Review: Liked the first one, loved the second.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2011
The first book introduced me into a very different view of the whole undead scene, Earth, and the concept of parallel universes. It had a good storyline, great characters, and an ending that I found satisfactory.The second book gave me this, and improved on all aspects. We learned more about how the undead operate inside some of their cities, and an insight into their thought processes and desires while at the same time being shown new characters and epic scenes seemingly right out of a gladiator fantasy movie. While this book is no book about heroic acts that save damsels in distress, or about the heroic main character who saves his comrades, this book shows how the rule "The Few, for the Many" can and should apply, and really gave me that feeling of suspense wondering whether or not such-and-such person was going to live or not. This book had me on the edge of my seat the same way the George R. Martin series has, and I like that feeling. 5 stars for giving me something I love to read!