The Infects by Beaudoin Sean

The Infects

by Beaudoin Sean

Sixteen-year-old Nick "Nero" Sole is stuck in the woods with the other kids who have survived when zombies attack and their horror-movie nightmares come to life.

Seventeen-year-old Nero, stuck in the wilderness with other juvenile delinquents, find that his counselors have turned into flesh-eating maniacs and are now chowing down on his fellow miscreants. The plot contains pervasive profanity and violence.

Reviewed by elvinagb on

4 of 5 stars

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This zombirific novel at once pays tribute to the classic zombie genre and also manages to make fun of the idea of brain eating, shambling, flesh chompers.
Seventeen year old Nick is the sole provider of his small family. His sister needs her monthly meds and his father has lost his job as a researcher at a chicken processing plant. Nick gets himself a job at the plant his father was fired from and it isn't long before he finds himself on his way to an "inward bound" camp for young delinquents.
Nick and his fellow campers soon find them selves on the run from a hoard of "infects" which only one thing on the non-minds.
With a cast of very twisted characters and an unexpected villain, this novel is a real statement on our craving for blood and gore on the big and little screen. I may never eat chicken nuggets again either.

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