will be forced to choose between being honorable and being safe.

Darren Shan continues his adventures of a teenage zombie trying to right the wrongs of a flawed human life, exploring the morality and ills of society through the lens of an apocalypse gone wrong—and a terrifying hell on earth reigning.