Wanderers

Wanderers by Chuck Wendig is a gripping tale that weaves together the lives of a rock star, a religious radio host, a disgraced scientist, and a teenage girl named Shana. When Shana's little sister falls victim to a strange sleepwalking malady, she joins a growing flock of sleepwalkers on a mysterious journey across America. As society crumbles around them, the sleepwalkers and their shepherds must navigate a landscape fraught with terror and violence, facing an ultraviolent militia and the fear that threatens to tear the nation apart. The story explores the human condition and the potential for unity in the face of chaos, as the characters unravel the mystery behind the epidemic that could either destroy or remake the world. /n/n The book is praised for its suspenseful and thought-provoking narrative, blending elements of horror and science fiction to create a compelling and epic tale. Wendig's vivid storytelling and intricate character development make Wanderers a standout in the dystopian genre, offering a unique perspective on humanity's resilience and the power of community.