Autumn-Purification
By David
Moody
eISBN: 978-1-4299-8540-6
“Forty-seven
days ago, more than ninety-nine percent of the population had been killed
within an impossibly short period of time.
Right across the world, without any warning or explanation, the pattern
was repeated as billions of lives were inexplicably ended-snuffed out and
switched off with neither dignity nor malice, unimaginable numbers of innocent
people discarded and abandoned and left to rot where they’d fallen.”
37 survivors
huddle together in an underground military bunker. The soldiers stay well away fron the
survivors, they have protective suits and air masks on anytime they are above
ground or near the survivors. Above
ground thousands and thousands of the dead converge on the area where the
bunker is. Problems start to arise as
the dead start to block off the air vents.
The military is forced to go above round and get rid of the dead. At first it looks like the soldiers may be
gaining the upper hand as the hit the dead with flame throwers and bullets
until the dead break through the line and start to over-run the bunker. The survivors and two of the soldiers are
forced to flee in a hurry.
The
survivors drive in their small convoy for some time before stopping on the outskirts of a small town. They take refuge in a pub. Not long after the survivors settle down to
rest they get some unexpected visitors.
A helicopter lands and a man and woman climb out of the helicopter. Karen and Richard explains that there are
other survivors hiding out at an airfield.
They tell them that they know of a small island not far off shore that
they are in the process of clearing the dead off of. They invite the group to go with them.
The
survivors know they can’t stay where they are but can they trust the two
strangers? Eventually they realize they
have no choice and follow the two strangers back to the airfield. The tip to the airfield is fraught with
danger as the dead continue to follow.
Getting everyone to the island is not going to be as easy as they first hoped.
The dead start amassing by the thousands outside the airfield.
This is the
third book in the Autumn series. Another
edge of you seat nail biter that keeps the reader turning pages. Great series.
Rating 5/5
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