by Chip Fehd | May 21, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
The Military has returned home to try and reclaim the country from the destruction caused by those infected with the mysterious virus from DiLouie’s 2011 THE INFECTION. Meanwhile, a survivor wakes from a coma to learn he has survived Infection. But, not in the way...
by J.R. Jackson | May 7, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Not exactly zombie apocalyptic novel but it gets the job done. The Cemetery Club by JG Faherty revolves around four high school friends, Cory, Todd, John and Marisol who after high school went their separate ways only to find themselves back in their home town of...
by Patrick Freivald | Apr 30, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
The sequel to Peter Clines’s debut novel is faster and punchier than Ex-Heroes, and is downright hard to put down. Months after the battle for the Mount, a predator drone is spotted over Los Angeles. Contact is made with an army base outside Yuma, Arizona, where...
by Patrick Freivald | Apr 18, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
[As a complete opposite to our first The Last Mailman Review this one takes the opposite view.] Kevin J. Burke’s The Last Mailman is a journey through postapocalyptic America in the search for a cure for zombism. Four years after the zombie apocalypse, DJ Haddox...
by J.R. Jackson | Apr 16, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Carnage Road by Gregory Lamberson takes a somewhat different slant on the zombie/undead genre. The story opens with a small outlaw biker gang on a shopping trip after the world has been infested with zombies. What makes this novel appealing is that the characters are...
by Patrick Freivald | Apr 13, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Zombies! Superheroes! Zombie superheroes! Peter Clines’s Ex-Heroes melds two well-worn and well-loved genres into a single setting that will be familiar to fans of either. When the world is overrun by hordes of zombies, it’s up to the superheroes of Los...
