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Life Among The Dead (2013)

by Daniel Cotton(Favorite Author)

3.83 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Permuted Press

series

Life Among the Dead

review 1: When I first started reading this I thought it was going to be boring because of the way it was written, like a first time writer would write, but I was drawn into it very quickly. I've read a lot of zombie books, but only a few keeps me upset and disturbed because they are that good. I tried reading into the morning hours because I didn't want to stop, but my eyes were feeling too gritty and tired. The story had me breathless and eager for more all the way to the end, and I would definitely recommend this to everyone who likes zombie books!
review 2: This book is well written and while the story does meander (as mentioned by another reviewer) it gives you vignettes of life after the zombie apocalypse. These vignettes eventually tie together, showing perfectly ... morethe cause and effect of the actions that different characters have on events throughout the story. For me, I enjoyed that it was written from the viewpoint of someone observing these events who somehow also had the ability to get into the minds of the characters. And while my imagination regarding the subject of horror has taken me to some strange places all on my own, there were many moments in this book when I realized that I hadn't yet crossed a certain line where this book (beautifully &) horrifically described. (IE - the description of the 'survivor or sorts' who came to the hospital that morning for open heart surgery and laid spliced open on the table, under sedation, kept alive by machines, unknowing of the events around him as one by one the entire hospital turned zombie and began to approach him.) There were moments I laughed out loud and moments that made my eyes open wide or my mouth drop open. This is a strange, meandering trip but it's well worth the ride. less

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