Playing everyone’s favorite crossbow-wielding zombie killer Daryl Dixon, actor Norman Reedus can currently be seen in the tenth season of AMC’s hit series The Walking Dead. All three characters have stories that have ups and downs and left me wanting to know more about them. He made his acting debut in the 1990s, and was featured in the successful box office films 8MM, Blade 2, and American Gangster.

Norman Reedus book tour for his debut novel The Ravaged Norman Reedus book tour for his debut novel The Ravaged

The three protagonists with a chapter at a time structure sees a stop-start motion of the stories involved and leaves you detached from all three in the end. Jack is a 65 year old traveling in South America following his mother's dying advice for him to run and it is after being mugged of his money and valuables that Jack truly sees the fruitlessness of all he has worked for over the years, that his money has not brought him happiness.

That was the only thing I actually liked about any character in this book - the way that Hunter will do everything and anything he can to just be kind to a stranger. An impromptu celebration on the beach at sunset with champagne becomes a weekly touchpoint to their lives as they learn more about each other and themselves.

The Ravaged: Reedus, Norman, Bill, Frank: 9781094166803

After learning his father died in a “mysterious house fire” in California, Hunter hops on his Buell S1 motorcycle alongside his buddies Nugget and Itch for a cross-country haul to execute the will.She is the victim of an attack by her own family --- her older brother brutally attacks her, forcing her to defend herself by hitting him with a skillet and fleeing the only home she ever knew to hop on the first freight train heading out of town. Hunter is a biker who finds out his father has just died in a mysterious fire, and sets off to ride across the country to sort out his affairs. It goes on to discuss indigenous history and the rise of nationalism after Pearl Harbour, showing that both the history of your country and your own personal history are equally as important in shaping your decisions in life.