The Unvaccinated

"This is an absolute must-read. His exploration of human character and personality is exceptional. Fully-fledged characters like these are hard to find." - Readers' FavoriteFour-year-old Ben was just the beginning. The chilling realization that there were millions of other orphaned children struck Mo soon after his dying neighbor thrust the boy into his care. Then Deb, a retired schoolteacher hellbent on saving as many children as possible, upended Mo's loner ways. Together, they forge a small community of unvaccinated survivors. An unlikely group of heroes emerges from the ashes of civilization to join them:Dee, an inner-city gang member with a violent backgroundJessica, a med-school dropout struggling to overcome her pastAmanda, an IT specialist and secret anti-vaxxerJoshua, a pacifist battery scientist with a fear of needlesTitus and Chris, modern-day MacGyvers whose conflicts threaten the progress of the groupTogether, they must face untold horrors while breaking into the homes of the dead to rescue abandoned children before it's too late. But not everyone is on their side, for evil intent lurks in the minds of other survivors.This is an engrossing tale of speculative fiction. Its premise: five years after the pandemic, the vaccinated population dies off. The few remaining adults, vastly outnumbered by unvaccinated young children, must learn to survive in this post-apocalyptic world. They will need to overcome their polarizing differences and learn to cooperate if they are to succeed in their common goal: the survival of the children."The Unvaccinated has a complex plot and is terrifying at times. The story is fast-paced, with a detailed description of the conditions in the homes that are searched for children. Jean Grandbois allows us to be part of the struggles of the key characters in their battle for survival. With Jean's writing style, it was easy to become part of the surviving team and share in their emotions."- Readers' Favorite"Great read that I couldn't put down! I also liked that it didn't involve