Category: Horror Publisher: Late Nite Books
ISBN-10: 0982949596
Type: Fiction
Pages: 280
Copyright: Nov 2, 2010
ISBN-13: 9780982949597
The Dying Times: Nadene's Story is the first book in a planned series of survival horror set in a post-apocalyptic world filled with flesh-eating undead zombies. It tells the story from the perspective of a 13-year-old girl who has been thrown from an uncertain world of divorce and dealing with the stresses of a single parent family to a world overtaken by a viral disaster which turns normal people into depraved creatures hellbent on destruction.
When the disaster strikes, Nadene and her mother Pamela are forced to make decisions for their own survival, and they pick up companions along the way who may be able to help, but, in many cases, simply have nowhere else to go and are looking for a way out of the nightmare.
The book focuses on character development, fast-paced action, and descriptions that put you on the edge of your comfort zone. I hope that zombie fans will enjoy this brand new edition to the genre, and the first book in a series of survival horror: The Dying Times: Nadene's Story.
The Dying Times: Nadene’s Story is the first book in a planned series of survival horror set in a post-apocalyptic world filled with flesh-eating undead zombies. It tells the story from the perspective of a 13-year-old girl who has been thrown from an uncertain world of divorce and dealing with the stresses of a single parent family to a world overtaken by a viral disaster which turns normal people into depraved creatures hellbent on destruction.
When the disaster strikes, Nadene and her mother Pamela are forced to make decisions for their own survival, and they pick up companions along the way who may be able to help, but, in many cases, simply have nowhere else to go and are looking for a way out of the nightmare.
The book focuses on character development, fast-paced action, and descriptions that put you on the edge of your comfort zone. I hope that zombie fans will enjoy this brand new edition to the genre, and the first book in a series of survival horror: The Dying Times: Nadene’s Story.
Professional Reviews
Great read
The Dying Times: Nadene's Story
This book is a genuine masterpiece of this type of genre. Actually, it could fit into a number of different categories and styles of writing. I read a couple of chapters and then put the book down. I kept thinking about the story and decided to just read a little more. Well, I wound up reading the whole book. I found out that once you start reading this book you can not stop.
It starts in the year 2013 where we find the eastern portion of the United States is being attacked. Missiles carrying biological agents are falling and killing thousands of people. But then a strange thing happens. Some of the dead come back to life and begin to attack and kill people who were not effected by the bombs.
I found this story to be interesting,and it may hold a whisper of what may happen if some things do not change in our world. Everyone will have their own perceptions of the story and characters. I firmly believe that this book will be enjoyed by all who read it.
I loved the way the characters were developed and how they teamed up to go west, away from the horrific things that were happening to save their own lives.
This book was so good I found it hard to believe it was from a first time author. Do yourself a favor and buy the book. You won't be disappointed.
Rated PG 13 for violence
- Sandra Heptinstall, Whispering Winds Book Review & Midwest Book Review
A thoughtful read with much to be relished for readers of zombie fiction
It's not easy facing the teen years. Especially during a Zombie Apocalypse. "The Dying Times: Nadene's Story" tells of the rise of the living dead in America and Apocalypse that seems to come with it. A thirteen year old girl, Nadene, possesses a special talent that may be vital to turn the tide of battle against the swarms of the dead. "The Dying Times" is a thoughtful read with much to be relished for readers of zombie fiction.
- Midwest Book Review