The good The vending machines aren't trying to kill them anymore. The bad Pretty much everything else is.
After debugging the apocalypse and stopping the corruption infecting Earth's last supply chain, Tom thought survival might finally get easier. He was wrong. With civilization hanging by a thread, the real threat isn't just monsters—it's people. Between power-hungry guilds, a self-proclaimed ruler who collects slaves like trading cards, and the ever-mysterious System pulling the strings, the only certainty in conflict.
Now, Tom and his friends have a new get back to Dallas before the world burns down around them. But when the city is already a battlefield, the difference between a hero and a warlord is just a matter of perspective.
I super love this series! This sequel was well-crafted. It was very exciting, witty, humorous, and action-packed. I love Ryan Maxwell's writing style. His meticulous attention to details and vivid descriptions were so immersive that I felt like I was right there with group, experiencing every moment alongside them. I laughed, cried, hated the villains so much, hoped, and cried some more. James.... *hugs*
Steve Campbell has struck again with an outstanding performance that highlights exactly why he's one of the best.