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900 MEILEN (2013)

by S. Johnathan Davis(Favorite Author)

3.69 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Luzifer-Verlag

series

900 Miles

review 1: I won this book in a Goodreads Giveaway. I'm sort of a snob when it comes to zombie books, I'll admit, but I can also appreciate a good fluff read as well. So I was super excited to get this book and I read it in just over a day. This book leaves much to be desired in its literary qualities, but it's a fast-paced cinematic read. In short: good for a quick, mindless action-packed read; not good if you're looking for something deep or new in the zombie genre. It's plot driven and high on action, which will keep you going quickly through the book. You just have to be willing to read past the sloppy writing, and you have to suspend disbelief even more than you would be accustomed to in a zombie story. Despite his bro-like qualities, the narrator has a great disdain for wealthy... more suits (even though he plays the role himself when he has to), which brings a nice touch of humor and rage against the system into the book. I think it works in his favor in the end. And speaking of the end, that's when the author really redeems himself. Wow, with that ending, I'm ordering the sequel right now!
review 2: What a ride this one was! A new threat at every turn, just how I like my zombie stories. But as you might imagine the largest threat, after you learn to take down the zombies, is really other people. John finds out about the zombies overtaking humanity while in his office in New York. He manages to escape and save a helicopter pilot after he crashes and the two of them become a great team. They also meet up with Michael, an older guy who appears to have a ticket to get into a special place he knows of that offers safety. John is frantic to also save his wife but he cannot get to her right away. We follow these men on their journey and it is a fast exciting ride. less

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