Review : Mortality

 

 

Mortality

Kellie Sheridan

Patchwork Press

 

After surviving a deadly plague outbreak, sixteen-year-old Savannah thought she had lived through the very worst of human history. There was no way to know that the miracle vaccine would put everyone at risk for a fate worse than un-death.

Now, two very different kinds of infected walk the Earth, intent on nothing but feeding and destroying what little remains of civilization. When the inoculated are bitten, infection means watching on in silent horror as self-control disappears and the idea of feasting on loved ones becomes increasingly hard to ignore.

Starving and forced to live inside of the abandoned high school, all Savannah wants is the chance to fight back. When a strange boy arrives with a plan to set everything right, she gets her chance. Meeting Cole changes everything. Mere survival will never be enough......

 

 

My Review: This was a great book zombies with a twist was. This book focused more on the survivors than killing zombies. I found this a refreshing take on the zombie phenom that seem to be running in YA now. This is another book I like because it is told in two perspectives. I love seeing the story unfold in two peoples eyes not just one. I also love how their story intersect. I think this book is well written and flows wonderfully. I love the characters and the strength they have even through horrible times. I look forward to reading this series to see how it ends.