In the year 2036, a zombie turns up at Gosh
hospital to advise Dr. George Brown that his Master named Zeeka was planning
revenge on the doctors. In February 2036, a massacre takes place at the annual
Carnival celebrations on the scenic Caribbean island of Gosh. 51 programmable
zombies paraded as a sailor band and unleashed an attack on the spectators.
Police shot and killed 50 of them, but one could not be accounted for.
Police suspect a brilliant scientist who has
secrets of his own. He sent a flash drive to Dr. Raynor Sharpe, claiming to be
his long-lost brother, Steven, who had disappeared many years ago. Steven told
Raynor that when he was seven years old, he was kidnapped by Zeeka, who told
his acquaintances that Steven was his child and revealed Zeeka’s identity.
Raynor gives the information to the police, who arrange a manhunt to find
Zeeka, who had since disappeared.
Zeeka abandons his zombies in the forest
and goes to the home of Dr. Raynor Sharpe to look for his brother, Steven, who
is staying there temporarily.
Janet’s helper, Miranda, a beautiful robot,
uses her taekwondo skills to capture Zeeka when she sees him holding a gun. She
saves the police a lot of trouble.
Read how the police shrink zombies and
demolish them with high-tech weapons.
A strong wind throws down Zeeka’s urn, and
it falls and breaks. His ashes scatter in Steven’s study, and Zeeka’s ghost
appears to Dr. Steven Sharpe, whom Zeeka had kidnapped as a child. The drama of the Zeeka Series
continues. Can dead people return to
Earth to make amends?
The ghost begs for forgiveness from Steven
and saves Mandy, Steven’s wife, from dangerous kidnappers.
Resurrection: Revenge of Zeeka Book 5 is the
grand finale in the mind-boggling five-book Science
fiction series Revenge of Zeeka. Someone resurrected,
and it is not Zeeka.
Number
Nine, the zombie, who police thought was dead in the massacre at the Carnival
event in
February
2036 is alive.
Mandy's robot helper, Eve, encounters a
stranger in the backyard.
When Eve tells him she is a robot, he tells
her his story. Eve promises to keep their discussion a secret, but records the
conversation on her security device and plays it for Steven and Mandy.
Number Nine collapses in the backyard with an
epileptic fit, and Eve alerts the Gosh hospital. Tests and records confirm that
he is Number Nine. He is not a zombie and is the biological son of Bill Grady –
Master Zeeka, who made him grow up with zombies because he was misdiagnosed
with microcephaly- a disease associated with the zika virus that infected his
mother, Angelina Grady, who died in childbirth. His name is Nieman Grady, and he is
22 years old.
Steven launches his most significant invention
of the century.
Nieman
Grady - Number Nine is the first volunteer to test it and is healed of his
neurological disorder.
The Brisbane Geek Social Book Club event was completed today, and my book was featured as planned. Their readers enjoyed the feature, and the response to my book has been very positive.
The full Feature materials for my book have been completed and have been delivered today.
Below you will find everything included in the Brisbane Geek Social Book Club Feature Package.
BOOK PRESENTATION FOR“CHRISTMAS MESSAGES”
Author: Brenda Mohammed
Genre:
Faith-Based Poetry • Christian Inspiration • Christmas Devotional Themes: The Birth of Christ • Hope • Gratitude • God’s Gift to Humanity
Presented By: Brisbane Geek Social Book
Club
Organizer: Trent Stephens Date: December 29th
TITLE SLIDE
CHRISTMAS MESSAGES
“Jesus is the most wonderful gift God
has ever given to mankind.”
A heartfelt collection of inspiring
Christian poetry reminding us why Christmas truly matters:
not decorations, not traditions, but the celebration of Jesus Christ,
the Light of the World.
Visual Direction
Glowing
nativity scene with gentle candlelight
A
star shining over Bethlehem
Red,
gold, and white Christmas tones
Soft
snow with a cross glowing in the background
Key Takeaway
A poetic call back to the true meaning of Christmas: Christ at the center.
INTRODUCTION TO THE BOOK
Christmas Messages
is a faith-based poetry collection written to realign hearts with the truth of
Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ over 2000 years ago.
The book explores:
Prophecy
about Jesus foretold in Isaiah (700 BC)
The
miracle of God becoming flesh
Christ
as God’s greatest gift to mankind
The
spiritual meaning behind Christmas joy, love, and giving
This book answers the question: What do Christians really celebrate at Christmas? The birth of the Saviour, who changed history: BC – Before Christ / AD –
Anno Domini (Year of the Lord).
PLOT / CONTENT SUMMARY
1. Prophecy and Promise
Isaiah foretells the coming of a Saviour hope
promised long before His arrival.
2. The Birth of Christ
A humble manger becomes the birthplace of
the King who would save the world.
3. The Message of Redemption
Poems reflect on Jesus as Emmanuel: God
with us.
4. The Heart of Celebration
Not presents, trees, or lights, but
salvation, grace, and eternal life through Christ.
5. A Call to Remember
Readers are invited to embrace the
spiritual meaning of Christmas every day, not just in December.
CENTRAL THEMES
✨Jesus as God’s Gift to Humanity ✨The Prophecies that Pointed to the Messiah ✨The Joy and Hope of Salvation ✨Faith, Worship, and Gratitude ✨Christmas as a Personal Spiritual Reflection
Slide Concept:
A shining star over Bethlehem leading toward a cross silhouetted in soft light.
SYMBOLISM IN THE BOOK
Symbol
Meaning
⭐
The Star
God’s guidance leading to Christ
🎁
The Gift
Jesus, God’s gift to the world
✝
The Cross
The purpose behind Christmas
🔔
Bells
The call to worship and celebration
🌟
Light
Christ brings hope to the world
QUOTES & HIGHLIGHTS
“Jesus is the most wonderful gift God has
ever given to mankind.”
“Heaven came down to earth in Bethlehem’s
manger, and the world has never been the same.”
“Christmas is not a date on the calendar
but a change in the heart.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Brenda Mohammed
is an inspirational author whose writings uplift, encourage, and bring readers
closer to God. Her poetry combines biblical truth with heartfelt devotion,
inviting believers to rediscover the wonder of faith.
Writer’s Mission
To
remind the world of Jesus’s love
To
inspire hope in difficult times
To
bring Christ back into Christmas
CLOSING REFLECTION
“Christmas is more than a story; it is
salvation wrapped in swaddling cloth.”
We celebrate because:
Christ
came,
Christ
lives,
Christ
saves.
Let this book remind us all: 🎄Without Christ, there is no Christmas. 🌟Without Jesus, there is no reason to celebrate.
The book is available on Amazon in Kindle, Paperback, Hardback, and Audio.
Humankind's greatest desire is to live forever. God is offering this to all in the Universe on a platter. HE IS THE ONE: A BOOK FOR END TIMES, written by multi-award-winning and bestselling Author Brenda Mohammed gives answers for which you have been searching. The author touches upon many things concerning not only the end times in which we are living, but also references to scriptures for the reader to cross-reference and meditate upon. The book contains facts about God’s plan for humankind, prophecies from the Old Testament about God's Covenants, the Gospels, and the Book of Revelation. It is an eye-opener for those seeking eternal life. You will also read the Greatest Love Story ever told in history, “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” [John 15:13] Read the book and get answers to your burning questions. Why do we die? What happens to us after death? Is there an Afterlife? What is my purpose? Is there a Heaven and a Hell?
As 2025 comes to a close, I want to share some of the positive and negative remarks I received for my Pitches and Screenplays.
I started with ZEEKA CHRONICLES Sci-fi Futuristic Thriller
1. Pitch Session — Catalina Ramirez — September 4th, 2024.
Positive — “I like how the story keeps you interested; you want to keep reading it. I like how you combine futuristic technology with elements of zombie horror.”
Negative — Delivery and Clarity of tone should be worked on
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2. Pitch Session — Jodie Platt — September 15th 2024
Positive -“I like that the theme is good triumphing over evil, and after an event that happened 20 years before. The setting in South America, with the backdrop of Carnival, could make this visually attractive. It is also interesting that this is based on reality, using the Zeeka virus as the inciting incident.”
Negative — Unclear as to how this is a series.
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3. Pitch Session — John Clive Carter — October 8th 2024
Positive — It was definitely one of the most unique pitches I’ve ever read. I love that the inspiration came from a real-life crisis and that Brenda has taken it in such an imaginative direction, but I think it’s a little too ambitious for me.”
Negative — Too ambitious.
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4, Pitch Session — Allie MacDonald — 19th October 2024
The screenplay received 4 in every area of the scorecard, but Allie passed on it.
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5. Pitch Session — Adam Fratto — November 9th, 2024
Positive — “This is a fun and inventive concept and could make for a successful adult animation series for the right platform.”
Negative — More clarity of Tone required
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6. Pitch Session — Catalina Ramirez — December 22nd, 2024
Positive — Your series has a bold and ambitious concept. Love how you blend the Caribbean folklore into a futuristic thriller with high stakes and strong character-driven drama. The structure is clear, fast-paced, and keeps the tension high, especially with twists like the zombie carnival attack, secret identities, and supernatural elements.” On the scorecard, Originality of Concept and Strength of Voice received 5 points.
Negative — Some moments require more emotional impact.
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7. First 10 pages Review Sean Hussy — 10th February 2025
Negative — The screenplay was too long, with 316 pages. Needs rewrite.
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8. Feature Script — Scott Dow — 21st February 2025
Positive — “The concept is really intriguing. I especially like the idea of drone-like people with small replaceable electronic heads that help them blend in with regular society.”
Negative — However, lacked clarity of tone.
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9. Pitch Session — Joe Haar — March 16th, 2025
Positive -“I love the idea of a piece within the zombie genre that blends elements of Caribbean folklore. The zombie genre is extremely populous, but this spin finds a way to introduce a new element in a way that feels appropriate and natural. It’s a very fun idea.”
Negative — Lacks clarity of tone.
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10. First ten pages — Nadya Panfilov — 13th April 2025
Positive- “Very inventive narrative. I like how you drew references from real-life events and then gave them your own imaginative spin. I think you have conceived really intricate and interesting interpersonal relationships and dramas with a fascinating science fiction backdrop.
Negative — Needs refining.
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11. Pitch Session — Karen Ceesay — May 3rd. 2025
Positive — There’s a lot of exciting potential in this pitch, and the originality of the concept, especially the Futuristic Caribbean World, really stands out as fresh, visually rich, and full of possibilities. Count me in.
Negative — A few areas need refining.
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12. TV Feature — Brendan Kenny -3rd August 2025
ZEEKA AND THE ZOMBIES
Positive — Zeeka and the Zombies has a high concept hook, tying the real-world Zika virus to a zombie origin, giving it a fresh, region-specific twist that could stand out in the crowded undead genre. The Caribbean Island setting is a visually striking backdrop that adds production value and differentiates it from the usual post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Negative -The execution needs improvement.
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13. Pitch Session — Jessica Zou — August 31st. 2025
Positive — Thank you for sharing your project. It’s a classic zombie story with a lot of promise. The setting is intriguing, and there’s a solid foundation to build on.
Negative — A few clarifications are needed to strengthen the pitch.
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14. Pitch Session — Spencer Robinson — October 29th, 2025
Positive — Delivery/ Format, Clarity of Pitch, Obstacles and Conflict, Clarity of Tone, Strength of voice, Set up of Protagonist and World.
Negative — “Limited series are hard to sell. With so many zombie shows on the air already, this just feels like way too hard a battle to fight.”
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CONCLUSION
I took the constructive criticism from all producers and revised ZEEKA CHRONICLES into a smaller four-episode screenplay and named it ZEEKA AND THE ZOMBIES. It was a finalist in the 13Horror.com Film & Screenplay contest 2025.
Hi Brenda,
Congratulations! Your screenplay has been selected as a Finalist in the Horror Screenplay Contest 2025!
Finalist status is only awarded to the screenplays that scored high enough to place in the top 25% of entries.
Thanks again for submitting Zeeka and the Zombies to the 13Horror.com Film & Screenplay Contest.
‘Zeeka and The Zombies’ stands out for its unique blend of genres and vivid setting. I particularly enjoyed the richly imagined futuristic Caribbean world in 2036. The way you fused sci-fi elements with dark fantasy and Caribbean folklore created a backdrop that was both unique and deeply immersive. This setting, with its advanced technology, really anchored the story in a distinctive environment. Very creative!
You’ve worked in several well-executed plot developments that kept the tension high throughout. The revelation that Chief of Police Grady was the true mastermind was pulled off really nicely. The touching twist when it was revealed that Zeeka, despite his villainy, had not activated the killer gadgets in Number Nine’s false head, subtly wishing for his son to live, also caught me quite off guard.
Your screenplay delivers on several horror fronts. The gruesome scene during the Carnival massacre, vividly depicting the (splendidly specific) 125 deaths and 75 severe injuries, with descriptions of blood-splattered areas and severed body parts, was a delight!
Overall, Zeeka and the Zombies is a compelling and ambitious work that successfully weaves together a complex narrative with strong characters and memorable horror elements. There are moments of humour, witty dialogue, and light-hearted interactions woven into the narrative, which made it a very entertaining read.
Best regards,
Andrew
Andrew Hannon
Contest Director
I thank all the above for helping me to achieve this.
