Breakdown: Aftershock Zombie Series Book 2

by Valerie Lioudis, Kristopher Lioudis

Book 2 in the Aftershock Zombie Series.The dead are up and killing anyone they can find.Batsto Village in the New Jersey Pine Barrens holds an unlikely sanctuary that survivors are racing to reach. Breakdown continues the stories of Ian and William, a soldier and the "kid" he picked up after he escaped from torturous medical experiments. Amy, Mick, the kids and a horde of Preppers all head north at a snail crawl since they can't seem to leave a bit of the supplies lying around behind. Daniel, the Rev and the Townies, a rag-tag group of people who are mostly clueless, who just can't seem to catch a break in the apocalypse. And Max and Rocky, a kid and his dog, who only want to find a home.If you haven't read Aftershock (Book 1 in the Aftershock Zombie Series) it is highly suggested that you start there, so you don't miss even one bit of the action.

188 pages, Paperback

Published December 27, 2018

About the author

While she mostly focuses on Horror, Valerie Lioudis is a multi-genre author who has been known to dabble in post apocalyptic, science fiction, and even metaphysical stories. The common thread with Valerie's work is her constant sarcasm, and love for bringing the unexpected to her readers. She loves the art of writing a short story, and has merged that with giving back to those in need. Many of the anthologies she is involved with donate their proceeds to groups near and dear to her. Two of the causes she is proud to say she has helped raise money for through writing are Veterans and Breast Cancer charities. She is an active member of the Reanimated Writers Facebook group, and can found there to answer any questions you may have about any of her work. Come join the horde, we would love to have you.

Reviews

[Carly Kirk · Rating 3 out of 5]

So I feel kinda let down by this book. It just stopped, with no idea how life is going to be for any of the people we followed. I guess it could be taken that there's always uncertainty in life, but that's not why I read stories. I want a hopeful ending and an epilogue that gives an idea of how they are all doing years down the line. Instead there's heartache after heartache, loss after loss and dear god did I want the Reverend dead in the most horrible way possible. Well him and Vincent, those two were self deluded and got people killed whether on purpose or just from incompetence.