Michael is still a fucking smartass who I don’t think knows how to speak in any other language than sarcasm. That doesn’t mean that Lycan Fallout is missing any of what made me fall in love with the Zombie Fallout series. His personality is almost beautiful in its simplicity. He sees the quickest, most efficient way to solve a problem and he does it. There’s very little Michael’s won’t do to keep his group save. In Lycan fallout he’s much more pragmatic, he’s a hair’s breadth away from bitter and if he has to kill innocents to ensure the people he loves survive he will not hesitate. If he could save one human from the zombies or from Eliza he would do whatever was necessary.
In Zombie Fallout he still had his family and friends and a human connection to what was going on around him to keep him grounded. What I love about this series is the difference in Michael’s personality from one series to the other. Azile is pregnant, Lana is set to marry and the Lycan/Human war has continued. He’s been gone for eight months and returns to find big changes have occurred in his absence. In Immortality’s Touchstone, Michael is back from beyond the veil and he’s a little pissed off at the Lycan’s who put him there. BT’s family has continued in Baily, Michael finds a new shadow in Lana, a new friend in Mathieu and a new companion in Oggie. There are also a host of new characters introduced that I absolutely fell in love with. Tommy visits annually to prod Michael to feed his vampire side and Azile has become the well known and powerful Red Witch. Tracy, the kids, BT, and Tripp are gone, but there are a few others still around. Pretty much everyone he knew and loved is gone. He’s done everything he could to keep the human race alive and he’s just fucking tired. If I was pushed, I’d have a hard time deciding whether I liked the Zombie Fallout or Lycan Fallout series more…but I just might have to go with the Lycan Fallout series.įor those of you who aren’t familiar with this series, it picks up 150 years after Zombie Fallout that ended with Michael as part vampire and as a somewhat antisocial hermit. Tufo brings us an entirely new take on Lycans and Werewolves in the Lycan Fallout series.
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