Please inform me when your next sequel is out, can't wait to read it. This novel is not your usual kind of zombie, to me. In fact, this chapter is where the real actions starts in my honest opinion. Without giving too much away, they are simply plotting how to kill those zombies but those creatures are thinking and keep on testing their patience and skills. Thumbs up for this great job!įor fans of World War Z starred by Brad Pitt, you will like this novel especially on Chapter 4 where the characters are trying to locate the source of the Zomb jammers. Richard just done something that made me sat on my bed and complete the whole novel in one sitting. He displayed a great balance of suspense, romance, and adventure displayed by the main female character, Julie Rayzor. I find it rather grouse, but this novel written by Richard is totally different. Honestly speaking, I am not really a fan of zombie kind of novel, especially those flesh-eating types. Not The Usual Zombie Novel You Have Read.Great Work! There are a few areas of chronology and believability that could easily be cleaned up. She is faced with an internal battle as those she wished to kill and destroy are taking on the once human characteristics they exhibited when of the living. As the virus takes hold of her mind, she is inundated with the voices of the zombie leaders. Julie Rayzor becomes a leader without wanting the burden after she is exposed to the toxic fumes corpses (both human and animal) give off when killed. I can think of few folks (living) who would benefit from this anomaly. Yep, these dummies are somehow growing brain cells. They do posses the same grotesque characteristics, but this bunch is mysteriously developing intelligence. Why? The zombies in this book aren't the mindless moronic creatures we are used to.

There are a few similarities, but overall this is a new concept. This book is new and refreshing in many facets Some might say it mimics Resident Evil, The Walking Dead or even the first in the genre, Night of the Living Dead-one of my all-time great B movies after a few cold one. after the post apocalyptic outbreak of Zombies?

Julie Rayzor by Richard Howes