Review: "Decay of Innocence..."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
A mind blowing series of journal entries from the eyes of an innocent little girl surviving a zombie apocalypse...If it weren't fiction it'd be sick. The rawness of the the world Kellie now lives in has certainly decayed the innocence within her, and even within me.I feel as though complaining about any aspect of my life would completely undermines the hell of this world. She has no experience, very little education,almost no people skills, and yet you see her develop between the lines of each entry. I bet half of the future readers wouldn't stand a chance of survivalcompared to Kellie, and yet I don't know if I should feel pride in her. She has suffered more in a few years than we do in 20.A dark and twisted treat awaits you after book 3, as Jenner manages to capture the mind and motives of a detestable figure from Kellie's past, Dr. Crane.The insight provided by the exploration of this character further proves that Kellie has endured much more tragedy and suffering than she is even willing to admit.There is redemption however, found in Sarah's story however brief, as you discover her roots and find out she came to be the guardian of Kellie's sister Lydia.You quickly realize anyone who is alive has endured emotional torture brought on by the sudden catastrophe that takes over the land, and brings about the beginningof the end.Awaiting the next entries in this series patiently, but also secretly raving at the mouth. One can only wonder what horrors await the characters that wehave come care for, and if the world and its people can ever recover from this nightmare.