Review: Pretty good.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2014
The setting for the Zombie feast is Great Britain which in itself is not a deterrent.  You get a bit of British termanology that can be distracting(I'd never call the ground "floor" but I guess they do).  The beginning is nicely handled and provides a good motivation for the main character.  I can't imagine an eleven year old surviving while caring for a new born infant but it sets up the relationship nicely.  I think the story should have begun when the girls are rescued by the military guy that becomes their adoptive father during the early years of the siege of the dead.A hard core military type with two girls that would be a real great story anyway...later his tribe takes in Muslim twin boys....  What a hero.  Maybe a later book will take a look back...would love to read that story.Back to the present...There were some editing issues.  Misplaced words...extra words specifically...it looked like a matter of editing content and changing a few words around without going back over what the sentence ended up reading at the end.  Aside from that I liked the first book enough to read the second.Liz and one of the boys end up together...nice.  A little togetherness and and finding a new life moves the story forward.  The group ends up at Lanherne Convent where a nice collection of people.  But they are not alone.  Ultimately there is always a few crazy people that pray on others and they intrude on the sanctuary.A little expensive but I paid for both the following books....