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Dead Again
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The Black Hawk chopper banked a hard turn, rotors thumping, providing a bird’s eye view of the burning landscape. Commander Peterson couldn’t help wondering what people around the world thought of this apocalypse. Maybe they accepted it as a biological infection. Maybe some believed a curse had descended upon the world, that this was the end of days. Maybe some already realized the inevitable, horrible truth: only the strongest would survive.
Within forty eight hours, it had become a global pandemic. There was no explanation. The dead were rising, returning to life, and devouring the living. Commander Peterson, leader of the most elite fighting unit in the U.S. armed forces, was assigned one, last final mission.
In his worst nightmares he never could have imagined this apocalypse, or that he and his team were to become the one last hope that still remained…
The Black Hawk chopper banked a hard turn, rotors thumping, providing a bird’s eye view of the burning landscape. Commander Peterson couldn’t help wondering what people around the world thought of this apocalypse. Maybe they accepted it as a biological infection. Maybe some believed a curse had descended upon the world, that this was the end of days. Maybe some already realized the inevitable, horrible truth: only the strongest would survive.
Within forty eight hours, it had become a global pandemic. There was no explanation. The dead were rising, returning to life, and devouring the living. Commander Peterson, leader of the most elite fighting unit in the U.S. armed forces, was assigned one, last final mission.
In his worst nightmares he never could have imagined this apocalypse, or that he and his team were to become the one last hope that still remained…
54 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 16, 2012
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November 27, 2018
Rife with typos and grammatical errors. Needs a thorough proofreading and editing done.
For example, when Peterson is thinking about Doug and saving him, the book has it as Doug and “her” father. Doug shouldn’t be punished for “her” fathers mistakes. Doug was even called Dough at one point. Plum Island became Palm Island one time after the helicopter crash.
It just read very amateurish in some spots and I had to reread a few sentences to actually understand what was actually being meant.
Other than that, I liked the story and the characters and how they developed throughout the story.
For example, when Peterson is thinking about Doug and saving him, the book has it as Doug and “her” father. Doug shouldn’t be punished for “her” fathers mistakes. Doug was even called Dough at one point. Plum Island became Palm Island one time after the helicopter crash.
It just read very amateurish in some spots and I had to reread a few sentences to actually understand what was actually being meant.
Other than that, I liked the story and the characters and how they developed throughout the story.
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