The Remaining: Fractured

This is the fourth book in the bestselling Remaining series, telling a gritty tale of survival, perseverance and the fight to get back what has been lost.

A SOLDIER’S MISSION IN A WORLD GONE TO HELL: SURVIVE, RESCUE, REBUILD

This is the destiny of those who stand for others.

Their honour will be bought in blood and pain.

The Camp Ryder Hub is broken. Captain Lee Harden is nowhere to be found, and his allies are scattered across the state, each of them learning that their missions will not be as easy as they thought. Inside the walls of Camp Ryder, a silent war is brewing between those few that still support Lee’s vision of rebuilding and the majority who support Jerry’s desire for isolation. But this war will not remain silent for long. And in this savage world, everyone will have to make a choice.

Reviews

"At one stage in this novel there are 5 different characters to follow all having separate adventures and each one is just as exciting to read about as the others. There is none of the disappointment that arises in some authors work where they turn away from a particular character to catch up with another and the reader is just going through motions until they get back to the main event. Here the whole tale is breathlessly entertaining."

-Amazon Reviewer

"A lucky find, these books are a fantastic read and the struggle of humans overcoming the lack of civilization and the pretty scary infected is brilliantly portrayed. These books are adrenaline packed with not a lot of slush but with a great fast pace. They seem the most "realistic" if you like of this end of the world genre. Have recently read all the Wool/silo and Passage books, the remaining is head and shoulders more exciting!!!"

-Amazon Reviewer

"This series is what The Walking Dead should have been. My biggest love for these books is really the difference between them and other zombie books/shows. Let's stick with TWD though. There are some legitimate deaths there, but if we're honest, there are some BS deaths in that show. I can't tell you how many times I've watched a character die to a zombie and been disappointed in its execution (double meaning there I guess). In the remaining series, even at the end of book four there are deaths, but at no point have I called BS on any of them. Sure, some have sucked, but it didn't feel like the author was killing someone just to "get the reader/watcher". It's just done so well. Crap, I bought the Harden series without finishing The Remaining series first. I'm all in at this point."

-Amazon Reviewer

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