The dialogue between Rusty and Mia was the best part, although Rusty's own inner voice had a lot to say as well. When the stakes get higher and the animals bigger, it's a glorious fight for survival that doesn't shy away from the humor. And boy, do you! When they first encounter the squirrel-that-would-not die, it's laugh out loud funny.
They are both extremely likable characters to find yourself rooting for. Rusty and his niece, Mia, come complete with backstory and banter. Strand has created characters that you can care about.
If you don't like over-the-top action and sarcasm, this is not your book. Ferocious sets itself firmly in the later. I typically take my horror in two forms: (hopefully) frightening supernatural or B-movie funny.
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