Basically Frightened: Yet Another Slice of Post-Apocalyptia

You haven't read anything like 'Basically Frightened' before – a genre-busting mix of post-apocalyptic action, adventure and suspense all heavily laced with whimsy and observational humour.“So for those looking for a fresh laugh or who just can’t get enough of apocalypse books you’ve just found your next read.”Toni Owen Blue“As I found this story original from what I read before regarding this genre, I would totally recommend it to the Science-Fiction readers and I’m looking forward to the upcoming books of Vasily Pugh!”Cristina Slusariuc“It starts slow, but once it gets going it's a promising good read and I'd certainly love to see more from the author.”TDC Book Reviews“Oh my! This book really came as a surprise!The writing style is so...realistic! At first, I did not even realize that what I was reading was actually a part of the book. the first chapter is has so many details described in a very realistic manner. Only after he mentioned the Alpha Men I started thinking "ok, so this actually the beginning of the book, not a message or an introduction". With this book, the author brings something new on the market: an unusual plot, realistic description and unique writing style. Great job! I recommend the book and I look forward for the next one.”AdrianaAcclaimed as a mix of Douglas Adams' dry humour, 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Pushing Daisies', the 'Basically Frightened' series is a unique piece of Dystopian drama dusted with copious amounts of black comedyThe world is devastated by a pandemic known as 'The Shakes', but one unlikely hero is determined to make the best of it. Leaving his self-imposed isolation, he discovers a fractured country that has divided into numerous groups, all trying to find meagre resources.But this is no ordinary landscape...our hero will meet feisty heroines, sweet old ladies, a range of mildly psychotic antagonists and a group inspired by a particular television show. Behind the scenes the country is in the process of being re-organised by a mysterious body called 'Order', but can they