A deadly disease strikes the United States. Ninety percent of the population will die. Several people must come together to protect a woman named Tony who holds the key to stopping the disease. Against Tony and her protectors are those who caught the disease and lived. These people are deranged and will do anything to stop her.
Outnumbered a thousand to one, will Tony’s protectors get to her in time?
Mr. Baker lives in a remote area of Southern West Virginia along the Kentucky/Virginia border with his wife Connie, two dogs and three cats. He retired from the Phone Company in 1999 and started writing full time. This will be his fifth published novel since retiring. He is an avid reader of general fiction, romance, fantasy, and horror novels.
The world is pretty much the way it is now. 80-90% of the people are violent evil nuther truckers. There's only one hope left. So being opposed by a crazy 2 minded self-aware computer and gangs of violent thugs (the violence described is gratuitous and kind of original the sex scenes are at best comical and if i hadn't read the authors bio I would have thought he was a 6th grader.) anyway I am caught up in the story and I like that there is so many open holes in the story that we just pass by and should just ignore. Don't think too much just read.
It was quite some time I didn't read such a ridiculously written book. The plot is fairly bad, the naming of the characters is ridiculous, there is no depth whatsoever. Feels like it's written by a teenager with a penchant for dreaming of weapons and apocalypse. I know is sound pissed off at the book and I am sorry, but i feel robbed of several reading evenings.