Review: Satisfying Conclusion to the Zombie Impact Trilogy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2014
“Zombie Warfare” is the third novel in the “Zombie Impact” trilogy, and it’s an exciting and satisfying conclusion to the story of a world where humans don’t just survive after a zombie apocalypse—they thrive and go on to try and find a cure for the affliction.The World Humanitarian Society is still moving forward with its less-than-admirable plans—and this time the organization is going beyond just using zombies for manual labor. Now, it wants to use them as a deadly resource.I thought this last installment in the series had the most horror and the most humor of the two—you had the disturbing plans of the military up against scenes like the zombies in the shopping mall and Tori’s freakishly strong zombie arm, making for a read that’s entertaining as well as unsettling. I also liked the wrap-up of Henry and Tori’s story, as well as Nate’s—they’ve all been through a lot and it has worn on them, and you can see it in their actions in the book. While you could pick this book up without having read the first two, it’s more enjoyable if you know what’s going on—regardless, I recommend “Zombie Warfare” to readers who enjoy horror that’s laced with humor, especially that in the zombie sub-genre.