Code Frostbite

STORM #1

by John Darling, Peggey Rowland (Editor), Leo Champion (Editor)

When Trevor Flashman, a young twenty year old with his whole life ahead of him, learns that his father has died in action while away on a mission, his world quickly comes crashing down. Hours after the funeral, he learns that his father may not have been the person he thought he was, despite their close relationship.Trevor is offered the chance to join STORM, the organization that his father actually worked for, and begins his training. In the process, he uncovers that his father’s Navy SEAL career was a cover for what he actually did, and also discovers that this secret organization has a very disturbing to eliminate a deadly threat that could wipe out the entire human race.After more digging, Trevor finds out that this threat has been around for centuries and responsible for hundreds of historic disasters, whose truths have been buried under lies, myths and conspiracies.In this new world full of secrets, Trevor tries to fight his way through a rigorous training while making new friends, as well as enemies, in a class made up of hand picked ex-military personnel just like his father.Will Trevor let his emotions get the best of him when he finally faces the very danger that he has spent months training to fight? Find out in Code Frostbite.

Genres: Zombies

320 pages, Paperback

Published September 4, 2017

Reviews

[Erica · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is not something I would generally read. First of all, I try to avoid military-based works of fiction because they tend to be inaccurate. I also tend to avoid book series and I almost never read apocalyptic-type stories. All of that being said, I did take a chance on this one and I am not mad about it. The military references were very accurate which I appreciated. Additionally, the characters in this book were well developed and easy to relate to. This work of fiction had a nice flow to it and read seamlessly. It had a lot of action but not so much that it watered down the underlying story. Overall, a good read!

[Denise Woodruff · Rating 5 out of 5]

I won a autographed printed copy of this for my daughter I read it and wow its great if a zombie apocalypse was going to happen this book is something that I could see happening I couldn't put it down. When I gave it to my daughter and told her I read it and loved it she says it has to be good for my mom to say it.. Its a gotta must have for any zombie fan

[Chrystal Roe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

This book is so cool. It's a whole new approach to the zombie genre. I really enjoyed the characters in this story. There is a lot of really great detail about the training they go through. It is very exciting. I can't wait to read the next one!

[Paula Genereau · Rating 5 out of 5]

John is a new author to me but I really enjoy his style of writing. this book was a good book

[Kellyann · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good plot

I'd actually give it 3.5 stars. Loved the plot and the characters however there is a lot of grammatical errors. It was hard to read at some points. I will continue to read the rest of the series though in hopes grammar gets better because the story is really really good. The plot seemed well thought out.