Zomblog: Snoe (Volume 4)

De: TW Brown

Narrado por: Laura Stahl

It has been almost 20 years since the dead rose... Snoe Gainey has grown up in a world where the walking dead are simply a part of life. Raised by her adoptive mother, she has spent her entire life trying to distance herself from the legacy left by her mother. A name from the past rises from the ashes and sends Snoe on a journey where she will discover more about herself in a few weeks than she has during the first eighteen years of her life. Snoe discovers a dead world that leaves her with more questions while offering few answers. As everything she holds dear is stripped away, she must come to terms with just who she is...

©2012 TW Brown (P)2013 TW Brown

love it!

fantastic continuation of the Zomblog series... Snoe is a great character to get to know and it's amazing to see the world 20 years after the onset.
narration is great.

The ZE: Zombie Era!

Explore a world that has an entire generation that has known nothing but a world where zombies exist. Snoe, our bright-eyed protagonist, killed her first zombie at age six. She lives in an area called Corridor 26 and was raised by her guardian, Mama Lindsey. At age nineteen she joined the Escort and Expedition Force (EEF); a quasi-mercenary group that guarded convoys. The pre-apocalypse United States, now New America, is going through recovery pains. The State lines are gone and each territory governs itself. Of course, there are multiple forces vying for power. Genesis Brotherhood is still around. The Confederated Tribes; Native Americans who settled old Wyoming. There exists a military force reminiscent of the old U.S. Army. New America Army (NAA); is a rogue faction broken off from the old U.S. Army. Last, but not least, there’s Dominique Dubois, New America’s President. Since breaking out of Corridor 26, Snoe is learning quite a bit about her new country, and much of it is very confusing. What I do enjoy is Snoe’s observations and comparisons to the old world that are quite funny, and at times, thought-provoking. Dubois’ plans of domination will lead to war. A great lead-in to the next volume.