Dry Rot

by H.E. Goodhue

Ash rained from the sky, clogging gutters and lungs alike. Bodies choked the streets. Hordes of desiccated corpses rise and feed, but more than just monsters stalk the streets.

Released from prison, Lucas watches a living nightmare unfold before him. Racing towards home, Lucas wants only to see his wife and daughter. To regain what was taken from him, Lucas will fight through a dying world where only the dead refuse to die.

Genres: Zombies

164 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 31, 2016

About the author

H.E. Goodhue is an author and educator. Zombie Youth: Playground Politics is Goodhue’s first published novel. It is the first installment in a new series from Severed Press that has been called “unrelenting”, “thrilling and exciting” by both fellow authors and literary critics. Through Severed Press, Goodhue has released six novels, including Pink Slime, Love Bug and Tidal Grave. H.E. Goodhue currently resides in New Jersey with his wife, daughter and two hardheaded pitbulls.

Reviews

[Kit · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read : January 9, 2021
Rating : 4 Stars

After the luck I've been having with zombie books I expected this to fall into the same disappointing list, I'm so glad it didn't!

It was actually pretty enjoyable, I liked the backstory of the mc, it created a bit of extra suspense in a way.
I was wondering throughout the book if he was gonna snap or if there was something wrong with him etc, nicely done.

The zombies in this are not bad either, the reasoning behind them a bit whack but hey it's all fiction anyway.

The ending was pretty sudden but not a bad cliffy perse.

[Tai Truong · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really good zombie novel. Reads just like The Walking Dead comics except it's not Rick Grimes with his team of cohorts. I would say that there were some parts that were definitely TWD inspired. Easy to read, fast paced, and the suspense just makes you want to keep turning the page. Highly recommended.