Outnumbered Volume 3, The Zombie Apocalypse Series

The eminent decline of mankind has only now become apparent to and accepted by all of the survivors at Deliverance. Most of the people resisted acceptance of the eventual cataclysmic fall to the lifestyles and hardships of the fifteenth century. But as the life we've known slips away like a run-away locomotive hurtling down a steep grade and then over a precipice, they've grudgingly come to accept it.
If we survive the zombie onslaught and the atrocities of other humans, our heirs will be privy to a spectacular regeneration as the earth cleanses itself of man's past wasteful and destructive ways.
In the past three years our people have experienced man's inhumanity to man first hand. Because of that, we are back to the most basic of vigilante justice; we believe in the law of retaliation and literally take a tooth for a tooth, an eye for and eye and a life for a life. Our code of justice is harsh and quick, but fair and final. We can't afford to be weak, for weakness begets ever more oppression and pain. We are the survivors at Deliverance.