Dead Highways: Origins (Volume 1), by Richard Brown
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"A journey of epic proportions, Dead Highways delivers a unique and humorous character-driven tale of post-apocalyptic fiction, all told by an unforgettable narrator." Book 1 in the Dead Highways series Born in a secret government laboratory in Nevada, the virus took less than a week to put over ninety percent of the world's population in a coma...but not Jimmy. He's one of the lucky few immune to the infection. Together with a diverse group of survivors, Jimmy must pick up the pieces of his shattered life and learn to cope with the sudden death of civilization. And things are about to get a lot worse. Without warning, the infected wake and begin migrating west in massive herds, killing any remaining survivors that cross their path. But where are the infected going, and what is guiding them? Can Jimmy and his new friends stay alive long enough to discover the shocking truth that waits at the end of these dead highways?
Dead Highways: Origins (Volume 1), by Richard Brown - Amazon Sales Rank: #3317965 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-28
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.00" h x .68" w x 5.25" l, .68 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 270 pages
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About the Author Richard is married with a son and daughter. He currently lives in Florida. When he's not banging his head on the keyboard trying to make sentences out of words, he enjoys spending time with his family, studying philosophy and economics, and writing music.Visit richardbrownbooks.com to sign up for new release updates.Connect with Richard:Facebook: Richard Brown BooksTwitter @DeadHighways
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37 of 38 people found the following review helpful. Worth the wait. By D. Hoffsett I read a lot of zombie books/stories and over time I have found I can group them into 3 categories. First category, the original outbreak or shortly there after, we get to see patient zero, or at least the first several victims, and our faithful hero must navigate his way through by himself or with a group, zombies are a main character as a whole, and there is a lot of action. Second category, main focus is on a group of survivors and their interaction. There is always a bad guy or group of bad guys that the "heroes" must face against. The zombies themselves are more of a background character, something for the "heroes" to run away from or fight when they bad guys aren't around. The third category takes place after the zombie threat has been eradicated, or years after the main event. Most of the focus is on rebuilding society, or the last stand of the few who are left. This series falls comfortably into the first category (my favorite). The zombies are the alive, fast, and semi-intelligent/group consciousness variety, which I find more interesting than the slow and stupid (although if it ever happens for real, I'm team slow and stupid all the way!). The main protagonist is Jimmy, a naive guy in his early 20's who lives with his grandmother and has sort of floated through life, not really making an impact on anyone, and with no real goals of his own short of being left alone to read. The sickness, and eventual zombies, have forced him to wake up and fight for himself and others, bringing out the best in him. I think what I like about Jimmy most is he's still the sweet bumbling nerd we meet at the beginning, but is trying his best to figure things out. In other words, a real person, this is not one of those stories where the main protagonist discovers he is some kind of zombie killing superhero. The group Jimmy is traveling with is a good mix of odd and "normal" (a prostitute, survivalist, police officer, a baby, etc.). Episode 1 introduces us to the main characters and the first stage of the sickness; the pace really picks up in Episodes 2 & 3 once the zombies wake up and start heading west, attacking everyone along the way. Overall, while this isn't the best series I've ever read, it's certainly better than most. There's just something about it that makes me want to know what happens next, and why they're drawn west.
35 of 43 people found the following review helpful. A story in fast forward full of pop-culture By Txfirefighter I was given a copy of this book to read an write an honest review.I guess with time and many books read one comes to appreciate a really good book. A story that can transport the mind to a new place and introduce the reader to new people. I also guess that over time my taste in fiction has become rather picky. If Dead Highways were one of the first stories I picked up when I was young then yes, I would have loved it. There are some good moments and I even laughed at the authors use of humor. However it could hardly pique my interest. This is not to say the author did a bad job; merely that this level of writing is somewhat elementary. (I like complex stories.)For starters the story is was to fast. Fast paced action is good but not on every page. I feel time needed to slow down or the reader is going to get burned out. This leads to another flaw. Lack of depth. This is with character, plot, setting or detail. There is good action and cool infected but I could not appriciate them because everything went by in a blur. The author describes scenes in a few sentences often with a pop-culture reference. When it reads "the scene reminds me of War of the Worlds" I immediately think of well, War of the Worlds, not Dead Highway.And this leads to another flaw. Pop-culture is way over used. Having the main character compare himself to Rick Grimes (Walking Dead hero) is unoriginal and a bit distasteful. This is a draw-back of writing a zombie (or zombie-esque) story where the characters already know what a zombie is. It seems the author wanted so bad to be the creator of The Walking Dead (or a character in the story) that he referenced it twelve times. Start fresh with your story and introduce it into a 'Walking Dead' free world. Numerous other pop-culture references filled the story and really threw me off so if this bothers you as well, stay away.*I think I'll mention that if you have not started The Walking Dead series/books and plan to then don't read Dead Highways as he gives away the ending of season two. Or hurry and finish so there is no shock and disappointment.*It might seem that I hated this book or that it's horrible; it isn't. The dialog is good. It's hard enough writing how people talk on a day-to-day basis. The quick witty converstaions and short sentences between the characters fit. It's also no easy task to start with an idea and see it through until finish. The author deserves credit for the completion. However a few more months of thought and more pages of brainstorming could have helped this story become something more.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful. A great new series! By Annette L. Evans I read each of these episodes as they were released. I stumbled upon Dead Highways Episode 1 while doing a search for something new to read. Boy, I am so glad that I found it!The reader is drawn into the life of the lead character, Jimmy. We get a birds eye view of his neighborhood and its inhabitants. When something happens that drastically changes the world, Jimmy must learn to open up his small world and let other survivors in.The action really picks up in episodes 2 & 3. Jimmy and the other characters are put in dangerous situations where they must rely on each other. And the cliffhangers for episodes 2 & 3 are awesome. I, for one, cannot wait for episode 4 to be released!!!If you enjoy post-apocalyptic stories, you will enjoy this. I highly recommend this series!
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