Book description
From USA Today Bestselling Author Claire C. Riley comes the first book in the intense post-apocalyptic series, ODIUM. Bringing life, love & survival together for one thrilling read. ODIUM I The Dead Saga.
The infection came.
Humanity fell.
And the world everyone knew ended.
But one woman’s unwavering determination to…
Why read it?
1 author picked Odium I as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This one was one of the first Zombie Apocalypse books I read, and it still sticks with me to this day. The main character, Nina, is both realistic and relatable. She can be hard to like at times, hiding her inner self behind a wall of snark and attitude. There were moments when I wanted to wring her neck, but she always won me over again with her bravery and selflessness.
A thrill ride from beginning to end, this remains one of my favorites, and I eagerly devour each new book in the series as they’re released.
From Baileigh's list on The best Zombie Apocalypse books featuring strong heroines.
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