Review: Regular guy throws down.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 8, 2012
I very much appreciate the zombie genre and anyone that spends their time writing a novel for me to consume in my free time. This book, however, is special. Everything seems so personal in this book and I suppose this is for a good reason since I assume this is based on a town the authour either lives in or knows very well. Many small details are there and it really gives you a sense of being right there with him.-One thing about this book is the main characters progression from normal, squeamish modern man to a man that is willing to do what needs to be done..even if it means killing other humans and not feeling remorse about it. Such a trait would be all too necessary in a savage world.-Lastly, I like the point of view from a normal man. So much of zombie literature is from the point of view of an ex-SEAL or rich boy survivalist with a bunker. I'm not knocking those books because they can be pretty good, but it so much easier to relate to this guy. He doesn't have combat experience but he learns quickly, as one would have to in this situation or die.Buy this book and support this author. I could read another ten books about this character. The guy stands tall and has no quit in him. Gotta love that.