Waiting on Wednesday





Waiting on Wednesday is a bookish meme hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine where you talk about that one book you're just dying to read.
This week (first week, really) the book I just can't wait to read is:

'Chasers' by James Phelan (Alone #1) (Atom, 2nd June 2011)
Jesse is on a school trip in New York when his subway carriage is rocked by an explosion. When he and three friends crawl out of the wreckage they discover a city in chaos. Streets are deserted. Buildings are in ruins. And the only other survivors seem infected with a virus that turns them into horrifying predators...


THE WHY:
Love that cover. Love the words on the cover. Love the blurb.
I think anything where everything changes suddenly and inexplicably appeals to me enormously.
lol.

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