Survival After The Zombie Apocalypse [Kindle Edition]

This is by far the better of the two books. The first book is "20 Years After The Zombie Apocalypse" it is a book about how a young girl has survived in the harsh environments trying to avoid the infected zombie hordes that roam the earth. The book is quite sad but none the less has quite a good storyline.

The second book "Survival After The Zombie Apocalypse" is more current. This book goes down the same lines as the "Day By Day Armageddon" and "Thunder and Ashes" books. Its about one of the survivors (Konnor Roland) from the first book and it tells how he has survived from the beginning of the outbreak. Konner was in the first book and it tells how he survived alone after loosing his friends. This book is a good read on its own without having to read the first instalment. The two books cross over a few times but there is no direct reference in either book that would confuse anyone.
Basically everything in this book is what every zombie fan wants.

The only thing that I could have improved on in this book was that some of the things were a bit predictable, but that can be said for a lot of these kind of books.

This book is a easy read and well written. For the kindle price of £1.53 you cant go wrong.

Told through alternating present day and flashbacks, Survival After the Zombie Apocalypse is the story of Konnor, who, 20 years after the zombapocalypse, is living in relative peace one of the last strongholds of humanity. However things are about to take a sinister turn when the water purifier buried deep beneath the ground in a former government military bunker breaks down, threatening to spread the zombie virus through the survivor community.

Although Harri from 20 Years After the Zombie Apocalypse is briefly mentioned, this book also functions as a stand-alone. The story of Konnor is barely touched upon in 20 Years After the Zombie Apocalypse and equally in Survival After the Zombie Apocalypse, Harri plays a very minor part.

Survival After the Zombie Apocalypse is non-stop action and packs a lot of punch in a very short space of time (140 pages on my Sony reader), and the tension is high during the present day scenes, but I found the flashbacks to be most interesting - learning about how Konnor made it through the zombapocalypse and met up with the band of survivors he now lives with.

One problem I did have with this book was the stilted dialogue. Particularly noticeable in the beginning, characters speak very formally, using full words such as I will instead of I'll and we will instead of we'll - which didn't exactly sit right with me, particularly during scenes where the survivors are being hunted by the undead - I definitely would have been speaking in contractions with zombie teeth snapping at my ankles!

Otherwise this is a good zombie tale - the underground scenes are very creepy and there is an interesting science-y (yeah, that's my word, OK?!) explanation for the virus which also ends the book nicely.

This is my second Lee Emerick book and this one was even better then the first "20 years after the zombie apocalypse". In Survival after the zombie apocalypse we follow Konnor Roland (who had a small part in the first book), the story picks up almost immediately after the events in the first book with Harri. Konnor now lives with a group of survivors in an old research facility compound, they have protection and fresh water and some supplies to manage to keep a small community going. Thanks to Doctor Shayne who keeps a tight rein on hygiene and keeping the zombie virus out of the community, they have managed to thrive and new children miraculously have been born. Konnor is now married with children of his own. All seems to be going very well, with fewer and fewer Zombies being found outside and less infections, until the community's fresh water supply is compromised by the Zombie virus and it now falls on the shoulders of Konnor to travel down into the underground depths of the facility laboratories to find the water purifiers and restore fresh water. Unknown to Konnor there are horrors waiting underground.......

I really, really enjoyed this second book, even better than the first, full of suspense and kept me enthralled right up to the last page. brilliant and nice ending too!

I'm not enjoying this as much as 20 Years After The Zombie Apocalypse mainly because of the grammatical and spelling errors. It definitely needs re-editing, I'm spending more time mentally correcting the book than actually enjoying it :(

A nice idea. I thoroughly enjoyed the way it flicked between the past and present. A enjoyable read for the money.

I had a huge issue with the mutiple spelling and grammatical errors throughout the book. I can normally ignore one or two but this was riddled with them. I came close to stopping reading at a number of points.

A very disappointing read. Riddled with too many very basic spelling and grammatical errors, that give it an amateurish, slipshod, feel. The story line too is pretty creaky and there are whole sections that have obviously been copied and pasted in from the first book and where you can see the join. I put it down so many times and really struggled to finish it and when I eventually did, I wished I hadn't bothered.