Trent is on the run from the law. A drug deal gone bad has him hiding in the wilderness along the Appalachian Trail. When he decides to come back to civilization, he discovers the whole world is dying. Trent seems to be immune to the disease that is ravaging humanity, but he can't be sure. Eventually he runs into Emily. She seems to be immune too. The truth is much more sinister though. In the end it's not clear if Trent and Emily will be the last two people on earth. This book was very violent. It seemed appropriate to the story though. The only problem I had was the conclusion of the book. The story just kind of drifted off the end. Still, recommended if you like post-apocalypse.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Omega Zero - Ryan Henry
Omega Zero is a post-apocalypse novel, but without zombies for a change. This book is 99 cents for the kindle.
Trent is on the run from the law. A drug deal gone bad has him hiding in the wilderness along the Appalachian Trail. When he decides to come back to civilization, he discovers the whole world is dying. Trent seems to be immune to the disease that is ravaging humanity, but he can't be sure. Eventually he runs into Emily. She seems to be immune too. The truth is much more sinister though. In the end it's not clear if Trent and Emily will be the last two people on earth. This book was very violent. It seemed appropriate to the story though. The only problem I had was the conclusion of the book. The story just kind of drifted off the end. Still, recommended if you like post-apocalypse.
Trent is on the run from the law. A drug deal gone bad has him hiding in the wilderness along the Appalachian Trail. When he decides to come back to civilization, he discovers the whole world is dying. Trent seems to be immune to the disease that is ravaging humanity, but he can't be sure. Eventually he runs into Emily. She seems to be immune too. The truth is much more sinister though. In the end it's not clear if Trent and Emily will be the last two people on earth. This book was very violent. It seemed appropriate to the story though. The only problem I had was the conclusion of the book. The story just kind of drifted off the end. Still, recommended if you like post-apocalypse.
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