They also discover that the “zap” has caused most teenagers to turn zombie like and go on killing sprees. Her journey after the “zap” brings new discoveries as she travels with two other survivors (Tom: a war veteran and Ellie: an 8 year old whose grandfather died after the zap) and they deduce that the “zap” must have been some sort of EMP (electromagnetic pulse) explosion.
She starts to believe otherwise when she discovers that those around have had the same experience and some are even dead. Four days into her trip, Alex is suddenly struck with an excruciating pain which she initially believes to be caused by the brain tumor that has been slowly killing her. Told from her point of view, Ashes tells the story of Alex and those she encounters in the Waucamaw Wilderness of Michigan. unless you talk to my mother.Alex, a seventeen year old traipsing through the wilderness as she ventures to spread her parent’s remains in Lake Superior, discovers a lot more than she bargained for. Believe me, no one is more shocked about this than I. So let's just say that I'm a child psychiatrist (yeah, you read that right)as well as a film scholar, surgeon wannabe (meaning I did an internship in surgery and LOVED it and maybe shoulda stuck), former Air Force major-and an award-winning, best-selling author of short stories, e-books, and novels. " Except I hate writing about myself in the third person like I'm not in the room. Among other things, I was an English major in college and so I know that I'm supposed to write things like, "Ilsa J.
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