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Wretched
A group of friends encounter deadly creatures in Europe, and their pleasant vacation quickly turns into terror as they frantically struggle to stay alive. Soon they make a horrific discovery in the depths of an abandoned military base that could lead to the end of mankind. What follows is not only a fight for survival, but a struggle to maintain humanity in a world where humans are on the brink of extinction.
- GenresHorror
77 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 16, 2012
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June 30, 2018
this was an okay book not what I was expecting but ok anyway.
February 7, 2017
Amazon Synopsis:
An ex-soldier and his group of friends encounter deadly creatures in Europe, and their pleasant vacation quickly turns into terror as they frantically struggle to stay alive, leading to a discovery in the depths of an abandoned military base that could lead to the end of mankind.
I picked up this novella because the synopsis caught my interest. I wish I had found the story to be as interesting.
The first 20-25% of the novella introduces the characters and gives their backgrounds. The main character, Jonah, was a jerk, and I never really cared what was going to happen to him or his friends.
As for the monsters, it would have been easy to go with the standard trope of zombies or vampires, but these monsters were original. I wanted to know more about them and where they came from.
The story ends right when its getting interesting but leaves room for a sequel. If it means I can learn more about the Molters and Behemoths, I'd pick it up.
3 stars
I picked up this novella because the synopsis caught my interest. I wish I had found the story to be as interesting.
The first 20-25% of the novella introduces the characters and gives their backgrounds. The main character, Jonah, was a jerk, and I never really cared what was going to happen to him or his friends.
As for the monsters, it would have been easy to go with the standard trope of zombies or vampires, but these monsters were original. I wanted to know more about them and where they came from.
The story ends right when its getting interesting but leaves room for a sequel. If it means I can learn more about the Molters and Behemoths, I'd pick it up.
3 stars
September 6, 2014
this was an ok book to read, for one that was free on kindle and if you had a spare hour to read it in. although i liked it i feel like its one of many books/films that all have the same theme. (sorry) old abandonded village, half written messages, and strange creatures, i could name a few films/books with the same plots. However i did like the actual creatures themeselves different from zombies/vampires.
September 17, 2013
it was an okay story for me. i didn't really feel like there was much of an ending. And maybe foe the first time ever thought it would make a better movie. But hey, it was free on kindle. And it wasn't horrible...
November 17, 2015
This book in its entirety was wretched! What a waste of money! It's awful, boring and stupid so DO NOT waste your money!
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