A Place Outside The Wild by Daniel HumphreysMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
There are more zombie novels out there than the shambling dead they contain.
However Humphreys' take on a popular genre held my attention for its focus on survivors, their psychological strain, PTSD and myriad other woes besetting a handful of humans and the simple life they've built in a small compound, eight years after the rise of zombies.
Like circling sharks, the undead wander the compound's perimeter, hungering for human flesh, patient, omnipresent. At the same time, interior conflicts such as murder and drug addiction combine to erode the community's survival odds.
Good action and plenty of it keep this tale moving along.
Definitely worth a read.
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