Chasing a Cure: A Zombie Novel

By: R M Hamrick

Narrated by: Shoshannah Kramer

Everyone's lost someone to the outbreak.

Audra has a shot to get hers back.

It's a miracle when Lysent Corp develops a cure for the zombie virus.

A miracle that is years late and unbelievably expensive...and Audra's only chance to save her sister, Belinda, from the viral clutches of cannibalism and general decay. Unable to afford the treatment, Audra offers Belinda as collateral and signs up as a tagger, finding people's wandering zombie family members to be cured. If she delivers on the steep tagging quota, Lysent will cure Belinda.

Or, so the corporation says. Time proves the system is slanted against them, and Audra entertains another offer - a cure in return for bolstering a rebellion. Audra will fight tooth and limb to reach her sister, but if she doesn't successfully navigate the new world of the power-hungry and the dead, she could lose her to either side.

What happens when you stop running from zombies and start chasing them? Taking the zombie genre in a new and unexpected direction, Chasing a Cure is an undead ride with thrilling twists. Buy now.

©2017 Rebekah Hamrick (P)2019 Rebekah Hamrick

good read

struggles of a young girl torn between family and survival. well written and enjoyable read. worth the time!

Good stuff

I loved the book. It’s really intense. The narrator has an enchanting voice, and hearing her deliver the narration about zombies and running is a perfect balance. 5/5

Some interesting ideas but falls kind of flat

Some interesting ideas presented in this story such as bounty hunting zombies and the book is not bad, but overall it's not very compelling. None of the villains including the zombies ever feel like much of a true threat and the plot had a very convenient course without much doubt that any given obstacle would be overcome; the heroine and her accomplice are even able to routinely run marathon distances without much consequence. At several points I contemplated stopping, but I saw it all the way through - while there was somewhat of a twist at the end, it's not motivating me to continue on to the next book at this point. The narration did not help.