Book Review
Book Title: Spice, Zombie, Apocalypse
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Author: Simon Carr
Genre: Zombie
Part of a series? No
Order in series:
Best read after earlier books in series? N/A
Available: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53275627-spice-zombie-apocalypse
I scored this book 3/5
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
This is an alternative zombie story. The concept is quite interesting and enjoyable. A virus plays havoc on the population turning everyone into zombies. The only people immune to the virus are the spice zombies. They are also overlooked by those who turned into zombies. Add some zombie animals and a tyrannical general and suddenly the spice zombies turn into the heroes.
I enjoyed the entire book
Unfortunately, the book requires some further editing.
The alternative hero scenes. Who could have thought those outcast by society would be the saviours of the world?
I believe the author is still developing in his writing. All I can say is to keep writing and your work will improve further. The idea was great and novel.
This appears to be the second book by this author.
This book is novel as it combines spice zombies with real zombies and puts the unlikely in the hero role.
In summary, I would recommend this book for the following readers:
Children No
Young Adult Yes
Adult Yes
If you like zombie stories with a twist, this book may be the book for you.
Trainspotting meets Shawn of the Dead, in a drug and alcohol fueled crash through a zombie apocalypse, oddly it turned out the only people who can survive a zombie apocalypse, are spice zombies.
A squad of spice zombies must use their immunity to the pandemic that's turning everyone into real zombies, to save the last of humanity.
Will the lowest of society forgive the way they have been treated and save the people who look down on them, or will they just get smashed on the free drugs and booze?
Simon carr is, well he is me, hello, compleatly inept at writing bio's in a third person, simon was born in Darwin in the north of england and lives in the paradise that is known only as Blackburn, he, oh stuff that, I write satirical comedy science fiction, if that's even a genre, I'm not sure but it's all going very well, nobody's held a book burning protest to my exsistance yet anyway.
My first book, Space and Stuff earned me a finalists place in the 2020 page turner eBook awards and gained a four star reveiw with onlinebookclub so that was cool, my influences all come from pop culture in sci-fi I'm a huge fan of Douglas Adams and the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, I'm also a big doctor who fan, and I'm a huge fan of Monty python, you mix all that together and it's pretty much what I throw into my books, I'm late to the party as I'm severly dyslexic but nothing a very good and vastly underpaid proofreader cant fix, my writing exploits were made possible by blue light filter glasses and fivver.