Review: Zombies not included
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2013
Redmond Wakeland and Zena are two of the few beings left after a biological outbreak destroys civilization.  No longer content to stay at home where his fondest memories haunt him, He and Zena head off to who knows where.  Destiny calls before he gets too far, and after reuniting with previous aquaintences Redmond rethinks his notion to head off.  All is not what it seems, however, and as Redmond and cold-nosed Zena become surrounded by more survivors, new (?) information comes to light about a bigger threat to not only the lives of the survivors, but to humanity existing on earth as we know it.  All this while dealing with the lingering issues the outbreak survivors discover about themselves.The way this book was written, it seems to come from a very imaginitive mind that was more focused on telling a story than having the 'science of writing' down in stone, which is a great thing to encounter in this genre.  I was curious to find out exactly what was going on as the short chapters flew by.  Good read.