Ferocious

By: Jeff Strand

Narrated by: Scott Thomas

From the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Haunted Forest Tour and Wolf Hunt comes another action-packed over-the-top creature feature!

Rusty Moss has raised his niece Mia since she was a baby. Now that she's almost 18, he's worried that the life he's given her - living off the grid in a cabin deep in the woods - is holding her back from her full potential. But that angst gets pushed aside when the undead forest animals arrive.

At first it's just a squirrel - shockingly violent and almost impossible to kill. Followed by a grizzly bear, also aggressive and resilient, even when point-blank shotgun blasts to the face are involved.

Now the cabin is surrounded by all manner of zombie creatures. Rusty and Mia have no way to call for help. The truck that could take them to safety is three miles away, stuck in the mud.

But Rusty and Mia have their courage. They have their wits. And, most importantly, they have an ax and a fully fueled chainsaw...

©2019 Jeff Strand (P)2019 Jeff Strand

great b movie horror fest

I love Jeff Strand, so it's difficult for me to not like one of his books. This is a great, fun read. Twist on the zombie story and great fun. If you are looking for something long and dull like a Nicholas Sparks novel - keep looking. If you're looking for something that's like drinking a cold chocolate milkshake on a hot day - this is for you.

I requested this copy of the audiobook and have voluntarily left this review

Christmas Vacation Squirrel becomes undead

Squirrel! Normally not a terrifying word to scream out, but this is the day the squirrel went berserk in the old wood cabin the end of the world started. You basically have an isolationist misanthrope forced to raise his niece out in the middle of nowhere when undead animals start going crazy and forcing the two to try to survive. Odd how funny the book can be at times considering the topic, but it is.

I loved the work Thomas did on this, some great voices and he flips from funny to fearful faster than Ash in Evil Dead.

Loooooooved this book. Do a puma check before reading.

Fun, but don't expect it to be too serious

This was a fun story that I really enjoyed. The main characters and their love for each other make this a surprisingly heartwarming tale of zombie animals. Don't go into it expecting a serious and terrifying novel. It's just a quick fun trip through a zombified version of the Hundred Acre Wood. It's not perfect, but it is entertaining.

Rusty vs. Evil Dead... Animals.

Let me begin this review by saying I received a promo code for a free copy and I am leaving an honestly review at my own choice.

This was a fun little read, not very long but I enjoyed ever bit of it. It was an interesting concept. My only gripe was Rusty and his neice seemed to take on way too much and escaped seemingly impossible odds. But that doesn't make this a bad book by any means. I do recommend this book for a fun undead animal experience! Reminds my of Ash vs. Evil Dead with the use of the chainsaw. Love it!

zombie animals

loved the dry humor and interplay between the characters. good read and highly recommend this book.