AUTHOR: Simon Carr
PUBLISHED BY: Simon Carr
This horror comedy story is as
ridiculous as Carr’s previous tales; this one describes how a plague is
spreading across the world; hero Barry and girlfriend Myffanie need to somehow
save the market value of the house they purchased in Ptthwit five years earlier
by battling a zombie apocalypse whilst at the same time somehow making an
effort to save the planet.
A zombie horde is overrunning the
village due to an accident in a nearby cosmetics laboratory; the entire planet could
be over-run if they aren’t stopped or worse still, it could completely wipe out
the extra value Barry's garage extension put onto their property.
Readers who enjoy crude humour, dry
satire, talking cows and two of the dumbest heroes ever, will enjoy this foray
into the bizarre world of author, Carr.
This humorous story appears to be a satire
aimed at the government’s mishandling of the Coronavirus pandemic and as such
it is an interesting well-written story with a diverse approach, likening it to
a zombie outbreak.
Regular readers of Carr’s books will be
thoroughly immersed in the plot and will enjoy the humour, the characters and
the dialogue. It is well-paced and well-structured. Unfortunately, the copy I have uses a type
face which is very difficult to read and could be off-putting for some readers.
Reviewer - Anne Pritchard
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