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Plague Zone (2000)

by David Wellington(Favorite Author)

3.65 of 5 Votes: 1

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review 1: Horne's sense of duty to save/protect everyone was unrealistic. Tim's obsession with Nero got on my nerves a bit, especially since he grasped the situation and yet refused to truly plan ahead or think of the effect his actions had on others. I also was rather turned off by his actions at the conference he attended. It instantly made him a less likeable character. Otherwise, the writing was fairly good and the story kept me interested.
review 2: This was free and I got what I paid for so I can't complain. I read this because the author had gotten good reviews for some of his other stuff. Well, the story was okay enough but nothing to write home about.(Although, I guess I am writing about it now.) This is pretty standard zombie fare, you will find much better... more storytelling on TV right now. (See The Walking Dead.) Reading this felt like I was reading my high school student's papers. It was someone trying too hard to be an "author" instead of just writing naturally. In a side note, there were a lot grammatical and spelling mistakes in this version leading me to believe it was published hurriedly. In his defense it was entertaining enough that I will read more of his stuff if they are free. less

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