I read Slashvivor! the first book which Razotooth is the prequel to this book. In Razortooth we find out how Razortooth became the big scary razor-filled-mouth of horror. I loved the character development and how the main character grows throughout the book. I also loved the world created by these books. If you are a fan of Squid Games, Survior, post apocalyptic horrors, you must read these books.
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A Mushroom Cloud Of Bizarreness
The year is 1983, the Soviets have launched a nuclear attack on America. A small percentage of the population have survived resulting in a non-functioning society. However, the survivors suffer from mental and physical illnesses. Mutations have become widespread. As there is little to no hope, a young girl named Belladonna Beauregard (better known as Razortooth) endures the bizarre struggles of the aftermath. This is her story. Stephen Kozeniewski and Stevie Kopas has created a wasteland of post-apocalyptic dark fiction. Some of the most freakish and interesting characters live within this mushroom cloud of bizarreness. Marisol Martinez- Queen of the Allied Texas Republic, Eva-a post-apocalyptic business woman and of course Razortooth-who’s known as an extreme renegade. If you like your horror with some mutant infestation, radiation revenge…this book is right up your Armageddon alley. Slashvivor!, a book about a reality show of a booby-trapped arena and serial killers within, is a direct link to the novel Razortooth. With explosive action, chilling moments of horror and commercial breaks included, these visions of violence are fun for the whole family. And let’s not forget about Incontaminada brand beans and the Chrisler Mustang 4000 (which makes post-apocalyptic carpooling great again). These two authors take dystopian storytelling to a new and creative level. “…there’s no such thing as safety…” is how I would describe Razortooth. But one thing is for certain, it’s a five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Horror Bookworm Recommendation. (I hope they continue with this “series”)
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2024
The year is 1983, the Soviets have launched a nuclear attack on America. A small percentage of the population have survived resulting in a non-functioning society. However, the survivors suffer from mental and physical illnesses. Mutations have become widespread. As there is little to no hope, a young girl named Belladonna Beauregard (better known as Razortooth) endures the bizarre struggles of the aftermath. This is her story.
Stephen Kozeniewski and Stevie Kopas has created a wasteland of post-apocalyptic dark fiction. Some of the most freakish and interesting characters live within this mushroom cloud of bizarreness. Marisol Martinez- Queen of the Allied Texas Republic, Eva-a post-apocalyptic business woman and of course Razortooth-who’s known as an extreme renegade. If you like your horror with some mutant infestation, radiation revenge…this book is right up your Armageddon alley.
Slashvivor!, a book about a reality show of a booby-trapped arena and serial killers within, is a direct link to the novel Razortooth. With explosive action, chilling moments of horror and commercial breaks included, these visions of violence are fun for the whole family. And let’s not forget about Incontaminada brand beans and the Chrisler Mustang 4000 (which makes post-apocalyptic carpooling great again). These two authors take dystopian storytelling to a new and creative level.
“…there’s no such thing as safety…” is how I would describe Razortooth. But one thing is for certain, it’s a five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Horror Bookworm Recommendation. (I hope they continue with this “series”)
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