It's Only Temporary
 Different Take on the End of the World: Hours before the world ends, Sean decides to take the three hour drive to his former girlfriend's house so he can die in her arms. He says goodbye to his parents, takes his dad's gun, and drives off towards his [... more]
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Madmen's Dreams
A great and relevant collection of scenario based horrorr: Eric S. Brown's storys, once you get used to their format, are intriguing and insightful. His stories are usually short, some just one and half pages, and that took some getting used to on my [... more]
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The Undead: Zombie Anthology
Zombi-fied!!: I really liked this book. There were a couple of stories I didn't care for, but it really scratched that itch I have for the zombie genre. There needs to be more of these! Solid debut for an anthology series: Undead. The very word makes [... more]
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Twilight of the Dead
Not bad, but definitely noit great: When reviewing zombie novels of course I am going to compare them to each other, and so after I read this I stacked it up against the David Wellington "Monster" trilogy, and Brian Keene's two part "The [... more]
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Plague of the Dead (The Morningstar Strain)
Laugh Out Loud Awful: Don't waste your money. I read the outstanding World War Z and middling Day to Day Armagedon and wanted another good apocalyptic read. Given the solid reviews for Plague of the Dead on Amazon, I purchased the book -- what a mistake! [... more]
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Dying to Live: A Novel of Life Among the Undead
was good: The story had a great opening, strong body. Bit to much foreshadowing, and little real fear for the main characters safety, still a good read. I think it would have been five stars had it been an honest 400 pages rather than a largeish font at 2 [... more]
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Down the Road: On the Last Day
Another good zombie read: Much like the first Down the Road book, I really enjoyed The Last Day. It sticks to the simple, but effective zombie format, with a little bit of Tin Foil Hat paranoia thrown in to help move the story along. The book is a fast [... more]
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The Undead: Flesh Feast (Zombie Anthology)
A pleasent surprise: I was a big fan of the first book, and felt the sequel was a huge drop in overall quality. To be sure, it had a lot of good. But the good was always mixed evenly with equally lackluster stories. The third time proves to be the charm, [... more]
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The Undead: Skin and Bones (Zombie Anthology)
Permuted Press has done it again: I loved the first Undead collection so when Permuted Press released Skin and Bones the second edition in the Undead Anthology I know it was going to be another great collection. Permuted Press has once again delivered [... more]
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John Dies at the End
Simply Brilliant Book - A Must Read: John Dies at the End is by far the best book I've ever purchased on a whim from Amazon. I absolutely loved it, was shocked by how much I enjoyed it, and just reveled in that special shopping glow when you are rewarded [... more]
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The Oblivion Society
Out of the apocalypse into the fire: The book starts with an introduction by David Wong (author of John Dies At The End) that's humorous enough to read and enjoy. Then onward to the novel. The prologue pokes a bit of fun at Pres. Clinton, and ends in pre- [... more]
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Every Sigh, the End: A Novel About Zombies
A breath of fresh air in the zombie genre!: Iconic. This was the first word that came to mind when I began reading Jason S. Hornsby's new zombie novel Every Sigh, The End (Permuted Press, 2007). Within each decade there are a few special artists of words [... more]
$15.95
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