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Black Virus (Black Rust, Bk 1)
Black Virus - Black Rust, Bk 1
Author: Bobby Adair
Alienated in a world where he didn’t fit, young Christian Black survived because he was “different.” Then the virus came and made the world turn different, too -- with new rules, new players, and new realities. Now people are dying by the million. — Food supplies are short. Riots are blazing through the streets, and Christian&rs...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781535428880
ISBN-10: 1535428880
Publication Date: 7/21/2016
Pages: 140
Edition: 1.0
Rating:
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Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 0
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dragoneyes avatar reviewed Black Virus (Black Rust, Bk 1) on + 813 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Even though this was a short read, it packed a lot into it. A different take on the zombie genre. The story line was interesting and kept a fast pace. When a virus hits, it sets the world into a slow chaos. There are food shortages, rations, riots and the virus itself. Some people get the virus and pull through. Some become zombie like. These zombies can be docile but some can get agitated. In this world our main character, 16 year old Christian, is struggling trying to keep his family alive. As the world falls apart around him, he has life and death decisions that he has to make.
For most part I liked the book. I did feel that the kids in the book were way more mature than I would have expected. They are more mature than a bunch of adults in the book. While this may happen with one or two, it seems like every teen that you meet has a solid head on their shoulders. A bit unbelievable. Still, I will be continuing with the story. Would like to see how it ends up.
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