Horror After Dark named THE INFECTION as one of the top 10 horror reads of 2014, calling it “zombie apocalypse on steroids … an excellent, gripping read.”
I just finished reading Retreat 1 and 2 and I have been scrambling to find additional books written by you, Mr. DiLouie! The Klowns are the most terrifying and clever twist on the zombie genre ever conceived. Unlike an undead foe, this neurological viral pandemic is a remote possibility, and that makes your novels even more horrific. My father died from Picks disease and did, indeed, enter a violent phase that would have been shameful to him had he been aware. I loved the interaction amongst the military men….. the dialogue was quite realistic, as were the abundant acronyms. This from the perspective of a military wife and daughter of a retired DOD civilian employee living in a coastal Florida town boasting several military installations. I am beginning another of your older series and plan on reading Suffer the Children very soon. Just wanted you to know you have a new fan, obviously one of untold numbers; unlike a horde of Klowns, however, a fan is something of which one can never have too many. ???? Best of luck in your future endeavors!
Thanks for your kind words, Sabrina! I’m glad you found the Klowns as scary as I did. They turn the volume on the zombie apocalypse up to 11. I hope you enjoy my other work! Cheers!
Horror After Dark named THE INFECTION as one of the top 10 horror reads of 2014, calling it “zombie apocalypse on steroids … an excellent, gripping read.” 
I just finished reading Retreat 1 and 2 and I have been scrambling to find additional books written by you, Mr. DiLouie! The Klowns are the most terrifying and clever twist on the zombie genre ever conceived. Unlike an undead foe, this neurological viral pandemic is a remote possibility, and that makes your novels even more horrific. My father died from Picks disease and did, indeed, enter a violent phase that would have been shameful to him had he been aware. I loved the interaction amongst the military men….. the dialogue was quite realistic, as were the abundant acronyms. This from the perspective of a military wife and daughter of a retired DOD civilian employee living in a coastal Florida town boasting several military installations. I am beginning another of your older series and plan on reading Suffer the Children very soon. Just wanted you to know you have a new fan, obviously one of untold numbers; unlike a horde of Klowns, however, a fan is something of which one can never have too many. ???? Best of luck in your future endeavors!
Thanks for your kind words, Sabrina! I’m glad you found the Klowns as scary as I did. They turn the volume on the zombie apocalypse up to 11. I hope you enjoy my other work! Cheers!