A makeshift community of schoolteachers and half-feral kids wasn’t exactly his idea of peace and quiet—even if it came with running water, rationed rice pudding, and the faint smell of chalk dust. But when trouble brews and tensions mount, Albert finds himself doing something sticking around.
And when staying becomes dangerous, he does something even stranger.
He leads them away.
Because he knows a place. Off the map. Out of the way. Where tomato plants grow in neat rows, the old folk still believe in crochet, and nobody makes you join a sing-along.
Survival of the zombie apocalypse in the Australian outback. Human interaction plays a bigger role than killing zombies, which is refreshing. I've never been to Australia but I've read about it. I recommend this series and hope there will be more in the future. Main character is a cranky old man, as a fellow cranky old man I can relate.
What an absolute joy to read. I started it because I love apocalypse fiction but the apocalypse setting is in background noise, necessary for the story but only as the setting, the *real* story is the relationships of the characters. Read it!
For dog lovers, please note the dog does not die. If you are a fan of cozy mysteries, these books are outside the genre. But they are very much worth your time!
Well written. Heart felt. Found family, community and friends in times of turmoil. Well written with well developed characters. Interesting scenes of Australia, life, animals. And culture.
Good ending book to the trilogy. The relationships interactions among the characters are well done. There is an appropriate amount of action cropping up at times. This book is a satisfying third book of the trilogy. Recommended.
This was an excellent finish to the series. Most importantly the dog survived. There was some action against the infected but the main story is about relationships and found families in the Australian bush.
I really enjoyed this series. I loved the main characters. The story line was enjoyable. I would recommend it to anyone who likes reading apocalyptic stories.