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Z1n1: The Zombie Pandemic: 2012 Was Just The Beginning (2010)

by Mitchell Layne Cook(Favorite Author)

3.64 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

143275923X (ISBN13: 9781432759230)

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Outskirts Press

review 1: This book is fast-paced with plenty of action, "scary moments," and the more-than-gruesome moments mixed in with some ordinary, silly moments to the more mundane. Even though it's nearly 300 pages long, I found it really hard to just read one chapter at a time. Every chapter, I felt the overwhelming urge to find out what happens next to one band of survivors in the post apocalyptic world as well as what happens within the safer confines of the pharmaceutical giant corporation that was practically ground zero for the transmission and evolution of the zombie virus. While the theme may be a bit cliched, I found this work of fiction moving, touching, and dark at the same time. I recommend this to zombie fans and non-zombie fans alike.
review 2: I was so disappointe... mored with this book. I hated that the author began the story with one group of survivors, then jumped back to the beginning and followed a different group of survivors for practically half the book before ever getting back to the original group. I think maybe he was going for a WWZ feel, but it failed miserably at that. I also didn't really care about many of the characters at all. There was very little character development and the writing was atrocious and filled with cliches. It was also very predictable in that there were the typical "I'm going to throw in this shocking event just for pure shock value!" story lines that were totally separate and not important to the main storyline. Honestly, this book read like something one of my high school senior students would have written. less

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