Deadbreak

I'm a huge fan of The Walking Dead and World War Z so this book seemed right up my alley. I love a good zombie-apocalypse and Deadbreak’s delivers. The main character Jeremiah is doing his best to survive with his dog Joe. Jeremiah does not like to ask for help or count on others but he never fails to aid others during a crisis. He has a rough edge to him and is a it a bit insensitive and rude but he grows on you.

This book starts right in the thick of things with only flashback memories of Jeremiah to fill in the background before the outbreak.

The book is action-packed from start to finish and it keept me on the edge of my seat! I couldn't wait to see what would happen next! The story is a bit gory and violent but it is inline with a zombie post-apocalyptic landscape. So it is expected but for anyone not expecting violence or gory details be forewarned.

If you like fast action zombies or post-apocalyptic stories give this one a try!

I received this book from NetGalley for an honest review.

Jeremiah and his sidekick, Joe have been slaying zombies for awhile now. Joe is his dog and actually Joe the 4th. The previous three Joes have since met their demise. We meet them years after the zombies took over. This is known as Deadbreak and was in 2027. They are on their way to the west coast to find Jeremiah's daughter, Penny. Currently they are staying in a makeshift town in Montana. When the town is over run and his friends Jenny and Sophie get kidnapped by the CCB, Jeremiah and Joe have to save them. From here the difficult situation continue. Jeremiah is a great zombie slayer, but he seems to keep getting into trouble. Thankfully Jenny and Joe by his side. Jeremiah also is a bit of a joker. Some might even say sarcastic and egotistical. But he's oh so funny. The adventures continue as they continue to move west to find Penny and meet many unsavory characters. This was one of the funniest yet tense zombie reads for me. Totally loved this book.

This was something different for me as i dont normally do this genre. Im so glad i did though, i really enjoyed it, so i will be sure to check more of this type of book out so thank you!

This is a surprisingly entertaining book. Why surprisingly? You do not expect a book staged after the apocalypse while running from zombies to be as humorous as a Janet Evanovich book, but this one is. I kept getting a picture of Bruce Willis in the Diehard movies as I read DeadBreak. Bruce Willis and his dog.....

As Jeremiah Reed travels the dystopian landscape that used to be the United States on a quest to find his daughter, he will encounter many "adventures" that have him stopping to help many different individuals and communities along his journey. Jeremiah and his dog Joe manage to make a huge difference in this world, all the while smiling and cracking jokes. Jorge Sanchez has written a really memorable character that strikes just the right cord in today's daily adventures. A really great read!