Books by David Moody
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review 1: Only because I love David Moody's previous autumn trilogy did I keep reading this 4th instalment. I didn't feel it was the greatest, it was basically same shit, different group. And said group being the biggest dose of Assholes. Not one of these characters was likeable. In a worl...
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review 1: What I liked about it:The premise to this novel is interesting and Mr. Moody does a good job of keeping it engaging throughout. He did well with going from first person to third person. I can't tell too much about the book without giving away some things. A lot of times, when I h...
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review 1: I gave a rather luke warm review of Hater as it just didn't click for me ~ there might have been better ways to show the spread of the haters rather than just violent snap shots. I don't know, randomness was part of the story but doesn't work well with me as structure.Anyways, D...
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review 1: I feel like I had to wait literally forever for this book to come out. Like, I was basically halfway through college before this book was in my hands thanks to Amazon. I was a little disappointed in the US cover design, but that doesn’t fault what’s inside the book. We return to ...
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review 1: Much better than the last book in this series but I have a few issues. The amount of swearing just comes off as unintelligent. I don't mind swearing but every time someone spoke it had to contain a swear. The female corpses are always referred to as "stupid cow" or "poor bitch". ...
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review 1: 4.5 StarsFearFear. What is does to us. How we react to it. Who we become because of it. The entire time I read this, that is all I could think about; was the palpable fear that everyone has. Fear of the zombies. Fear of each other. Fear of their own shortcomings. Fear of cowardic...
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review 1: The Haters vs. the Unchanged. What a zombie apocalypse would be like if the zombies were still alive and still sentient. I had read the first two books so long ago, it took a while for me to get back into the swing of things. Glad I stuck it out.Good characterization, good, if...
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review 1: This is a reimagining of Moody’s first book from 1996, and as you’d expect the writing is a lot tighter this time around. I got a bit of a John Christopher The Death of (No Blade of) Grass vibe from reading this version. People carrying on as normal while the world dies, then whe...