We have the group left behind dealing with Roman, a henchman of Samuel Raymeady and we have Samuel himself ready to destroy anything that stands in his way to New World Domination! We have Garfield and his group fighting off zombies and other men while looking for supplies. This is the point when the story digs its talons in and won't let go until you are finished reading it. While the pier group is at its most venerable, three men come ashore looking for the wounded man. While they are gone a caravan of ships, yachts, small boats appear in the sea. With supplies dwindling part of the pier group decides to venture out further to see what they can find. Unbeknownst to them this man is being hunted by Samuel Raymeady, a wealthy mad man with a twisted agenda. During the latest foraging outing they find a man wounded by gunshot and decide to bring him home with them. In Savage we find a group of apocalyptic survivors living on a secured pier. All of his books are stand alones, yet they subtly reference the going ons of stories past. If you are already a fan then you know that Iain has a way of intertwining his story lines. "Sometimes our last minute counts more than all the other minutes that came before combined." (If you want to read a good Zombie book try The Girl with All the Gifts or Rot & Ruin. A solid ZA type of book, but not something to write home to mom about unless she is really, really into zombies. She kept me interested far longer than I otherwise would've been. Poppy is a nine year old little blonde girl who really tugged at my heart. I want a spark of something different, something else. As with innumerable other books, the worst enemies are the other survivors. I love the idea of stories chronicling the inevitable zombie apocalypse, but almost without fail, they disappoint. I have a love hate relationship with zombie books. Conflict inevitably ensues and before you know it things are blowing up left and right - of course attracting hordes of zombies. The ships are lead by the megalomania who released the virus in the first place. They make contact with an armada of ships loaded with survivors. It is, of course, when the band splits that the action begins. The zombies are few and far between, and those zombies that they find are mostly slow and clumsy shamblers - easily out fought and out maneuvered.
They've found a new home on a gated pier that juts out into the ocean near a remote town. The outbreak happened about a year ago, and the survivors are picking up the pieces and just trying to survive.Īnna, a veterinarian from the last book, has gathered a new band of about a dozen souls around her. It's the near future and, of course, the remnants of humanity struggle to survive a never ending tide of zombie hordes. Savage picks up somewhat on the heels of the author's earlier book, Ravage.
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