Second Dead: Blood Price by T Francis Sharp

Destiny’s Will is not to be denied.
Seventeen-year-old Vietnamese-American Annabel has a destiny she’s not happy about. She leads a small community of survivors as they establish order and security in the midst of the zombie apocalypse.
A strange connection ties Annabel with the dead. Not the undead, reanimated corpses prowling the earth, but the souls of the deceased, who can’t move on. She has the power to release them. She understands this, but struggles to accept her fate.
Having received an antidote from occult sources, Annabel is slow to come to terms with the quid pro quo demanded. People will live because of her, but there is a terrible price to pay.
The blood price.
Six months have passed since Annabel’s family reached the sanctuary of the cold storage facility built into a quarried out hill. Things are going well: perhaps too well. Hordes of undead surround the land, but for now, their fences hold.
But not the antidote.
Supplies run low. Annabel suffers dreams and cryptic warnings, but she fights against Destiny’s Will, determined to forge her own way in this post-apocalyptic world.
She refuses to pay the blood price. However, the price for cheating death falls irreversibly on this obedient sister of the Xích Quý.
Destiny’s Will laughs in the wind.