Zompoc Survivor: Inferno

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“Take care of my little girl.” The last words Karl Weiss said to him before he sacrificed himself are still fresh in Dave Stewart’s mind after he crashes in Kansas City. With only the contents of his cache tube, his wits and two Marines to help him, he is determined to keep the promise he made to Amy’s parents, and get her safely out of the zombie infested inferno they find themselves in. All that stands between the four survivors and freedom are millions of zombies, ghouls with terrifying mutations, a cult leader bent on ruling the city with an iron fist and a river with almost no way across.
Along the way, he will uncover more about the Asura virus, reunite with old friends, find unexpected allies and learn things about himself that will change his life forever. But even in the depths of Hell, an old enemy hunts him. Can Dave lead those who have put their faith in him out of the inferno without getting burned?

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Books by Ben Reeder:
     The Demon's Apprentice
     The Page of Swords
     Vision Quest
     Charm School
In Absentia
    The Verge Walker: Book 1
Zombies by Ben Reeder:
     Zompoc Survivor: Exodus
     Zompoc Survivor : Inferno
     Zompoc Survivor: Odyssey
     Ash Fall
     The Gathering Horde

Praise For Zompoc Survivor: Inferno

Now that's even better!
By Michael Tuccillo on February 16, 2015
This second book is better than the first! Story telling is awesome and the characters think, and do beyond the normal zombie story. They aren't just supporting characters, but better yet, people with brains and thought. Great job! And there's some original thought in a very crowded field of zombie apocalyptic themes. There's something more sinister going on as well as good, coming from certain people. This adds a new dementia to the story which moves it from just a good story, to a great story. Can't wait for the next!!

Lights, Blood, Action
By Alan M. Kumashiro on January 9, 2015
Hands down one of my favorite zombie authors from a military and shooter's stand point. The action is crisp and spine tingling with heart felt moments of humanity. The writing is economical, not a lot of foo-foo doubting of my manhood, religion, liberalism philsophy. The characters do what must be done to survive without a lot faux debate. Liberals will hate me for this review so what. I'm a gun-toting Neanderthal who loves good action stories.