Justice is swift and rarely does she hesitate. Lisa is anything but politically correct, has never really played the game in her short career and in this new world she doesn't have the time or patience for it. It soon becomes obvious she will be a figure head, a rallying point for hope and although she doesn't like it, she has no choice. Her words are brutal, she makes no promises but she is determined to find a safe haven and lets them know that she and her group are making their way down to what she believes would be a safe place anyone is welcome to join as long as they realize everyone is going to be put to work, no slackers wanted or needed. There is very real danger, no one is coming to help, certainly not the government or the police so it's up to people to take a stance.
She is immediately put on the air and Lisa, it seems decides to tell it like it is. Eventually, Lisa and small group make it to a radio station that is still broadcasting.
Fighting their way block by block she soon acquires a group unlikely survivors: a possible drug dealer, a land lord far more upset at the loss of rental revenue and a very large dog called Sgt Tonka. Cut off from any help, they soon realize they are on their own and the best they can do is make a run to the station not only for safety if possible but for what might be left of the weapons. Once she and her group are thrust into a situation they can not win, they join in an uneasy alliance against the hordes they encounter. She is a loner, has traveled the country and has never really settled any place long enough to call home. Lisa has heard them all although she does not fit the later, she doesn't attempt to make friends either. She is instantly disliked because she is an outsider, a woman and what they believe is one of the major reasons she was hired, calling her Mexican, Spik and other obvious names. Lisa Reynolds has arrived taking a much coveted position. Officers are called in early, the night shift has not checked in or returned and it appears whatever has taken hold of the country has finally trickled to Hot Springs, Arkansas where Lt. From the beginning, it's easy to see the police officers are fighting a loosing situation. Lisa Reynolds has arrived taking a much coveted Picked this up because it was a recommendation from one of favorite Indie authors and the price was right. Picked this up because it was a recommendation from one of favorite Indie authors and the price was right. This is a wonderful added continuation of the book Splinter,if you haven't read that book you should go and read it first you don't have to but you would definitely know a lot about what's going on and how it all started, as for this book it was Non-Stop zombie carnage from the beginning to the end it really never lets up, there's also some wonderful characters in the book,especially the main one Lisa she's one tough bi#$h that puts a whole new face on zombie-killing,the only thing that kind of bothered me while reading was Miss spellings and bad punctuation kind of messes up the flow of the book other than that it would have been a five-star,all in all it's still a great zombie apocalypse book for anybody that loves this genre,you won't be disappointed.
Bloody good time This is a wonderful added continuation of the book Splinter,if you haven't read that book you should go and read it first you don't have to but you would definitely know a lot about what's going on and how it all started, as for this book it was Non-Stop zombie carnage from the beginning to the end it really never lets up, there's also some wonderful characters in the book,especially the main one Lisa she's one tough bi#$h that puts a whole new face on zombie-killing,the only thi Bloody good time
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