Len Barnhart

Por culpa de un extraño virus los recién fallecidos se levantan con un deseo insaciable de comerse a los vivos. La epidemia se extiende por todo el mundo y alcanza rápidamente proporciones catastróficas, la civilización se derrumba bajo el peso de un horror sin igual en toda la historia humana.
Los supervivientes refugiados en un centro de salvamento deben trabajar juntos para encontrar la forma de sobrevivir a la pesadilla que están viviendo, pero el tiempo se les acaba y los cadáveres reanimados que llenan las calles y los aparcamientos de nuestras ciudades no son el único peligro.… (plus d'informations)

La raza humana se encuentra al borde de su extinción. Los muertos campan a sus anchas y los vivos buscan refugio. El mundo pertenece a los cadáveres en descomposición de una civilización perdida que apenas guarda semejanza con su antigua humanidad. Vagan en busca de sangre caliente para satisfacer el deseo primario e irresistible de consumir carne viva. Mientras, Jim Workman continúa la búsqueda de otros supervivientes, topándose una y otra vez con el hecho de que la muerte no es el único peligro que los aguarda: los últimos vestigios de grupos corruptos obstaculizan un nuevo comienzo para la raza humana.… (plus d'informations)

This is a OK zombie book. I understand this is the second in a series, but even if you have not read the first one you can jump into this one with no problems. A group are holed up in a government bunker/building for past two years, but one member believes there must be others out there and he wants to go to where he last heard of a group. Throw in a group of militia racist a***oles, and a safe island and you have a story. One of my biggest pet peeves in this book is you have been in a building for 2 years and you have not searched one of the most important areas because you thought it was just storage?? Once open, you find exactly what you have needed for past two years ago? Otherwise, a mediocre book.… (plus d'informations)

This story had promise, but the terrible pacing, gruesome dialogue and ridiculous grammatical errors (get my gist, not my jest?) just ruined any potential this book held for me. What were the Amazon.com 5 star reviewers thinking? More importantly, what was their frame of reference for this book? If this story had an editor, they should be fired. Don't waste your time or your money - I would have been disappointed if this book were free - because there are many better choices for zombie lit fans than this poorly compiled mess.… (plus d'informations)