Review: Love this series - But why call the collection a Season?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2012
I just finished reading the 6th and final episode of Yesterday's Gone: Season One by Sean Platt / David Wright. I loved it! Cannot wait to start off with season 2 episodes. Lucky me - - I have episodes 7 to 11 of Season 2 on my Kindle. Just need to buy the 12th episode to round out Season 2. The 3rd Season starts off again in another week or so. I plan to pick up those episodes as they come out. I love the way these two authors tell a story. Each episode builds up from the previous and then adds a little bit more to the overall storyline. Each episode drags you further and futher into the end of the world story as described in Yesterday's Gone.When I finished readingDouble Barrel: Season 1 (Zombie Thriller Series)by Grey West a few weeks ago, I questioned why call the collection a  Season? The 6th episode ended just like all the others, with a cliff-hanger (as does Yesterday's Gone).  Not complaining really, but to me, a season should have some type of breaking point, a chance to pause. In both Double Barrel Season 1 and Yesterday's Gone Season 1 there was no break point. Each story moved on. I am enjoying both series so I think this is great. Maybe calling each collection of 6 episodes a "season" is just a nice way to market the series, but I suspect we will not see a pause until the very end of either series (whenever that might be). As I mentioned above I plan to be there for the ENTIRE run of Yesterday's Gone, from Season 1 to whenEVER! In an earlier post I said I had just downloaded episode 1 of another series by Pratt/Wright calledWhiteSpace: Episode 1. I'll read this title soon, but I suspect I will get the whole season anyways. Great, just what I need ANOTHER series to get hooked on!I wish I could give this collection more than 5 Stars, but it deserves whatever maximum value there is.  This series is truly one of the better "End of the World" storylines out there.  Sample just one episode and you will soon get hooked.  Save money and buy an entire season.