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Reem 3amri mmm5114313 — ** spoiler alert ** I am new to zombie books, having found my way to Breathers via Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and then Word War Z. But I don't think I'm cut out for the sub-genre of zombie books where, like in Breathers, the zombies are the main characters. It's an interesting twist, certainly, but when they start eating humans, and weighing the pros and cons and moral dilemmas of eating humans, it gets just a little too gross for me (and zombie books are already too gorey for me to read during mealtimes or before bedtime). I think I definitely prefer my zombies to be mindless monsters, and my main characters to be the humans who are fighting for survival as they rid the world of the zombie threat. That said, I really wanted the zombie characters in Breathers to make it, to win their civil rights struggle and get equal rights with humans. The book was funny and clever and strange and gross and creative--I just can't hack it as a reader of books where sentient zombies eat their parents, that's all.

Rob Hutchings rjph — A story of suspense as visceral as that of a serial killer's knife. Unfortunately, it's also as senselessly gratuitous, so while, yes, I admit to having remained (ahem) hypnotized for the first half, I nearly gave up come midway (a little too obvious that a man wrote those exceedlingly looonnngggg sex scenes & even more obvious that he's got some serious hang-ups witht the V). Still, it picked up again close to the end, and when the mystery was on, it was on. (My advise -- if you want brutal Nordic lit, stick with Jo Nesbo's "The Snowman."