Review: Best Yet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2013
Though short, I enjoyed this story the most so far in the series. In "most" zombie series there is a fuzzy idea of the causes for the epedemic and the ways it spread. I think this is one of the most interesting and thourough accounts of this happening.I like when a story makes me feel like I'm actually there and the author did a great job of that.  I identified with the characters and felt they were fully fleshed-out and not just card-board cut outs, especially concerning the operators, who the author does a good job of describing without going over the top with them being super-men and bogging us down with technical jargon.If not for the inclusion of female Delta force operators, females who are barred from Spec. Op's service btw, maybe being Brits you didn't know this, I would have to say the authors, through the series, have captured the attitudes and abilities of operators and spooks as well as any series I've ever read, in any type of fiction series.Keep up the good works and looking forward to reading the next in the series.