Warrior's Fate - Post-Apocalyptic Survival Book (Extinction Survival Series) | Dystopian Fiction for Fans of Action & Adventure Novels

With the initial storyline begging for other talented storytellers to tighten their belts and weigh in on their interpretation of the Variant problem and the changed character of the survivors. This branch of the masterwork brings survivors from all walks of life and range of talents. While old soldiers live on in the lives and training of those that follow, the farmer, the cook and the handyman will be the ones to craft new lives from the ruins of the old.Carver and Shrek are still here, maintaining overwatch from Lost Valley while training up new generations of soldiers to protect the outposts of survivors popping up all over. Their worst enemies, the Variants, are dying off, only a few gaunt, starving creatures have been sighted. But deep beneath Los Angeles in old prohibition tunnels an old enemy is thriving, waiting its opportunity to strike the Carver and his animal companion. Instead of weak and dying creatures, the Red Headed alpha has found ways to keep his horde alive and thriving in numbers unimaginable. There is bound to be a reckoning. Soon.I am Shrek.I am always first to smell.I am always the first to hear.I am always the first to know.Because I am Shrek.I always win.I am the best.It is just who I am.Shrek is getting old now. His hard life has worn him down and pain fills his back and hips, but he can still produce offspring and train them. He will ensure that his family is protected and loved because he is Shrek. He is the best. It is just who he is.An outstanding story filled with characters we've known and loved and some new ones that we cautiously add to our favorites. This is truly an outstanding book, wrapping up the story and concluding the series. I couldn't have dreamed of a better tale, or a better ending. Maybe, just maybe, there's room for more. But no. This is perfect the way it is. This series has been a great read and I really hate that it came to an end as all good things must. But you'll know all that when you read it.