Snatchers series by Shaun Whittington (Vol. 3 Box Set #7-9, Novella, Book 12 & Vol. 4 Box Set #10-12)
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Overview: Shaun lives in the south of England, has two dogs, one cat and a wife to look after. He started writing short stories for anthology books and an Australian magazine, before turning to books. Although his more noticeable work is the Snatchers series, he also writes stand-alone novels and some of them are free. He is in his late thirties and will not stop writing until the arthritis kicks in.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Vol. 3 (Books 7-9): The seventh, eighth and ninth week of the apocalypse is here, and our group of survivors from Vince’s camp are trying to settle in. But not everyone has welcomed them with open arms.
The Dead Don’t Yield (Book 7)
The seventh week of the apocalypse is here, and our group of survivors from Vince’s camp are trying to settle in. But not everyone has welcomed them with open arms. Meanwhile, a run that goes horribly wrong forces Pickle, Vince and members from the Sandy Lane camp to go out looking for a missing member which results in abject failure and further headaches. Inside the camp, more problems arrive. Kyle Dickson has trouble settling in as he becomes the victim of bullying, which his father is unaware of, and Karen Bradley has a dark secret that she is hiding from Pickle. The residents of the Sandy Lane Camp are also unaware of a danger from the outside, not from the dead, but from three individuals led by sociopath, Theodore "The Bear"’ Davidson. The residents of the Sandy Lane Camp are being watched, and an attack is only days away.
The Dead Don’t Play (Book 8)
We’re into week eight, and after a quiet few days the Sandy Lane camp is plunged into turmoil over the weekend after a robbery from outsiders, which includes a death of a guard. The day after sees more misery for the residents. On the morning, another death hits the camp, but this time it’s from a Snatcher that appears to have got into the camp, spreading panic throughout. Whilst Pickle, Bentley, Lee and Rick are out on the easiest and danger-free run they’ve ever been on, Karen Bradley and Sheryl have to resort to drastic measures to look for a friend, bumping into two strange females on their travels. But there’s more danger to come for our survivors. A threat hangs over the camp, and it’s not just the dead that the residents have to be afraid of. This story contains twists and surprises, and will be leaving you wanting for book nine.
The Dead Don’t Scream (Book 9)
Week nine, and our survivors face a new challenge, forcing them to decide what would be for the best for their future. Leaving Sandy Lane, or stay? There are options, but which is the correct one to take for the residents? Pickle, Karen, Vince and the rest have to ponder and decide whether to start a new chapter in their apocalyptic lives, but they know that wherever they go, whether it’s the dead or the living, new threats are always present. But not every group of people have turned bad over the last two months or so. Elsewhere, Elza and Ophelia have challenges of their own and break their code of ‘walking alone’ and both welcome a stranger into their small pack when the individual turns up at just the right time, whilst out looking for supplies. Overall, who is going to survive and who is going to die? Pickle, Karen, Bentley, Vince, Paul, Stephanie, Sheryl, Lee, Daniel, Rick, Elza and Ophelia … will they all survive? Let’s find out, shall we?
The Girl with the Flying Saucer Eyes (Novella)
Set in the Snatchers world, The Girl with the Flying Saucer Eyes tells us the story of Shaun Peterson. After six months into the zombie apocalypse, Shaun is at the end of his tether, mentally drained and hungry. He hasn’t seen his wife and kids since the day of the announcement. Hiding from the new and horrific world, six months later, Shaun decides to scavenge from his neighbours but with little success. He then comes across a little girl in his garden. She’s dead, one of the dead, but being starved of company for months, Shaun decides not to kill her. His life changes a day later when another female turns up, a living one this time, and both get acquainted. Eventually, after meeting up with another survivor, the painful decision of leaving his family home is something that has to be done. But Shaun Peterson leaving his home turns out to be the least of his worries.
The Dead Don’t Yell (Book 12)
It’s the twelfth week, and our survivors of Colwyn Place are crestfallen. The street is desperate for numbers after Drake’s attack, so a plan to send somebody to recruit outsiders is hatched, as well as another supply run that is orchestrated by Elza Crowe, Ophelia White and young Stephanie Perkins. Both missions go wrong, and just when Pickle, Karen, Vince and the rest think they have hit rock bottom, an offer from an unlikely source appears, splitting the residents in two. Do the people leave and go elsewhere, or do they try and rebuild?
Vol. 4 (Books 10-12): The tenth, eleventh and twelfth week of the apocalypse.
The Dead Don’t Care (Book 10)
Week ten is upon our group in this bleak apocalyptic world, and a series of runs occur, with our heroes involved, one going smoother than the other. As Karen, Pickle, Vince and Paul settle in and get used to the new place, it appears that not everybody is pleased with their arrival. Some of the residents of Colwyn Place are growing concerned about the behaviour of new resident Paul Dickson. Despite Karen, Vince and Pickle fighting his corner, it seems that a few have already made up their mind and want him out. As the unrest is occurring, the residents of Colwyn Place are unaware that a new threat is looming, something they have never experienced before, and their way of life and their lives in general could be at serious risk.
The Dead Don’t Knock (Book 11)
The eleventh week is upon our group of survivors and the danger is not letting up for Pickle, Karen, Vince and the rest. Colwyn Place has had a few days of peace since the spotting of the four bikers, and are visited in person by some of the gang. After the visit turning ugly, the street experiences something that is new to the residents and ends up putting the place under a cloud of depression and fear. Just as they begin to pick up the pieces, our survivors are visited once more. After a run-in with another gang member, the visit was expected. Their visitor is no other than Drake himself, as well as many gang members. A lot of the hiding residents from Colwyn Place fear the worst, but are surprised that Drake and three others are the only ones to enter the street, whilst the others linger behind the gate. Pickle wants a peaceful solution and no more lives lost, and surprisingly, so does Drake. On one condition…
The Dead Don’t Yell (Book 12)
It’s the twelfth week, and our survivors of Colwyn Place are crestfallen. The street is desperate for numbers after Drake’s attack, so a plan to send somebody to recruit outsiders is hatched, as well as another supply run that is orchestrated by Elza Crowe, Ophelia White and young Stephanie Perkins. Both missions go wrong, and just when Pickle, Karen, Vince and the rest think they have hit rock bottom, an offer from an unlikely source appears, splitting the residents in two. Do the people leave and go elsewhere, or do they try and rebuild?
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Vol’s 1 & 2 Box Sets (Books 1-6): https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1293&t=1264756
Book 10: https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1293&t=1823013
Book 11: https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1293&t=2051005
