Claws. Books 1 & 2.

By: Ricky Sides

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This set contains both Claws and Claws 2. The total word count of the two books is 196,000. Claws is horror slash technothriller oriented. Claws 2 is more post apocalyptic in nature, and is heavily illustrated with photographs.Review of Claws:"This is the sort of book that sets a new standard for horror novels. The question though one must ask themselves is which is the greater monsters, the mutant cats rats and dogs or the humans that developed the food? The greatest compliment i can give this book is that when i stopped by my sisters house and her cats came running up i had to tell myself it was just a story before i would open the truck door."Claws description:Alcorn Corp. is working with an experimental cat food laced with hormones and appetite enhancers. The food causes cats to grow and exhibit extremely aggressive behavior. When the test animals are released, a few people try to prevent them from killing people in a small city. But when the formula is stolen and sold to enemy nations the genie is out of the bottle, and nothing will ever be the same. Review of Claws 2:"I cannot say enough good things about this book. The author was very knowledgeable with the subject matter involved. The characters were likable, as well as well rounded. And the story was just a fantastic story. It is a different take on the post apocalyptic genre that I have grown to love." "The story is set in a world that has been ravaged by mankind's folly in using biological warfare, which backfires, turning nature against humans. A mixed group of military and civilians trek across the country in an attempt to save the world.""I am absolutely looking forward to reading more works by this author, and highly recommend you also do so."Claws 2 description:For generations, writers, intellectuals, politicians, and military officers had speculated that World War III would be fought with nuclear weapons. They were wrong.

Pleasantly Surprised

Didn't expect a whole lot, Thought I'd be lucky if it was anything similar to David Wong books. I'm happy to say that I found Claws to be a bit more sophisticated. A good plausible storyline & sincere character development, it was easy to get involved/ invested. (I do think the love interests moved at a creepy fast, psycho love-bombing speed, but that quickly leveled out.)
Wish I wasn't so near the end. Would love to continue the story!