Eve of the Dead | Nathan Tucker | One of the best zombie books!

Eve of the Dead | Nathan Tucker | Disappointing with no real end

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Eve of the Dead

	Eve of the Dead Nathan Tucker Moorhen Press, 2007 - 200 pages average customer review:based on 22 reviews view larger image
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The world as we know it has fallen into a state of chaos. The dead are rising, and are attacking the last remaining living people. Businesses and residences that have not yet been overrun by the hordes of ghouls are being ransacked by looters. A small group of survivors from the countryside seek shelter and supplies at a large superstore just outside the city limits. They must use every resource available to be able to survive against marauders...the living and the dead.

One of the best zombie books!

This book was a really great read! Being the fan of zombie films that I am, I could not put it down. I read it in three days. The author did a wonderful job of creating a post-apocalyptic world, and his depictions of the chaos that surrounded it was terrific. Very well written, and I would recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of the genre!

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Disappointing with no real end

Well, quite honestly it was a bit confusing with the four (five?) main guys boarding up in a house while two other characters board up their trailer. The latter characters disappear until the very end of the book and manage to crash into a Walmart where the former guys have staked out a claim. As this is all happening new characters come into the story as police and decide to take over the Walmart. A vague ending and a strange plot to boot with more description of weapons/guns being used than character development.

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