In "The Rugby Zombies: The Last International" by Dan Anthony, the world of rugby faces an unprecedented challenge when a mysterious virus turns players into zombies. As the last international match looms, a ragtag team of survivors must navigate a post-apocalyptic landscape filled with dangers both on and off the field. With their lives and the future of the sport at stake, they must band together, harness their skills, and confront both the undead and their own fears. This darkly comedic tale blends thrilling action with the spirit of teamwork, highlighting the lengths people will go to for their love of the game. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called Rugby Zombies .

There are 90 pages in this book. This book was published in 2013 by Gomer Press .

Dan Anthony lives in Pembrokeshire and writes for children and grown-ups. His radio plays have been broadcast on the BBC, he worked on S4Cs children's series Y Meees and was a scriptwriter on CBBC's Tracy Beaker series. His first children's book, The Rugby Zombies was nominated for a Tir na n-Og by the Welsh Books council and he has since completed the popular Rugby Zombie trilogy.