The Living Dead. Sunset

An epic story of unprecedented scale, a true quintessence of zombie horror, from the very godfather of the genre, the legendary George A. Romero. He turned to a major literary form to tell the tragic story of the rise of the dead and the fall of humanity in a way that the limited means of filmmaking would never allow. Unfortunately, Romero passed away before he could complete his monumental work. By the will of his widow, the high honor of finishing the novel fell to the renowned horror creator, bestselling author of numerous The New York Times bestsellers, Daniel Kraus.
For millennia, humanity lived in anticipation of the end of the world. And it came, but it all began not with a great flood, an alien invasion, or the fall of an asteroid, but merely with one corpse, astonishingly unwilling to remain dead. The zombie epidemic spread at an incredible speed across all continents, civilization fell in a matter of days, and the few survivors of this slaughter had to band together, fighting a desperate struggle for survival against hordes of the reanimated dead and ruthless bands of the living, feasting on the ruins of the old world.
Book two - "Sunset". Even death is mortal. Do you think you know the ending of this story? You are mistaken...