Showing posts with label Hayley Anderton. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 27, 2022

Book Review - Chaos by Hayley Anderton

Chaos (Apocalypse #3)

Chaos by Hayley Anderton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Synopsis:  Just as things seem to be calming down, the members of the farm are about to face their biggest challenge yet. As a horde approaches, the team must fight in order to survive another night. But with their group vastly outnumbered and cracks beginning to show among them, survival seems to be slipping through their fingers.

Meanwhile, not everyone is banding together to save the world. With evil minds let loose and power imbalances beginning to surface, those with good hearts are about to realize that nice guys finish last.

The ranks of the dead are piling up.

My Thoughts: Was really excited to continue this series and reconnect with my favorite characters from the first two books. Chaos opens with fighting right from the start and the action never lets up as our gang takes down hordes and hordes of zombies. Edge of your seat scenes.

A very fast read however as this is the third book of the series I feel you would benefit by reading them in order to get a good understanding and character connection. I myself had to go back and refresh a bit to remember who was who and where they were located.

I'm super anticipating the next part....

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The first two books of the series are:

Book 1 - Apocalpse


The virus has arrived.
A deadly virus that destroys humanity.
A virus that replaces the living with creatures that crave human flesh.
As the human race dwindles, an unlikely group of young survivors battle against the odds to stay alive and avoid joining the ranks of the undead.

Follow Cassie as she desperately searches for her brother; Heidi as she tries to cope with the consequences of her actions; and Ginge as she takes on a new role of keeping everyone alive.

 

 

 

 


 

 

 Book Two - Fallout

A week has passed since the world turned upside down. Help isn't coming, communications are down, and a group of young teenagers remains stranded on a British farm, waiting for signs of rescue.

As they adjust to their new reality, the teenagers must learn to fend for themselves. But with trouble brewing all around them, they're are about to discover that humans might be just as terrifying as the rotters plaguing their world.

Tensions are rising.

Alliances are forming and enemies are being made.

 

 

Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Book Review - Apocalypse by Hayley Anderton and Laura Swift

Apocalypse

Apocalypse by Hayley Anderton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Synopsis: The virus has arrived.
A deadly virus that destroys humanity.
A virus that replaces the living with creatures that crave human flesh.
As the human race dwindles, an unlikely group of young survivors battle against the odds to stay alive and avoid joining the ranks of the undead.

Follow Cassie as she desperately searches for her brother; Heidi as she tries to cope with the consequences of her actions; and Ginge as she takes on a new role of keeping everyone alive.

Lives will be lost.

The army of the dead will keep on growing.

Welcome to the apocalypse.

My Thoughts: I have read and watched soooo many zombie stories, as I am yes a freak to anything zombie, but after so many you begin to wonder what the next story can add or change to make itself unique or different and I was a bit apprehensive when I began Apocalypse but from the first page was immediately immersed in the story and invested in the characters because for me to enjoy any book I have to be able to really connect or have some strong feelings for the characters or I'm bored to tears. As I write this even I am sitting here wondering what will become of them.

I feel like Apocalypse did a wonderful job of getting us into the story and introducing us to some of the main persons of interest and as is usually always with series has left us on a cliffhanger and I'm ready to carry on and see what happens next! OMG that ending has me worried and ready to bite my nails!

My only few issues, none of which took anything away from the story, is wondering where did the virus originate and how was technology taken out so suddenly? I mean it felt like we were dropped into an apocalypse already in progress in lieu of one just starting.

*I was given a copy of this story for my honest opinion from the author.


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