Review: Another great book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
Another Novella length book by P.J. Schnyder. I'm amazed how she can pack a punch in just so many pages. This book follows where the first book left off. The zombies have multiplied in numbers, and are making coordinated attacks, even entering into buildings and parks- unheard off before this.When Leopard Shifter Kayden comes across the beautiful and deadly Sorcha singing soulfully for a Brownie, who was bitten by a Zombie in one such attack, he decides to help, by bringing them to Maisie's clinic. Sorcha also happens to be half Bean Sidhe and half berserker, and one of the members of the Court of Light sent to investigate the recent vanishing of the many fae around London. When Sorcha finds fae and magic involvement in the attack on Maisie's apartment, things begin to get crazy.Kayden and Sorcha are the perfect match for each other. Both need an outlet for their pent-up aggression, and are deadly in a fight. Sorcha, though a totally different heroine from Maisie is interesting all the same. Sing for the Dead is packed with action, unlike the previous book, Bite Me The scenes in the underground were filled with action, and were great![ And, the tabby cat that Seth picked up in the alley in the previous book has grown on me. The scene where she makes the decision for Seth to name Sorcha as an alley by going to sit near her legs? Awesome. (hide spoiler)]Sometimes, having many supernaturals in one book can seem a bit rushed. But Schnyder manages it beautifully. There are zombies, different shape-shifters, Brownies, fae,a Bean Sidhe, apart from just mentions of Vampires, Red Caps, and so on... And it feels perfectly natural and brilliantly paced.I can't wait to read the next book of this London Undead series.