Review: Good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
Writing on the Wall turned out to be a fairly good read.  The premise was good.  Imagine a child left alone to survive a world overrun with Zombies.  The book begins when the seventeen year old saves a fellow survivor, an older gang member when he is attacked by the dead in front of her home.  She reluctantly brings him to her hidden home ten stories up when she learns he’s injured.When she takes Ryan in, she decided she needed to move.  Joss’s survived by not being with others.  When she was younger, each time someone was determined to help the younger version of herself, they died.  She got tired of learning to love only to lose people again so she lived alone.Determined to not be responsible for Joss leaving her cash of supplies, Ryan leaves Joss his gangs location when she asks him to leave.  A few weeks later, Ryan was still thinking about Joss and wrote a note on a wall.  That’s when it starts.  They trade messages until suddenly Joss is captured by a collection team from the Colony.From the inside, Joss learns the Colony is little more than a slave camp.  What next?  I’m curious.  I hope the third book comes out soon.