The Risen: Remnants

The Risen: Remnants is the third zombie apocalypse book in The Risen series by author Marie F Crow. This book is a complete story unto itself. Readers of Marie F Crow's previous series titles, The Risen: Dawning and The Risen: Margaret, will find a new cast of characters from the same region following the same timeline as The Risen: Dawning.


The cast of Remnants provides a compelling story as the reader is once again introduced to the zombies of The Risen, and the dynamics of the choices people make when confronted with their own mortality in an apocalyptic world.


The main character, Beth Clark, is a single mother who, along with her daughter Genny, experience unimaginable horrors. This book is told from Beth Clark's point of view as she details the events as they unfold.


Synopsis:


Beth Clark lives of the edge of an abyss. Everyday is spent fighting for her survival and the survival of her teen daughter, Genny. Their lives have been shattered by a vaccine that was supposed to have been a modern miracle. A vaccine that is turning the living into monstrosities of their former selves.


Now, only remnants remain of their past lives. Mother and daughter will struggle to survive with what this new world holds for them as they discover the dawning of The Risen.


Comments from fans about Marie F Crow's zombie apocalypse series:


"FINALLY!!!!! A zombie story that I LIKE!!!!"


"Freakishly awesome!"


"From the beginning to the end...THIS is an amazing zombie apoc story."


"With zombie books, one of the greatest pleasures is to be able to get that chill up your spine as you embrace the apocalyptic chaos and atmosphere of death, destruction and despair. That is exactly what Crow does here, she paints the sublime with her words and in doing so creates a lovely and violent story where you can feel each chapter viscerally through her deep descriptions."


"It's well written with vivid imagery, strong dialogue, memorable characters and a plot that builds upon the last novel in the series in a wonderful way. Overall, I sincerely enjoyed 'The Risen: Remnants' and am eager for more in the series."



"The Risen: Remnants stands as a study of humanity, both at its worst and best, written by someone who has an incredible understanding of the human condition. The people you meet are not archetypes, but everyone will recognize part of themselves in each character."