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Tagged: The Apocalypse (2000)

by Joseph M. Chiron(Favorite Author)

4.35 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: I really like the whole idea of zombies in this book, the story where they came from and what they look like. Usually readers don't get any clear view of the plague's origin but here it's not the case. I also like the action and the plot but a little bit too much of romantic-sexual stuff. Definitely calls for a sequel so I hope we get one. Pretty nice read if you don't want to overburden your mind with the existential stuff that sometimes comes along with the whole apocalypse thing.
review 2: 4 1/2 StarsTagged is the first zombie book I read, and I found after reading it that I didn't dislike the genre. (I always thought I would.) Actually I very much liked this book. The premise was different - original. Chiron is quite clever in combining an apocalyptic tale ... morewith Armageddon in a dystopian setting. I enjoyed his interpretation and weaving into the story the Book of Revelation, including the mark of the beast. I always found the Book interesting and Chiron didn't disappoint in recreating the captivating elements of the prophecy. The mysteries of Revelation come alive in Tagged, even though I wouldn't classify it as a religious or Christian book. (Remember there are flesh-eating zombies involved). The many characters were distinct and realistic, and Chiron's descriptions were vivid and well-written. However, at times I found it hard to follow who was saying what and where characters were located, but that didn't distract from my enjoyment of the book.Tagged is a quick, fascinating story with enough excitement for you to get lost in, and to keep you turning the page. It's set-up as a stand-alone, but the book is so intriguing that it would make any reader want to know more about what happens. Maybe there'll be a sequel. If it were, I would certainly read it.Good book. I'd recommend it to anyone. less

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