An omnibus edition of the first two books in Craig DiLouie’s Infection War series.
The world is rocked as one in five people collapse screaming before falling into a coma. Three days later, the Infected awake with a single purpose–spread the Infection.
A small group—a cop, a teacher, a student and a reverend—team up with a military crew to survive. But at the refugee camp what’s left of the government will ask them to accept a dangerous mission–back into the very heart of Infection.
This edition features the previously published The Infection (Book One) and The Killing Floor (Book Two) in Craig DiLouie’s The Infection series.
Craig DiLouie is an author of popular thriller, apocalyptic/horror, and sci-fi/fantasy fiction.
In hundreds of reviews, Craig’s novels have been praised for their strong characters, action, and gritty realism. Each book promises an exciting experience with people you’ll care about in a world that feels real.
These works have been nominated for major literary awards such as the Bram Stoker Award and Audie Award, translated into multiple languages, and optioned for film. He is a member of the HWA, International Thriller Writers, and IFWA.
The ending just didn't seem finished with the Infection. I did not know at first that the Killing Floor was a follow up book and I was glad that I actually had it to start reading after I finished The Infection. Other than that I enjoyed the book. I found myself taking my time while I read it because I did not want it to end.
An omnibus edition of DiLouie's two excellent apocalyptic thrillers that mix military action with gory horror, starting off with what appears to be a zombie uprising before morphing into something far worse and more terrifying. If you love military horror and/or apocalyptic fiction, you absolutely must grab a cop.
The Infection War Books 1 & 2 by Craig Dilouie is a very interesting read for a Zombie novel. I personally preferred the 1st book just a little more because its's more balance in terms of action and drama. Book 2 wasn't bad and is still a fun read.