BLOOD - Rats of the Ruins Book 3: A Most Precious Resource

- Blood, Winter and a Tank -" ... deep, frightening and full of suspense ..." ****Book 3 of the post-apocalyptic thriller series "Rats of the Ruins".With a small group of redsleeves the prisoners managed to leave the station behind for good.But it's not just the winter cold and the ubiquitous fear that are afflicting the group. Wanda's unconditional will to move south and put an end to the Cardinal causes serious tension in the group.Relationships are out to the test.Mistakes are made.Mistakes that demand their toll of blood."BLOOD" ties in seamlessly with "SIEGE".World War III turned the world into a post-apocalyptic field of debris. The few survivors have gathered in small communities and struggle within the ruins and devastated land for their meager livelihood. Marauding gangs, wild animals, deadly radiation and the hellish legacies of war are just some of the dangers facing them.A mad priest is gathering a horde of raiders and his influence has already spread across the land. His disciples murder and pillage in the name of his mad gospel, and few have the strength to stand in their way.In the midst of anarchy, despair and decay, there arises a conflict, the outcome of which will determine the future path of mankind.How far will one go to survive?How far will one go in the name of the good cause?«Rats of the Ruins» is a grim-dark and suspensefull glance in a possible future and upon the ways of man. Reader´s Voices- I’ve read a lot of post-apocalyptic books and I especially like this series. It's written in an exciting way and you really get drawn in. At first it may seem challenging that there are two narrative strands, but in the following volumes it becomes obvious why. Can recommend all without reservation …- Finally, an end-time epic in which the protagonists are not too stupid to close the door behind them and are then overrun by zombies. If you like decent plots, you really can enjoy this novel and enjoy the apocalypse!- Thrilling with a desire for more was clearly my first emotion after I finished the first book.

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