Review: Don't fear The Reaper....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
This is a stand-alone novel based in the world from Liebling’s “Blood, Brains and Bullets”. The character of The Reaper was an instant hit in those two books. Rarely does an author create two alpha males in one series, but Liebling did just that so The Reaper had to have his own title.In BB&B; we only get to see small glimpses of The Reaper but in this book we see him full on as the HMFIC. After losing his family at the beginning of the BB&B;, retired Marine Sniper Captain Jason Scott, could have given up on life and ended it all. Initially he set out to rid the world of as many of the undead demons as he could with no real care for his own life. After chance encounter with Jay’s, the hero from BB&B;, young daughter Emma, Jason realizes his mission from God is much more than just waiting to die while killing the undead. He is determined to save as many people as he can while delivering righteous frontier justice to those who would prey on the weak.This book takes place after the events in Book Three, (which you need to get done with SEAN!!), as The Reaper has gone about his mission to rid the world of evil while hunting down more elements of the shadow government, killing evil marauders, uniting groups of survivors and of course killing zombies. In the town of Paris, Missouri he discovers a band of marauders killing, raping, and enslaving anyone not willing to bow down to their sadistic leader, Ringo. The Reaper makes it his task to unite a handful of “good” survivor groups to stand against this horrible group. Divided they don’t stand a chance.  Can The Reaper get them to trust each other in time to stand against this menace. You’ll have to read it to find out.This book continues the same gritty drama and military accurate action from the BB&B; series and is a great extension to world of this series. I am looking forward to following both for many stories to come.