The Last Bastion of the Living: A Futuristic Zombie Novel
The Bastion was humanity’s last hope against the fearsome undead creatures known as the Inferi Scourge. A fortified city with a high wall, surrounded by lush land rich with all the resources needed to survive, protected by high mountain summits, and a massive gate to secure the only pass into the...
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The Bastion was humanity’s last hope against the fearsome undead creatures known as the Inferi Scourge. A fortified city with a high wall, surrounded by lush land rich with all the resources needed to survive, protected by high mountain summits, and a massive gate to secure the only pass into the valley, the Bastion became the last stronghold of the living on earth. But one fateful day, the gate failed and the Inferi Scourge destroyed the human settlements outside the walls and trapped the survivors inside the city. Now decades later, the last remaining humans are struggling to survive in a dying city as resources and hope dwindle. Vanguard Maria Martinez has lived her whole life within the towering walls of steel. She yearns for a life away from the overcrowded streets, rolling blackouts, and food shortages, but there is no hope for anyone as long as the Inferi Scourge howl outside the high walls. Her only refuge from the daily grind is in the arms of her lover, Dwayne Reichardt, an officer in the Bastion Constabulary. Both are highly-decorated veterans of the last disastrous push against the Inferi Scourge. Their secret affair is her only happiness. Then one day Maria is summoned to meet with a mysterious representative from the Science Warfare Division and is offered the opportunity to finally destroy the Inferi Scourge in the valley and close the gate. The rewards of success are great, but she will have to sacrifice everything, possibly even her life, to accomplish the ultimate goal of securing the future of humanity and saving it from extinction.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781475206319 (1475206313)
ASIN: 1475206313
Publish date: June 12th 2012
Publisher: Rhiannon Frater
Pages no: 375
Edition language: English
No. Just no. Since I suck at reviews I'll just link to this one that says everything I feel about this book:https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/363630909?book_show_action=true&page=1
Audiobook. I love this author's other books and when I saw there was a new one I was really excited. The narrator [author:Kristin Allison|6553664] seemed a little stilted in the beginning but then got her groove and did a really good job. She did well with male voices, not so much accents. The story...
More Reviews:**I received an eARC of this book through Netgalley from Indie Inked in exchange for an honest review. In no way does that effect the thoughts and opinions voiced here. I did not get paid in any way to write this review.** REVIEW I had forgotten how much I love stand alone books! It...
A perfect zombie book that has so much more going for it than just zombies!!! I saw a review of this book on a friends book blog site and it looked really good so I thought I'd give it a try and wow The Last Bastion of the Living was literally a perfect futuristic zombie book. This was my first bo...
I blame it on Trudi.I started off rather indifferently, forcing myself through the opening scene of a troop of young recruits heading into battle against the living dead, otherwise known as the Inferi Scrouge. It's a powerful visual image (which is why it is used in combat movies) but there isn't e...