Lee Argus

I enjoyed this book from the getgo. The description of the book, from the description of zombies to survival, all sounded intriguing. But, as the book was being read, it began to read more like the Walking Dead than anything. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it read a little too similar for my tastes. I liked that Kurus were the explanation, instead of zombies, and I liked that it wasn't zombies specifically. The characters were connectable, I just wish we would have found out more about our main character before the end of the book. I liked the development, but the story was too similar to something already done for me.… (lisätietoja)

My full Road to Nowhere review can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.

Going into an audiobook, for me, with expectations is a dangerous thing. Almost setting it up to fail without even knowing that, and I think I did that here. Road to Nowhere I found to be slow-moving, juvenile, easy listening (Meaning nothing disturbing) and a bit on the bland side. The biggest part of the story is John Doe trying to figure out who and what he was, while dealing with a world that doesn't seem right. As always a band of survivors forms and they travel the contaminated world seeking answers. The "zombies" here were referred to as Kurus, which made sense, just not what I wanted, they were essentially people turned psychotic that could smell you out. Even though this was not my favorite find in the genre I will keep my ears open to my stories by Argus as I think he could make something amazing.

Audiobook provided for review by the publisher.… (lisätietoja)