The Wretched

Book 1 of The Wretched Series

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The human race just got bumped from the top of the food chain....

Early fall. A top-secret research project goes terribly wrong. A new species, the Reapers, are unleashed onto the unsuspecting citizens of Philadelphia and soon the rest of the country. The Reapers are stronger, faster, and have no mercy for any humans who have the misfortune of crossing their paths.

Philadelphia cop Malcolm Foster quickly discovers a routine disturbance call is anything but ordinary. Foster soon finds himself scrambling to survive, gather together a rag-tag group of survivors, and get them out of the city. As Foster and his group fight to escape the city and find a Reaper-free sanctuary, a looming question prevails.

Can anyone stop the Reapers from taking over the world? This is the story of the Wretched, a rag-tag group of survivors who may be the only ones that can keep the human race from becoming extinct.

E.G. MichaelsBrian CallananE.G. MichaelsThe Wretched Series

Genetic Engineering

Post-Apocalyptic

Science Fiction

Fiction

Survival

Reaper

Genetic Engineering Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Fiction Survival Reaper

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I will start with first, that this is likely their first book they have ever published. I am not willing to give the other books in the series a chance, but if this type of book is what you like, don't give up on it.
I liked the premise of the story, but the illogical issues of how the characters acted despite their various backgrounds, almost acting like kids, and the conversations sounded like children endlessly bickering really made it difficult to listen to. I found myself rolling my eyes a lot at how ridiculous many of the lines in the story were.

Great book idea. A new angle at a zombie apocalypse event, but lacking in conversation quality

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