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Wheels and Zombies #4
Wheels' End
Safe for the moment from the zombie hordes spreading across the globe, Mags Vissers and Ash should finally be able to breathe easy. But separated by thousands of miles, with the zombie virus still rampant and its creator, Dr. David Warren, on the loose and searching for Mags and Ash, the women know that time is running out for everyone.
So when a chance to stop the spread of the walking dead presents itself, Mags finds herself forced to help. And why not? After all, at least Ash is safe, right? And surely the world will welcome the immunity that a new vaccine promises.
Little does Mags know that they’ll meet more resistance to the cure than they bargained for, and that Warren is closing in on Ash, preparing to spring a trap that will ensnare both Mags and Ash, ensure his own victory, and maybe—just maybe—turn the undead throngs into his own personal army.
Humanity’s last hope for survival lies in the hands of a cancer survivor and a kid in a wheelchair. And one final time, Mags must do what she does best—run, fight, and stay alive—in a battle that has become more than personal, because it’s a fight to save not just herself but her new family as well.
So when a chance to stop the spread of the walking dead presents itself, Mags finds herself forced to help. And why not? After all, at least Ash is safe, right? And surely the world will welcome the immunity that a new vaccine promises.
Little does Mags know that they’ll meet more resistance to the cure than they bargained for, and that Warren is closing in on Ash, preparing to spring a trap that will ensnare both Mags and Ash, ensure his own victory, and maybe—just maybe—turn the undead throngs into his own personal army.
Humanity’s last hope for survival lies in the hands of a cancer survivor and a kid in a wheelchair. And one final time, Mags must do what she does best—run, fight, and stay alive—in a battle that has become more than personal, because it’s a fight to save not just herself but her new family as well.
432 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 21, 2017
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M. Van is the author of the Wheels and Zombies series. Amazon Author page
The Wheels and Zombies series:
1. Ash: A novella in the Wheels and Zombies series;
2. Brooklyn, Wheels and Zombies;
3. Aground: Book Three in the Wheels and Zombies series;
4. Wheels' End: Book Four in the Wheels and Zombies series.
Recall series
1. Recall;
2. Resist.
and something completely different called Behind the Glass.
Follow @mvanauthor
M. Van is the author of the Wheels and Zombies series. Amazon Author page
The Wheels and Zombies series:
1. Ash: A novella in the Wheels and Zombies series;
2. Brooklyn, Wheels and Zombies;
3. Aground: Book Three in the Wheels and Zombies series;
4. Wheels' End: Book Four in the Wheels and Zombies series.
Recall series
1. Recall;
2. Resist.
and something completely different called Behind the Glass.
Follow @mvanauthor
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March 30, 2019
Ash
Wheels end after reading all four books I feel I know the characters it's an amazing read and I would recommend this series to anyone
Wheels end after reading all four books I feel I know the characters it's an amazing read and I would recommend this series to anyone
April 16, 2017
Great Ending to the Series
This was an exciting book, excellent characters and storyline. Thank you for allowing me to escape reality in such a well written series.
This was an exciting book, excellent characters and storyline. Thank you for allowing me to escape reality in such a well written series.
April 2, 2019
What a fantastic ending to a brilliant series of books I have loved reading every one of them. I loved loved loved them all.
May 2, 2017
The final book in the Wheels and Zombies series, I will miss this series. It was brilliant, not only because of the Dutch protagonist (yay!), but also because of creepy zombies, the whole cancer/immunity thing, great characters, and great worldbuilding.
This final book will tie up everything, from the evil doctor Warren (urghh I hate that guy so much, he is a terrible person, and I feel sad that no one believes people about him and what he did), to how humanity will be surviving this plague. The author did a spectacular job on tying up all the loose ends and make you all fluffy at the end.
This time the book's POVs are Ash and Mags. I have to say for a bit of time I was looking forward to Ash's POV more, especially when that event happened. Mags POVs were interesting, but just a bit bland and boring, but hers definitely picked up when she was send to Alabama. After that I just wanted to read both of them. I loved that the author made the decision to only do Mags POV during that event with Ash. It brought with it a surprise that we would have seen coming if we had Ash's POV at that time.
I am glad there was no Dr. Warren's POV, I really was hating on that when those popped up in the previous book.
The serum/vaccine (as I would call it that) is made and it is ready for testing. I was happy to see that they just went and tested it on people (normally I don't approve, but with the situation as it is, they had to do something, they had to at least try), and the results were amazing. Of course, as expected, it is not the perfect solution. People are still carriers, and unless everyone is inoculated there are still dangers of outbreaks. One bite, one mix with blood, one kiss, it is all dangerous. Plus the fact they had the vaccine made them have an advantage on certain people. People who purposely orchestrated an outbreak (who the hell would do that, really, brrr, people are scary).
Of course not everyone wants that serum/vaccine, and that is logical. But I just wish they would have tried. I feel kind of sorry for those people, don't they want a life outside of this hell? Away from never-ending death?
There is a lot of zombie action, and I was sitting at the edge of my chair at times, it was just that exciting. Each time Mags, Angie, or Ash went into zombie masses I was just hoping that it would go all right. We know that they are immune, but losing body parts is so inconvenient. :P
The decision that Mags made at the end? I totally agree with her. If I were in her shoes... I would have done the same. After all x did, and the fact x would probably just continue.... I am not a violent person, but I respected her decision, and I hope she will never get doubts about it.
The ending was just pure perfection, I was squealing in happiness at all that happened there. I am so happy for everyone, especially Mags, she deserves this happiness.
Oh, and I just loved it when Mags thought about The Netherlands, or when she was going snarky about that gear shift, or when she saw Rabobank, or anything else Dutch. I just could understand her so well, and I was just nodding along. Dutch protagonist in an English book for the win!
There is still a lot I can talk about, but I don't want to dive too deep. I would highly recommend this book, and well the entire series, to everyone. Zombies, zombies, awesome characters, and more!
Review first posted at https://twirlingbookprincess.com/
This final book will tie up everything, from the evil doctor Warren (urghh I hate that guy so much, he is a terrible person, and I feel sad that no one believes people about him and what he did), to how humanity will be surviving this plague. The author did a spectacular job on tying up all the loose ends and make you all fluffy at the end.
This time the book's POVs are Ash and Mags. I have to say for a bit of time I was looking forward to Ash's POV more, especially when that event happened. Mags POVs were interesting, but just a bit bland and boring, but hers definitely picked up when she was send to Alabama. After that I just wanted to read both of them. I loved that the author made the decision to only do Mags POV during that event with Ash. It brought with it a surprise that we would have seen coming if we had Ash's POV at that time.
I am glad there was no Dr. Warren's POV, I really was hating on that when those popped up in the previous book.
The serum/vaccine (as I would call it that) is made and it is ready for testing. I was happy to see that they just went and tested it on people (normally I don't approve, but with the situation as it is, they had to do something, they had to at least try), and the results were amazing. Of course, as expected, it is not the perfect solution. People are still carriers, and unless everyone is inoculated there are still dangers of outbreaks. One bite, one mix with blood, one kiss, it is all dangerous. Plus the fact they had the vaccine made them have an advantage on certain people. People who purposely orchestrated an outbreak (who the hell would do that, really, brrr, people are scary).
Of course not everyone wants that serum/vaccine, and that is logical. But I just wish they would have tried. I feel kind of sorry for those people, don't they want a life outside of this hell? Away from never-ending death?
There is a lot of zombie action, and I was sitting at the edge of my chair at times, it was just that exciting. Each time Mags, Angie, or Ash went into zombie masses I was just hoping that it would go all right. We know that they are immune, but losing body parts is so inconvenient. :P
The decision that Mags made at the end? I totally agree with her. If I were in her shoes... I would have done the same. After all x did, and the fact x would probably just continue.... I am not a violent person, but I respected her decision, and I hope she will never get doubts about it.
The ending was just pure perfection, I was squealing in happiness at all that happened there. I am so happy for everyone, especially Mags, she deserves this happiness.
Oh, and I just loved it when Mags thought about The Netherlands, or when she was going snarky about that gear shift, or when she saw Rabobank, or anything else Dutch. I just could understand her so well, and I was just nodding along. Dutch protagonist in an English book for the win!
There is still a lot I can talk about, but I don't want to dive too deep. I would highly recommend this book, and well the entire series, to everyone. Zombies, zombies, awesome characters, and more!
Review first posted at https://twirlingbookprincess.com/
May 30, 2018
Unique characters, great story writing and enjoyable.
October 13, 2018
I loved the conclusion to this series!
April 9, 2017
Good story
Good story. Loved Mags and Mars. Lots of grammatical errors, either spelling or word arrangement but it's still a good read. I wanted more in the epilogue, like a baby or marriage proposal.
Good story. Loved Mags and Mars. Lots of grammatical errors, either spelling or word arrangement but it's still a good read. I wanted more in the epilogue, like a baby or marriage proposal.
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