Them or Us
A Novel
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3,8 • 32 đánh giá
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In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by nuclear winter, the war between Haters and Unchanged reaches its climactic end.
The once-thriving cities now lie in ruins, and survival is a daily struggle for both Haters and Unchanged alike. Hinchcliffe, the ruthless leader of the Haters, has established a harsh and unforgiving society on the East Coast, where one's place is determined by their willingness to fight.
Danny McCoyne, thanks to his unique ability to hold the Hate and hunt down the remaining Unchanged, has secured a privileged position in Hinchcliffe's army. As the enemy's numbers dwindle, the pressure on McCoyne intensifies, thrusting him into the heart of a decisive confrontation that will shape the future of all those left alive in this dystopian world.
In the pulse-pounding conclusion to the HATER trilogy, author David Moody delivers a post-apocalyptic horror novel that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. Them or Us is a must-read for fans of apocalyptic fiction, offering a chilling glimpse into a world torn apart and the desperate fight for survival that follows.
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In Moody's bleak concluding volume to his apocalyptic Hater trilogy, the ferociously violent Haters continue to try to wipe out the Unchanged, those people who made it through the cataclysm without resorting to force in the previous books, Hater and Dog Blood. With the Unchanged's chances for survival dwindling rapidly, someone has ordered nuclear strikes that obliterate all of England's major cities. If the goal was to decimate the Haters and give the Unchanged a new lease on life, the ploy failed. In the aftermath of the nuclear winter, Danny McCoyne, a Hater who's able to control his aggressive urges, has found a haven in the coastal town of Lowestoft, ruled by a vicious dictator named Hinchcliffe. Hinchcliffe exploits McCoyne's special status to search out the few remaining pockets of the Unchanged. Solid prose keeps the action moving, but the unremitting darkness of this horror thriller won't be for everyone.
