Infection Z (Infection Z Zombie Apocalypse Series Book 1), by Ryan Casey
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A GRIPPING POST APOCALYPTIC SERIES FROM THE AUTHOR OF DEAD DAYSSomething terrible is happening on the streets of Smileston...Hayden McCall is clueless. A jobless layabout in his mid-twenties, his only worry is whether he'll be able to contact his parents quickly enough to help pay his long-due rent installment.But when his landlord finally does come knocking soaked in blood, Hayden fast realises that something is not right. People are butchering one another in the streets. Internet and television signals are down. And the police are non-existent.With his parents at the other side of town, Hayden must step up for the first time in his adult life on a treacherous adventure through a crumbling world. As he meets new friends and encounters dangerous foes, Hayden is forced out of the comfort of his bedsit and onto an unpredictable journey of survival and self-discovery.And the infected are never far behind...Infection Z is a gripping new post apocalyptic novel from Ryan Casey, the author of Dead Days. Packed with the author's trademark page-turning suspense, complex characters and unpredictable twists and turns, Infection Z is sure to delight fans of all things apocalyptic.
Infection Z (Infection Z Zombie Apocalypse Series Book 1), by Ryan Casey- Amazon Sales Rank: #81720 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-24
- Released on: 2015-03-24
- Format: Kindle eBook
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. You can see Hayden fighting everything he use to know and slowly work his mind to be a better fit for this cruel world he woke u By Luna Reyes Ryan Casey took a new approach on zombies, and it was interesting. Head shots do nothing and, if your praying for the slow moving zombies.... well this book is not for you. There is no government to help, no police a phone call away. You are on your own.You follow one main charter in this book who meets others along the way. As the reader, you will see the new world from his eyes and hear the tales from others through his ears.Hayden comes off as lazy and a freeloader getting what he wants out of life with his parents hard earned money. His first reaction is one, I feel many people could relate to. Denial, He refuses to take in what's going on in front of him. As the book progresses you see him become the man he needs to be in this new world of the dead eating the living. You can see Hayden fighting everything he use to know and slowly work his mind to be a better fit for this cruel world he woke up in. Some events make Hayden grow faster then im sure he would like.Towards the end of the book I actually started to respect Hayden for refusing to give up and try to go about things on his own.The writing in this book is smooth and flows nicely. Too much analyzing and reliving the past in head for me, and I could of used just a tad more gore, but the main reason I gave this book 4 stars is because it ends with a cliff hanger.....Can't wait to read the next one.~*Luna*~
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. More good stuff from Casey By Brian Switzer Ryan Casey, author of the stellar ZA series Dead Days, is back with another take on the zombie apocalypse.A lot of ZA authors go wide and give the story through the point of view of a large cast of characters. Casey goes the other way, focusing the story on one main character and a few of the people around him. And what a main character he has in Infection Z's Hayden McCall.Dead Days told the story of Riley Jamison, a regular guy, a real everyman. Hayden is a no man- an unemployed wretch who lives on the dole and the help of his parents and whose idea of a grand evening is a bottle of booze and a game console. There might not be a person alive worse equipped for life with the undead.Hayden's first response is denial. He refuses to accept what he is seeing with his own eyes. Once he can no longer deny it comes the waterworks- the man pretty much cries from one end of the book to the other.The strength of Casey's characters is that they are layered like an onion. Events force Hayden to peel back the layers, one at a time. From his first tentative attempts to fight back against the zombies, to seeing the military destroy his hometown (and try to kill him in the bargain) to his struggles to get home to his family, and finally the events of the pivotal scene at the end, the reader follows Hayden's trip of self discovery. Not to mean he finds out he's a zombie killing machine at heart- he's still a blubbering crybaby- but he finds there is more to him than what he knew.Casey's books aren't gore fests. People get bit and people get killed but there aren't buckets of blood flowing off the pages. Some of the best passages in the book are when he describes the undead.The book packs a few surprises and the narrative races along without seeming forced. His characters aren't super heroes or military geniuses. Best of all his books aren't gun porn.The only thing keeping this from being a five star book is how unlikable I found Hayden to be. Yeah, he finds he is more than he knew by the end of the book, but nobody wants to spend time with a guy on a three day crying jag.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. It's ok By Marc B.W. It's fine. Short story, nothing new but somewhat realistic in the way the characters are. Not everyone is a hero, not every survivor is the best of the best of the best military unit. Sometimes it's is a common schmo who finds his nuggets and makes it. Sure he whines but in the apocolypse I'm pretty sure everyone would be a freaking mess on day one.But with that realism I find the protagonist less compelling to root for so wasn't really rooting for him like I typically would.I did like the tweak that it was the brain stem/neck was the key to killing them, made for some gruesome mental images even though this didn't delve into the gore deep (which I felt was perfect). I also liked that their plans were weak and fleeting. I didn't like that the military resorted to slash and burn tactics on day one; it would have to be days deep to get to that point.Anyway on the fence about book 2. We'll see.
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