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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780955005121
ISBN: 0955005124
Label: INFECTED BOOKS
Manufacturer: INFECTED BOOKS
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 280
Publication Date: January 06, 2005
Publisher: INFECTED BOOKS
Sales Rank: 511277
Studio: INFECTED BOOKS
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
David Moody brings the AUTUMN trilogy to a stunning conclusion.
The survivors from AUTUMN: THE CITY are imprisoned in an underground base, trapped between the door to the outside world and the sealed entrance to the airtight cocoon where hundreds of soldiers sit and wait.
The crowd of bodies on the surface continues to grow in size, drawn there by the heat, light and noise occasionally produced by the people buried underground beneath their rotting feet. The sheer mass of shuffling figures and decaying flesh above them begins to cause problems for the military with vents and exhaust shafts becoming blocked and useless. Soldiers are sent above ground to begin clearing the bodies away.
Encouraged by a relatively successful first strike which is met with little resistance from the corpses, the officers order their troops to the surface again, this time to destroy them all.
Trapped in the middle of a long and bloody battle between the military and the dead, the survivors' safety is compromised and they are forced to flee the base.
Exposed and vulnerable once again, the group run for their lives without aim or direction.
All hope is gone, but in the rotting shadows of the past they find the key to what remains of their future...
Average Rating: 
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Autumn, Purification, basically marks the end of a trilogy of zombie-focused books.
The story evolves around the same group of survivors that was featured in the previous, `Autumn, the City' book. The action starts exactly where it stopped there. The survivors are sheltered in an underground, army-occupied bunker. They take the decision to venture out of it after the shelter gets overwhelmed by a mass of zombies and all hope to stay safely in is lost. What follows is their quest for ... Read More
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David Moody, Autumn: Purification (Infected Books, 2004)
The third entry in Moody's popular Autumn quartet, Purification picks up where The City left off, with the survivors being driven out of the military base by hordes of the (still not flesh-eating!) dead and scrambling to find some place more permanent to make their last stand.
Simply by dint of the fact that Moody's not bouncing back and forth between two unrelated storylines, Purification starts off stronger than ... Read More
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I have read and reviewed the first 2 "Autumn" books and I am probably sounding like a broken record. There is not enough of the over-the-top Zombie gore that I enjoy so much. There is however more action in this book than the first two in the series.
The books are well written and interesting. The problem I have, besides the absence of extreme Zombie gore, is that the books focus mainly on the characters. The Zombies almost seem secondary to the story.
I enjoyed all three books, but ... Read More
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I've read all the books from the Autumn series. Really good stories, but at times it was hard for me to force myself to pick the books up. For more on this check my other review for the first book of the series, Autumn.
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Overall I recommend this series of books for those who like zombie stories. I've read all four and have enjoyed each one.
However, I do have a few issues.
1. David Moody should do a little more research on modern military technology. The military does possess protective suits like those used by the soldiers in his books. However, they protect only against a chemical attack. They do not filter out airborne biological agents. Bacteria is just too small. Viruses are even ... Read More
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