review 1: It was an entertaining, quick read, and zombies are always a good way to spend your time. However there were some editing mistakes in it (can't really complain for a free book though) and some awkwardly written passages. Having to reread parts where the author was trying to refer to someone by a description of them to avoid using their name too many times broke up the flow a bit. The plot was interesting and not completely predictable, and you spend most of the time unsure whether or not you will have an opportunity to root for the protagonist, Louis. Anyway, not the best book I have ever read but not being a long time commitment, I'd still recommend to zombie fans. review 2: Imagine being trapped in the building you work at with no windows and nothing more to ... morelight your way than the eerie, blood red emergency lights. There's no connection to the outside world; no cell phone signal, no internet connection. You have no idea what's going on. It's just a power outage, right? Wrong. So very, very wrong... Although there are a slight few spelling or grammatical mistakes, this is yet another diamond in the rough for this author. The LZR-1143 series is shaping up to be a very original, interesting and well told series of stories. Also check out LZR-1143: Perspectives... vignettes that give you a peek into how different individuals experience the beginning of the zombie apocalypse. less
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