ZEEKA AND THE ZOMBIES - FINALIST IN FILM & SCREENPLAY CONTEST

 

 ZEEKA AND THE ZOMBIES II

When a mysterious outbreak linked to the Zika virus transforms children into zombies, a determined team of doctors and a sceptical detective must expose the rogue cop disguised as a scientist behind it, before his undead army overruns their Caribbean island home.

Brenda Mohammed crafts an intense, character-driven sci-fi horror thriller set in a richly imagined futuristic Caribbean world in 2036.  The story’s high-tech elements, such as robots, brain-enhancing inventions, and weaponized zombies, mix with Caribbean Carnival celebrations, creating a visually stunning and culturally rich backdrop.  The fusion of sci-fi, dark fantasy, and Caribbean folklore makes the story both unique and immersive.

The story is purely the author’s imagination, inspired by the Zika virus in 2016, and where Good triumphs over Evil.

The protagonist, Dr. Steven Sharpe, undergoes a deep transformation, evolving from victim to hero, while the antagonist, Master Zeeka, is psychologically complex, adding depth to the conflict.

With zombies, ghosts, kidnappings, and shocking revelations, the plot keeps the tension high.  

In this new edition of Zeeka and the Zombies: A Futuristic Sci-Fi Horror, the author Brenda Mohammed has added three more episodes, making it a four-episode novel.

The screenplay for Zeeka and the Zombies is a finalist in the 13Horror Screenplay Contest 2025.

ABOUT BRENDA

Brenda Mohammed’s literary catalogue of 65 books is a testament to the power of words, creativity, and resilience. From children’s books that teach empathy to psychological thrillers that challenge the mind, her work spans genres, cultures, and causes. With each book, Brenda not only entertains but also educates, empowers, and inspires.

Her latest achievement, for the Zeeka and the Zombies screenplay, which placed as a finalist in the Horror Film & Screenplay competition, is further evidence of her versatility and determination to share her stories with a wider audience.

Mohammed's influence extends far beyond individual literary achievements. As the founder of the How to Write for Success Literary Network, she has created a platform that empowers writers worldwide through anthologies, magazines, and mentorship programs. Her self-help book "How to Write for Success" was praised in the Ethiopian Herald as "a comprehensive toolkit for writers, critics, and editors."

Her leadership roles reflect her commitment to elevating the literary community globally. Serving as National President for Trinidad and Tobago of the Camara International Writers and Artists (CIESART) with headquarters in Spain, and as Peace Ambassador for the Iqra Foundation in India, Mohammed bridges cultures and continents through her literary advocacy.

The recognition from CIESART Spain has been particularly notable, with Mohammed receiving numerous prestigious awards, including the Plato Award, Socrates Award, and Dante Alighieri Award. Her Barry Holmes Mysteries series earned both the CLR Award from India and recognition from CIESART Spain, while also becoming a finalist in the Independent Author Awards 2024.

Adding to her impressive list of achievements, Mohammed has been nominated by CIESART International for the Woman of the Year Award 2025, with the winner to be announced at a gala in Spain this December.

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