Review: Good Read, but not as Good as the Previous Installment
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2014
I didn’t enjoy this book as much as the ones in the box set, probably because I felt that the contamination story was really over with the destruction of the headquarters in the third book.  However, I did want to find out what happened to Dan and his daughter Quinn so it was really a no brainer to pick this up.Dan and Quinn’s realize that they cannot simply stay in the salvage yard.  While traveling through the town they come across Sandy, a young woman who has taken shelter from the infected on the roof of a bank.  Dan rescues her with the unexpected help of Quinn, but their car with all their weapons and food is stolen by a criminal named Reginald.  Dan, Quinn and Sandy head to the lumber mill, where Sandy’s group is hiding, only to discover that Reginald has taken over the group and intends to kill them all.  Dan and Quinn (barely) manage to escape and decide to head to the home of Quinn’s aunt Meredith.Meredith lives in a fairly isolated community, but the contamination reaches there as well.  She is forced to kill some of her neighbors and decides to try to find John, an ex lover.  She manages to rescue John and even finds a living doctor to assist him.Eventually, Dan and Quinn meet Meredith and John and have a pleasant family reunion, happy to be with people they love.I wonder if there will be another book in the series and if so, whether it will continue the story with Dan, return to Sam and Dallas or introduce other characters perhaps in other parts of the country.