Keith Soares

A very slow start for me. The first 20-30% of the book almost had me quitting it. But I was glad I stayed to the end. It really picked up after getting over the introduction and setup. I'm not sure about things, especially gas, working after that long a period. It's my understanding that typical gasoline has a shelf life of 3 to 12 months. With special treatments and additives, up to 2 or 3 years...

A great continuation of the first book, picking up exactly where the first one left off. The concept of "filth" was almost nonexistent in this book. This was more about survival than zombies.

A solid finish for the series.

I'm usually not a 'zombie story' reader and I almost didn't read this one after the first couple of pages. But it was already interesting so I read on. Glad I did; I don't know that I would call it a typical zombie story. Even though it was hinted at in the beginning, I did not expect the ending. I encourage science fiction and horror readers give this a try.