Review: Great story better than books one and two in the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2013
I must say the third book in this series shows marked improvement in the grammar and spelling areas.  There are still a few mistakes in word usage such as since instead of sense, but over all much better.The book can stand on alone where so many serial books lately do not.  At least this one has an opening, a middle and an end.  You can read it and understand what is happening without having to read the first two.The family dynamic is still problematic and at times it is difficult to tell characters apart.  The plot is a bit sluggish but I can understand why as this book is pivotal in setting up what is to come in future books.The author is well versed in militia and military weapons.  With a survival group as large as this one is there is bound to be disagreement from time to time which the author demonstrates very well.I like the different take on zombies in that they are mutated living beings evolving into a different set of human and thereby throwing the remaining human populations into chaos headed toward extinction.If you like militia type action and zombie books with a twist - this one fits right up your alley.