Blender Infants
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They known as it: ‘The Craze.’
Nobody noticed it coming. It began with remoted reviews of individuals kidnapping infants and mixing them to drink their ‘essence’—a extremely potent and extremely addictive chemical compound present in infants. The phenomenon unfold via social media, infecting different addicts. Instances of kidnapping and homicide—femicide and infanticide—skyrocketed, resulting in governments around the globe to concern state of emergencies and strict shelter-at-home orders.
However it was too late.
Society had collapsed into itself.
Now, Brian Turner finds himself trapped in a police station along with his household—his spouse Leslie, his five-year-old son Cameron, and his new child daughter Harper—and a gaggle of shellshocked survivors. With their provides working low and a horde of baby-fiends ready to strike exterior, he should discover a option to shield his household and seek for a brand new dwelling away from the carnage and insanity.
Jon Athan, the creator of The Groomer and Lovesick, presents a disturbing post-apocalyptic imaginative and prescient in contrast to something he’s written earlier than. Are you able to survive the Craze?
WARNING: This guide comprises graphic content material. Listener discretion is suggested.
Prospects say
Prospects benefit from the guide and discover it satisfying. They reward the fast-paced, action-packed story that retains them hooked from begin to end. The writing fashion is well-written, with good character improvement. Nevertheless, opinions differ on the horror content material – some discover it gory and excessive, whereas others think about it disturbing.
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Emily –
Unique
Intense read full of moments to make you gasp. Tension filled read. Interesting characters. Unique story. Leaves you wanting more.
Bryan –
Baby Fever
This is a very different take on an apocalypse story. Rather than zombies, we have human fiends addicted to the high they get from drinking blender babies.I initially found the survivors annoying and dumb in their actions. As the story progressed, that got better, and I found myself rooting for those I wished to see fail.The story itself was fast-paced, super gory, and caused me to squirm more than once. The tension and violence are high, especially in the final act and during the final showdown. It’s not just wanton violence and gore; there’s also a little bit of heart thrown in between Brian and his family.This was yet another enjoyable and twisted read from Athan, and I loved it.
Amazon Customer –
Not for the faint of heart
Was not sure about this one at first by the cover but turned out to be a very well written story. Blender babies tells the tale of people going crazy over âbaby juiceâ with that all the horrors you can imagine of people going crazy over this newfound âessenceâ. Brian, the protagonist, finds himself having to take care of his family during this trying time as this crazy new craze changes the world into a post apocalyptic type setting. Brian goes through many challenges both externally and internally to the point he must question his own morales and how far he is willing to go for the ones he loves. All in all great read just brace yourself if you are not a fan of grotesque and extreme violence.
Brandon Wilson –
Bloody and Disgusting
Ugh, I really did not want to like this book. I literally felt sick to my stomach the whole time and on the edge of my seat as I went through Jon Athan’s Blender Babies. As a father to a 3 year old girl and a 10-month old girl I really felt for the main character. One, because I have a baby, and two, because my oldest is a girl as well and to know what those people would have done with her……….But overall this was a really well written story that was gripping and left me still listening. If I’m being honest, if it wasn’t for the brawl I would have never even considered listening to it. And no offense Jon, but I don’t know if I could stomach something like this again.I thought I knew extreme horror from the others on the brawl list…but I think this one takes the cake.Again, I really did not want to like this book, but I will still give it a respectable 3.75 stars!âï¸âï¸âï¸.75
Lacey Devane –
Ummmmmm
What the did I just read????? Whatever it was I absolutely loved it lol. Idk what that says about me but I really liked this book!! It was action packed, full of gore, twisted, crazy and nasty!!! The more I read the more I was saying wtf to myself and I could not stop reading it! I finished in one sitting! Im looking forward to reading more from Jon!
Roberta Hasch –
Just what I was looking for
I like weird stuff, the kind of weird that makes you step back and go “wtf” and leaves you a little different afterwards. And this is just perfect. So left field its wonderful. And the ending is just *chefs kiss*. I love the darkest parts of the human mind. It’s so fascinating and this is perfect. I’ll definitely be looking up more of Jon Athans books.
Brittany –
loved this book
As grotesque as the premise was, this book captivated me from start to finish. Similar to Groomer, the most alluring aspect of this storyline was the protagonistâs retribution. As a mother myself, I empathize fully with what I imagine Brian must have been experiencing. I forged through his jarring battles alongside him, rooting for him in his quest to save his family. I would recommend skipping half of Athanâs books (mindless violence, tragic yet shallow storylines, and deeply unsatisfying endings). But this book is purposeful and delivers a promising reader experience overall. I would love to read a sequel to this, and I commend Athan on yet another truly gratifying read.
Ambercole23 –
Morbid and disturbing
Although there were parts I had to put down i thoroughly enjoyed this book and was invested in knowing if Brian and his family made it in this apocalyptic world. It scared me because I have a 4 year old and I couldn’t imagine this happening to him. I’m upset because i don’t know if he made it or not tho
Austin Sposib-Black –
This book was so sick and twisted, as a mother it was gut wrenching to read but I’m a horror ‘fiend’, but Jon I need more of lord of the flesh!! I read your notes in the end of the book and I’m begging for a sequel or spinoff with him!!!
Elle –
If you’re into splatter punk then I’d recommend this book totally. It’s alot to take in with some parts, and quite graphic details, but it kept me interested till the end. I just need more now !Character development is great and really interesting.Looking forward to more books by this author.
Suzanne –
I bought this as a birthday gift for my daughter,,,,,she really enjoyed it.
rachael mcevoy –
i wasnât sure if to read this book due to the book being based on babies however the characters are so good and the gore around the blender babies isnât too much .i liked the relationship between brain and his brother , the only thing i wasnât keen on was the ending i didnât feel like it was enough to leave it like that .This is my seventh jon athan book i have read and they have all been a good read , keeping me entertained all the way through the books
Shazza –
Another great read from Jon Athan, filled with blood and gore, with suspense and drama. An exciting read that has your attention fixated to each word, taking in each step and all the gruesome horrors throughout the whole read. Full of anticipation as each chapter progresses, exciting and horrific scenes that has your mind reeling so much so you can’t stop til you come to the end, yet still wanting more. A fascinating insight on how far we will go for our loved ones, and how much we can take and do to protect them. This read is just like that with so much more between the lines. A gripping and fascinating storyline, some disturbing characters, a book you won’t want to stop reading. Recommended fully to all whom love the extreme horror reads, but be aware it isn’t advised for those easily offended. Otherwise you won’t be disappointed.