The Road to Hell is Paved with Zombies: Zombie Fighter Jango Book 1 by Cedric Nye is the story of Jango, a zombie fighter. Jango's vacation is not going the way he'd like. Jango has created his own world and when he goes out, he has to start interacting with the real world and he is not used to it. He experiences the zombie apocalypse and starts believing in the hero inside him. He starts killing humans and zombies with whatever weapons he can find. The love angle in this violent story is provided by Sonya.

The book is filled with action and violence and might not appeal to many readers. Readers who enjoy an action packed theme will find the story enjoyable. The emotions are raw and powerful and they shock you with their starkness. It is not every time that you see the protagonist in the book as a negative character. Sex, violence, and graphic scenes in the story make it a very disturbing read too.

This is a different story that probably could be a reflection of the author's personal experiences. The fact that the author has experienced abuse speaks about the genuineness in the emotions portrayed. The stark emotions in the violence make it an extremely fast-paced action story with destruction on a massive scale.

The Road to Hell is Paved with Zombies by Cedric Nye unfolds when Jango realizes that there are zombies outside his hotel. Thinking that they are probably some liberal arts students in zombie costumes, he relaxes but when they attack the hotel receptionist, Jango is sure that he is in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. With a history of childhood abuse, he is a survivor, but will he survive a pack of zombies out to attack him? As the story progresses, our protagonist finds himself in the company of a giant dog and an albino bitch. And he will eventually fall in love with Sonja, another survivor. Will they continue to defy the zombies?

Cedric Nye’s novel is a riveting story that will surely appeal to readers who are partial to horror. Jango, the main protagonist, is a man who was abused as a child and this makes him quite an unlikely hero. However, as one continues reading, one realizes that it is actually this horrible childhood experience that gives him the kind of ruthlessness needed in fighting enemies like zombies. This is probably the only zombie story I have read where the element of a love story is injected - I am sure some people will find it unbelievable that someone facing a zombie apocalypse will still have the luxury of falling in love. On the other hand, the unique mixture of gore and romance may appeal to some readers.