Books matching: zombie like creatures
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Save:In the prequel to the best selling Maze Runner trilogy, 'The Kill Order' by James Dashner introduces readers to Mark and Trina, survivors in a post-apocalyptic world following catastrophic solar flares. The story unfolds as the government releases a virus, leading to chaos and a fight for survival. Mark, Trina, and their group embark on a journey to uncover the origins of the virus, facing dangers and terrors along the way.
The book delves into the early days of the world before the Maze, before WICKED, exploring the aftermath of the sun flares through the eyes of Mark and Trina. Readers are taken on a gripping adventure from a life of luxury to one of survival, highlighting the losses and gains experienced by the characters in their quest for answers and peace in a changed world.
He’d just woken up, the first traces of dawn leaking through the cracks of the stacked logs that made up the wall of his small hut. He almost never used his blanket. He was proud of it—it was made fro...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Maze Runner ) - #2
Save:Three by Jay Posey is a post-apocalyptic novel set in a dystopian future where civilization has been destroyed by a cataclysm, leaving behind a dangerous wasteland inhabited by zombie-like creatures called Weir. The story follows Three, a lone bounty hunter, who gets entangled in a deadly chase when he helps a woman and her son escape dangerous pursuers. As they traverse the wastelands, secrets unravel, alliances form, and the characters' pasts come back to haunt them, all while facing the constant threat of the Weir.
The writing style of Jay Posey in Three is described as action-packed, thrilling, and well-written, with a focus on character development and the exploration of a broken society. The novel keeps readers engaged with its fast-paced narrative, intriguing plot twists, and the gradual revelation of information about the world and its inhabitants, creating a sense of mystery and anticipation that drives the story forward.
Beneath the lowest overpass, a lone figure plodded weary steps, bowed and hooded, burden dragging behind leaving long tracks in the concrete dust. He paused, raised his head, laid back his hood, and f... - #3
Save:The Affinity Bridge by George Mann is a steampunk mystery set in Victorian London following the adventures of Sir Maurice Newbury and Veronica Hobbes as they investigate a series of murders, a mysterious airship crash, and a plague of zombies. The story combines elements of Sherlock Holmes, Frankenstein, and Jack the Ripper in a steampunk setting filled with automatons, airships, and occult mysteries. The writing style is described as cinematic, with action-packed sequences and a mix of historical and steampunk elements creating a unique atmosphere.
Or so Felicity Johnson would have had him believe. Sir Maurice Newbury, weary from a day spent scouring the dusty stacks of the British Library, drummed his fingers on the table with a quiet impatienc... - #4
Save:In a world overrun by vampires and a deadly disease, Allison Sekemoto chooses to fight against the bloodsuckers, keeping her humanity intact. After a fateful encounter turns her into a vampire, she navigates a dystopian society, struggling with her new identity and searching for a cure. The story follows her journey through a dark and dangerous world, filled with ethical dilemmas, companionship, and the constant battle between predator and prey.
I stood at the back, a nameless face in the crowd, too close to the gallows for comfort but unable to look away. There were three of them this time, two boys and a girl. The oldest was about my age, s... - #5
Save:'The Enemy' by Charlie Higson is set in a post-apocalyptic London where a deadly disease has turned all adults into zombie-like creatures, leaving only children under the age of 16 as survivors. The story follows various groups of kids who band together to navigate through the dangerous city in search of safety, facing treachery, battles, and unexpected challenges along the way. The plot is filled with suspense and action, capturing the reader's attention with every chapter and turn in the story, making it a thrilling and engaging read.
The writing style of 'The Enemy' is described as well-written, captivating, and intense. The author skillfully creates a terrifying and realistic world where children must fight for survival against the infected adults. The characters are portrayed realistically, adding depth to the story and making the action more intense, which appeals to readers who enjoy a gripping and intense thrill in the horror genre.
Small Sam was playing in the parking lot behind the Waitrose supermarket when the grown-ups took him. He'd been with some of the little kids, having a battle with an odd assortment of action figures, ... - #6
Save:Patient Zero by Jonathan Maberry is a thrilling military techno thriller that introduces a fictional black ops agency combating a terrorist plot involving zombies. The book combines elements of terrorism, covert ops, and zombie horror, creating a fast-paced and action-packed narrative. The main character, Joe Ledger, leads the newly formed Department of Military Science in a race against time to stop terrorists from unleashing a zombie apocalypse on the world.
The writing style of Patient Zero is described as smart, feisty, and well researched, offering likeable characters, well-choreographed action scenes, and an invigorating approach to the zombie genre. The book seamlessly blends elements of hardboiled cop stories, zombie tales, and thrillers, appealing to fans of horror, supernatural, crime, and thriller genres. Jonathan Maberry's storytelling keeps readers engaged with continuous action, suspenseful plot twists, and a compelling protagonist, making it an enjoyable and gripping read for fans of fast-paced tales of terror.
Toys’s face was stone as he removed the clip and replaced the round. He didn’t want to come up a bullet short at some crucial moment. He looked at his watch. “Zeller’s team is still twenty minutes out... - #7Cellby:
Save:'Cell' by Stephen King is an apocalyptic novel where a mysterious pulse transmitted through cell phones turns people into zombie-like creatures. The story follows a man navigating this new lawless society to find his son, while also exploring themes of survival and the impact of modern technology on humanity. The writing style is described as fast-paced, gory, and reminiscent of King's earlier works like 'The Stand', with a focus on character development and societal critique.
The event that came to be known as The Pulse began at 3:03 p.m., eastern standard time, on the afternoon of October 1. The term was a misnomer, of course, but within ten hours of the event, most of th... - #8
Save:In "The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy" by Megan Bannen, readers are immersed in a quirky world where Hart, a marshal, and Mercy, an undertaker, find themselves entangled in a hate-to-love relationship. Their dynamic is filled with snippy banter, emotional tension, and a blossoming romance that unfolds through a series of letters exchanged unknowingly between the two. Set in a fantastical world with elements of humor, romance, and a touch of fantasy, the story follows the journey of these two characters as they navigate their complicated feelings amidst a backdrop of family drama, emotional angst, and unexpected twists.
The book is a delightful mix of fantasy, romance, and comedy, blending elements of enemies-to-lovers trope with strong family dynamics and well-executed rom-com elements. Through the interactions between Hart and Mercy, the author weaves a tale of emotional depth, character development, and engaging plot twists that keep readers invested in the unfolding love story between the two protagonists. With a unique setting that combines historical western vibes with magical quirkiness, the book offers a fresh take on romance and fantasy genres, creating a captivating narrative that explores themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.
Out of habit, he ducked his head as he stepped into the lobby so that he wouldn’t smack his forehead on the doorframe. Bold-colored paintings of the death gods—the Salt Sea, the Warden, and Grandfathe... - #9
Save:'Unleashed' in the series 'V Plague' by Dirk Patton follows the story of John Chase, a former military man, and Rachel, a med student and exotic dancer, as they navigate through a post-apocalyptic world filled with zombies. The plot is fast-paced and action-packed, focusing on the survival of the characters amidst constant danger and challenges. The writing style is engaging, with minimal dialogue, keeping readers on the edge of their seats and immersed in the thrilling narrative.
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Save:'Hot Zone' in the series 'The Zulu Virus Chronicles' by Steven Konkoly is a gripping tale of a mutant disease causing a pandemic in the Midwest, particularly in Indianapolis. The story follows a diverse set of characters including doctors, Homeland Security agents, and ordinary citizens as they navigate the chaos and violence unleashed by the bio-weapons plague. As the infected turn into aggressive creatures resembling zombies, the characters must band together to try to escape the Hot Zone while facing military blockades and escalating danger. The writing style is described as intense, action-packed, and realistic, making readers feel like they are part of the story and running for their lives.
