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Deck Z: The Titanic: Unsinkable. Undead. (2012)

by Chris Pauls(Favorite Author)
3.56 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
1452108032 (ISBN13: 9781452108032)
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English
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publisher
Chronicle Books
review 1: A good, fast paced zombie book. Well thought out sequences. I took a star away because I felt the author cut some corners in order to get a quick read. It lacks the heavy introspection that most survival books need, the character development and character maturation could use improvement. That said, the book is very entertaining. A good read that will keep you wanting more. The idea is great, as is the execution.
review 2: Zombies and The Titanic!I will confess I both wanted to read this book, and feared it. Especially after reading Carpathia (The Carpathia and vampires) by Matt Forbeck and not being able to finish it, because it annoyed me too much.But zombies do have a way of luring me in, so I gave Deck Z a try.And this book is awesome!From the start I was g
... moreripped by the story and eager to find out how Pauls and Solomon would mix history with zombies. The story doesn't start on the Titanic, but leads up to it. I was fearing that once the Titanic would enter the story I would be disappointed by how it would be used. But I had nothing to fear. Pauls and Solomon use the Titanic in such a way that even with all my knowledge of the Titanic I didn't get annoyed by their bending of the actual facts.There's just enough historical facts to get the sense of the Titanic, and more than enough cool zombie mayhem to keep this piggy entertained. I loved how Pauls and Solomon turn Captain Smith into a zombie-slaying hero, assisted by Thomas Andrews. Once the mayhem really got going I couldn't put the book down until I finished it.The one point of critique I have is the portrayal of Bruce Ismay. As ever he's the scapegoat, and only because he survived the sinking. I can advice anyone to pick up Shadow of the Titanic: The Extraordinary Stories of Those Who Survived by Andrew Wilson for a more nuanced view on Ismay.But that little point of critique aside: Deck Z is a great read that I can advice to anyone who likes an action-packed story with lots of zombie mayhem. less
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Cherbel90
3 & 1/2Part 1 was super slow. Parts 2 & 3 were significantly more interesting.
Julie
Review by D.B.: "It's that type of book that gives you a dark feeling."
JoyScott
loved it soo much i wanna read it again
Imlitola
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