*Disclaimer - I received this book to review through Beck Valley Books Book Tours, all the opinions above are 100% my own.
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Asher St Paul thought it was just a typical zombie apocalypse like in the movies, until the necromancers crawled out of the woodwork. Since the undead have chased the living into hiding, the necromancers are able to roam freely in a new America of their making. Asher is seeking safe harbor. The need for safety is what drove him from his home in Philadelphia Pennsylvania before it was shelled. He has searched from quarantine to quarantine, always finding them overrun with zombies until he hears of The Refuge, a military compound in Binghamton New York.
With his family and lover lain to rest by his own hand, he has nothing left to lose and gives everything he has to reach the safe haven. But questions arise when he reaches The Refuge, mainly, how has he been able to sustain multiple zombie bites and not change? He thinks he has found safety in the military compound turned quarantine, but he was wrong. Even now there is a necromancer trying to make The Refuge their kingdom of the dead.
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My opinion:Though not a stranger to reading paranormal literature, this was one of my first zombie books. Boy, I think I may be hooked!
Movie experiences aside, Travis Simmons brought some even more chilling ideas up beyond the usual zombie apocalypse for me. From necromancers to living zombies and speeders and infernals, it was enough to keep me riveted to the story.
The main character of Asher St. Paul was easy enough to fall in line with. Tired, alone it is hard not to root for him to get up and keep fighting against the zombie hoard ... as well as all the twists this story has to throw at him. Some of the action was a little hard to follow smoothly, but overall the story was good enough to keep reading.
I received this book to review through Beck Valley Books Book Tours, all the opinions above are 100% my own.
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