Terra's Wrath by Meaka Kyel Blog Tour Stop

"Get on with it!" Max paled.

The shop shook with a sudden burst of lightning and the ensuing thunder.

The man looked up to the ceiling. "Your mother knows I'm talking to you. She's very upset. Max, please. You need to hide."

Freak storms, changing climates... they're all proof that global warming is starting to change our planet. It was only a matter of time before Mother Nature got upset with the damage we were causing. What we never could have anticipated, was how she was planning to get rid of her problem.

My Review

5 of 5 Terra's Wrath

Terra's Wrath is one of the crazies zombie books I have read. Lord right from the beginning I was hooked. I could not put the book down and I kept thinking dam zombies and the weather in a book how the hell did Meaka do it. Man she made those two elements stand out that kept you reading until the end and at the end I said NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I want more. What the heck I loved the ending but all the action that was popping off had me at the edge of my seat. Mother nature can be a son of a B$%^&!

Lane and Gabby are faced with two crazy things in their lives right now. One being zombies trying to take over and the weather. You say the weather yes well mother nature is a B&^%$ and she is wreaking havoc all over the place with her crazy storms. Man if that is not the worst of it the dam zombies are trying to take as many humans out as they can before mother nature shakes things up again. The yellow eyed monsters as they are referred to are hungry for the human and will stop at nothing to get them all.

So Lane and Gabby gather as many of their friends and family as they can so they can come up with a plan of survival. They know they have an up hill battle because mother nature and her dam storms are making it hard to fight the zombies off but they are determined to save their family and friends. Will mother nature take them out before the zombies? Or will the yellowed eyed freaks take them out? This is a MUST READ zombie story and I want to thank Meaka for allowing me to read her story and be a part of the tour.