Title: Love and Decay: Revolution, Epi 2
Author: Rachel Higginson
Source: eARC from author for review
goodreads...
It’s not easy being a badass Zombie killer. But somebody’s got to do it.
Page Parker is unsatisfied with her post-apocalyptic life in the relative
safety of the research station. She knows there’s something bigger out there
for her. There’s something… more.
When “more” just happens to show up on her doorstep one night, she finally
has the opportunity to find the purpose she’s been looking for. And the
revenge.
But first she must convince her overprotective family that leaving their
home and fighting an evil bigger than Zombies is the right thing to do. Except
they don’t want to listen.
Until the fight follows them home. Until it destroys every semblance of
peace and illusion of security they’ve worked so hard for.
They’re not safe anymore.
And until they kill Matthias Allen, Zombies are the least of their
problems.
Love and Decay: Revolution is a Dystopian Romance Novella Series about
Zombies, the end of the world and finding someone to share it with. Every
episode is approximately 20,000 words long and released every two weeks. Look
for Love and Decay: Revolution, Episode Three coming January 8th, 2016.
My take...
This was about more than killing a man that should have been dead nine
years ago. This was more than revenge and personal justice.
This was about rescuing humanity...this was about the future of our planet.
This was about something so much bigger than just me.
And once I could get the world to believe that we could start over, we
could begin to rebuild and eradicate the Zombie outbreak.
But first I had to kill Matthias Allen.
***
When what should have been a simple job of heading out, finding the zombie
making the racket and ending its pathetic, decaying life...ended up being more
that all that. Something about this job didn't seem right from the start. And
when the place the Parkers have been calling home the past several years is
jeopardized, the family begins to wonder if they are being set up. But, by who?
And why?
From the start, Higginson sets a tone that flows through the entire
episode. A tone of uncertainty. A feeling of unease. Not just for the
characters, but the reader as well. We have been sitting right next to them
this entire time...experiencing this crazy journey and all the feels that have
come along with it. So to feel so strongly about what the author is trying to
get out there, can only mean that something huge is about to take place. A change
is coming and it may very well be one that not many are going to like:
character or reader.
Higginson really has out done herself with this version of Love and Decay.
I love seeing this new Page that we never got to see before because she was so
young. The story is shaping up very nicely and I cannot wait to see what wild
ride the author has planned for us over the next several books. 5 Let’s Do This
Stars!
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