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Let me preface my review by saying I normally don’t like anything zombie. Never have. The thought of being eaten alive by dead people is just gruesome. But, that’s the nature of the beast. I always wonder what happens to the zombies when there aren’t any more live people to eat.
What will a mother and father do to keep their son alive? Or at least some semblance of life. This story gripped me from the beginning to the end. Very compelling. Just like the cover to the book. That’s what made me read it to begin with. It kept staring at me from my kindle.
Poor Alex as he finds himself in some type of burial site that I assume was full of decomposing zombie bodies. This was never explained in the book, which I feel should have been. I mean, it wasn’t that far from their farmhouse. How did he get there? How did he actually get infected? None of these questions were addressed.
And then there’s Angela and John Mason, mother & father. Angela is the domineering and slightly psychotic member of the family. She convinces John to do anything to keep their boy alive. He needs to be fed. So the scenarios they concoct to bring people to their house to feed their boy are ingenious. But mistakes happen, and one of their victims escapes.
Realizing what his son has become, John still tries to maintain a normal life by going to work every day. That’s when the ramifications of their actions hit him in his moral face. And now it’s a race against time and zombies to protect his family.
Garza does a great job in explaining how the zombies look and smell. Makes my nose wrinkle just thinking of their zombie breathe. And then there’s Angela and John, a pair to draw too. John is always bending to the will of Angela, until he sees the truth of what they’ve unleashed on the unsuspecting town of Evansville Kansas. With moral dilemma comes growth. But is it good or bad?
A dark entertaining tale, one I would highly recommend. I did spot a few typo errors, but not prolific. This story gets 4 feathers


Tags : The Hand That Feeds [Michael W. Garza] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. How far will a parent go to keep their child alive? John and Angela Mason’s lives are brought to a tormenting halt when their ten year old son is reduced to a lifeless shell. John watches his wife slip into madness as his son rises from the dead. He realizes they must escape the terrifying infection in order to survive but how can he choose between the insanity consuming his wife and the undying hunger of his son. An appetite for death will come in one form or another and it will be left to John to decide on the hand that feeds.,Michael W. Garza,The Hand That Feeds,Severed Press,1925047199,FICTION Horror

The Hand That Feeds Michael W Garza 9781925047196 Books Reviews

First, I must say that Garza is an incredibly talented author. I greatly enjoyed his style of writing and his rich, descriptive storytelling.

In "The Hand that Feeds," we meet Angela and John, frantic parents in search of their missing son, Alex. When Alex is found, he is in bad shape, covered in an unidentifiable black susbstance. The following day, he dies. Angela is especially grief-stricken. She can't bear the thought of living without her son. And when, later that night, he begins to move, she discovers that she won't have to....

From the very beginning, I was completely immersed in this story. I stepped into Angela and John's shoes and lived their horror. And while I might not have done things the same way, I could completely empathize with how they were feeling and why they felt their actions were justified. And I couldn't help but root for them even in situations that I'd normally find appalling.

Thought-provoking, suspenseful and highly engrossing, this zombie story is a must for horror lovers, in my opinion. Now I'm off to immediately begin "The Last Infection," Garza's most recent zombie novel!
You know when you read a title of a book and you see the cover and you are just like yep gotta add this book to my collection?
That was me. I saw the title and the cover and it drew me in and that I didn't even read the blurb. Now I know this author wrote zombie stories so I was sure this was going to be about zombies and I was not wrong. The only thing that bothered me about the book, and I am sure the author didn't want to put it in there is the fact that I don't know how the zombie apocalypse started. When I read about zombies I always like to know how did it happen was it airborne? Was it in the food, water? What? But I was able to overlook that and the story was able to capture me in from the first page.

We meet Alex who is a little boy and ends up sick pretty much but his parents have no clue what is going on. And that is when we notice that John's wife is not all there in the head, she is determine to have her son live no matter the cost of those around her. There is mayhem, murder, manipulation all wrapped up in this story that has you asking yourself the question how far would you go to keep your child living?
There are unspeakable acts that happen and I have to say it was AWESOME!!!! Now this story takes place with one family and their household, which is refreshing to read about but you do read about the outbreak later on happening and you will know who caused it.

Now on the ending I kept truly wondering when it was going to happen because the tension was tottering on the edge and who I expected to live surprised me a bit. If you are looking for a zombie story that focuses on a family that is going through the apocalypse and what they will do no matter the cost then I say pick up this book. There is gore and murder but what would you expect from a zombie story!
Let me preface my review by saying I normally don’t like anything zombie. Never have. The thought of being eaten alive by dead people is just gruesome. But, that’s the nature of the beast. I always wonder what happens to the zombies when there aren’t any more live people to eat.
What will a mother and father do to keep their son alive? Or at least some semblance of life. This story gripped me from the beginning to the end. Very compelling. Just like the cover to the book. That’s what made me read it to begin with. It kept staring at me from my kindle.
Poor Alex as he finds himself in some type of burial site that I assume was full of decomposing zombie bodies. This was never explained in the book, which I feel should have been. I mean, it wasn’t that far from their farmhouse. How did he get there? How did he actually get infected? None of these questions were addressed.
And then there’s Angela and John Mason, mother & father. Angela is the domineering and slightly psychotic member of the family. She convinces John to do anything to keep their boy alive. He needs to be fed. So the scenarios they concoct to bring people to their house to feed their boy are ingenious. But mistakes happen, and one of their victims escapes.
Realizing what his son has become, John still tries to maintain a normal life by going to work every day. That’s when the ramifications of their actions hit him in his moral face. And now it’s a race against time and zombies to protect his family.
Garza does a great job in explaining how the zombies look and smell. Makes my nose wrinkle just thinking of their zombie breathe. And then there’s Angela and John, a pair to draw too. John is always bending to the will of Angela, until he sees the truth of what they’ve unleashed on the unsuspecting town of Evansville Kansas. With moral dilemma comes growth. But is it good or bad?
A dark entertaining tale, one I would highly recommend. I did spot a few typo errors, but not prolific. This story gets 4 feathers