Pros: Deep dive into characters’ heads Cons: Silly, one-dimensional evil corporation Rating: 3 out of 5 David Kazzie’s The Immune: Omnibus Edition is a combination of four books in his series. While it ended in a place that I was…
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Review: “All the Little Children,” Jo Furniss
Pros: Fantastic tale of hardship, loss, and survival Cons: … Rating: 5 out of 5 All the Little Children, by Jo Furniss, follows Marlene and her children, as well as a few relatives and friends, on a camping trip. As…
Review: American Quarantine Super Boxset part 1: James Hunt
Pros: A few details Cons: So much badness Rating: 1.5 out of 5 I’m a sucker. Bio-thriller happens to be one of my favorite sub-genres, and I also find the prepper phenomenon fascinating. So even though I didn’t enjoy much…
Review: “Revelations,” Jessica Meigs
Pros: Much more is revealed Cons: Couldn’t understand some character actions at all Rating: 3.5 out of 5 The Becoming: Revelations is book three in Jessica Meigs’s zombie apocalypse tale, after The Becoming and Ground Zero. Our heroes have settled…
Review: “Ground Zero,” Jessica Meigs
Pros: An enjoyable outbreak/not-quite-zombie tale Cons: Couldn’t get into the characters for some time Rating: 3 out of 5 In Jessica Meigs’s “The Becoming” series, a plague escaped from Atlanta. While it kills and brings back the dead–i.e., zombies–these zombies…
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Review: “The Becoming,” Jessica Meigs
Pros: An enjoyable outbreak/not-quite-zombie tale Cons: One or two rough spots Rating: 3.5 out of 5 The Becoming (The Becoming Series Book 1) isn’t quite a zombie tale. But let’s back up for a moment. A plague has gotten loose…
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