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Dead Days #3
Dead Days: Season Three
The group is separated, but bound by their destination: Manchester Living Zone, a mythical safe haven many miles away.
But every character faces a very different threat. Riley must battle through a harrowing tunnel with a man who claims he is the key to everything. Pedro and his new friends are forced to fight their way down a motorway, in order to protect the boy who might secure a future for the planet. And Chloë discovers the dangers of solitude, as she sinks further and further into the realms of darkness…
Who will reach Manchester? Who will survive?
And is survival even worth it in this terrifying new world?
There will be blood. There will be tears. In the Dead Days, nobody is safe.
But every character faces a very different threat. Riley must battle through a harrowing tunnel with a man who claims he is the key to everything. Pedro and his new friends are forced to fight their way down a motorway, in order to protect the boy who might secure a future for the planet. And Chloë discovers the dangers of solitude, as she sinks further and further into the realms of darkness…
Who will reach Manchester? Who will survive?
And is survival even worth it in this terrifying new world?
There will be blood. There will be tears. In the Dead Days, nobody is safe.
429 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 12, 2014
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Ryan Casey
163 books181 followersRyan Casey is the author of over a dozen novels and a highly successful serial. He writes gritty post-apocalyptic fiction, throwing normal people into devastating situations and exploring how they react and adapt. He has also written several detective mysteries and thrillers. Across all genres, Casey's work is renowned for its rapid pacing, unforgettably complex characters, and knockout twists.
Casey lives in the United Kingdom. He has a BA degree in English with Creative Writing from the University of Birmingham, and has been writing stories for as long as he can remember. In his spare time, he can be spotted walking his West Highland White Terrier, has a passion for cinema and television, and probably spends a little bit too much time in the pub.
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Casey lives in the United Kingdom. He has a BA degree in English with Creative Writing from the University of Birmingham, and has been writing stories for as long as he can remember. In his spare time, he can be spotted walking his West Highland White Terrier, has a passion for cinema and television, and probably spends a little bit too much time in the pub.
For more information on Ryan's books, visit http://ryancaseybooks.com/
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January 2, 2017
Not as good as the past two seasons, but still okay.
I read the first two seasons of Dead Days and I really enjoyed them. However, this book felt like it was missing something. It definitely gets better as it progresses, but I was just a little disappointed.
Saying that, it did not fail to entertain me and I still want to read more.
Riley is more of a secondary character in this season and the story focuses more on Pedro, whom I am slowly growing fond of. Some of the best chapters in the book are in Pedro's perspective. It was mostly Chloe's chapters that lacked, because they are written almost as if a child actually wrote them.
I get the intended effect -- I get that it's to make it seem like a child's thoughts because she is young. But it didn't really achieve this, and instead it just made it a bit irritating to read at times, and looked like sloppy writing.
On the other hand, the character development is great. That's where his talent clearly shines. And oh my, some of the twists! Overall, if you're a fan of this author you'll probably enjoy it. But don't expect anything amazing.
I read the first two seasons of Dead Days and I really enjoyed them. However, this book felt like it was missing something. It definitely gets better as it progresses, but I was just a little disappointed.
Saying that, it did not fail to entertain me and I still want to read more.
Riley is more of a secondary character in this season and the story focuses more on Pedro, whom I am slowly growing fond of. Some of the best chapters in the book are in Pedro's perspective. It was mostly Chloe's chapters that lacked, because they are written almost as if a child actually wrote them.
I get the intended effect -- I get that it's to make it seem like a child's thoughts because she is young. But it didn't really achieve this, and instead it just made it a bit irritating to read at times, and looked like sloppy writing.
On the other hand, the character development is great. That's where his talent clearly shines. And oh my, some of the twists! Overall, if you're a fan of this author you'll probably enjoy it. But don't expect anything amazing.
August 22, 2016
Ryan Casey Never Disappoints!
I love all his writing. Characters are so real and it's hard to not get attached. They seamlessly interact with the story and other characters. I always look forward to reading the next sagas and he's definitely one of the best writers of this genre!!!
I love all his writing. Characters are so real and it's hard to not get attached. They seamlessly interact with the story and other characters. I always look forward to reading the next sagas and he's definitely one of the best writers of this genre!!!
August 1, 2015
Love it!
November 5, 2015
I didn't think that it could get any better! Ryan Casey...you did it! Riley's world gets crazier, scarier, and full of surprises with each turn. Simply Amazing! Great read!
November 9, 2016
Another great instalment of the Dead Days series!
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