Review of RATSTRIKE

In England 13 years in the future, the human population is minimal, TV and Internet nonexistent, electricity limited. The nation has reverted to agriculture, and a sunrise-to-sunset existence. The great and fatal bane is an evolved and mutant overrunning rat population. Several years of this have circumscribed humanity, yet the fatalities continue. Like James Herbert's RATS, to which the author humbly pays homage, vermin are the apex predator; but where Mr. Herbert's novel viewed the commencement of the overwhelming infestation, in RATSTRIKE this chaotic reversal of the food chain has already been in place for several years and become a way of life (and death). I believe Mr. Herbert would approve of this new novel.

Title: RATSTRIKE
Author: Jools King
Genre: Near-Future Dystopian Horror (SF)