Excellent debut novel. This tale of self discovery will appeal to people of all ages.
This is a superb debut novel from Jack Callaghan. The first in a planned series, this story is written as a YA book and says its target audience is 12-18 year olds, but in my opinion, people of all ages will love this book.
It’s a social commentary wrapped up in a coming of age story about self discovery and understanding of the world around us. Despite being set in a post-apocalyptic environment, the broader message is especially relevant to the way we live our lives now.
The writing is easy to read and funny, the world building is superb and the characters are very relatable.
I am looking forward to the next book.
Book Blurb
The ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ is over and has been for some time. As the country tries to recover from the chaos, Zombies and Survivors live in as close to harmony as they’re able, but old divisions continue to bubble beneath the surface.
Ronnie Thanatos isn’t a very good Zombie. He suffers from the usual trappings that come with being a member of the Undead, but he isn’t tough, he isn’t cool, and he certainly isn’t scary. Zombies are supposed to be scary, aren’t they?
When he learns of the existence of a mysterious man of science, who is believed to have started the Zombie outbreak, Ronnie sets off on a journey towards the country’s former capital, the dreadful and benighted ‘Necropolis’, in search of answers.
Joined by his faithful friends Nate and Bridget, Ronnie travels across the desolate landscape, meeting strange and interesting people, putting his courage to the test, and learning the importance of everyone being ‘Different but all the same’.
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