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Ceci Lz cecilopez — This was a cute novel about what it would be like to win the lottery on the worst day of your life. Amusing and hard to put down.

Orange Berry orangeberry — ** spoiler alert ** Wow. Again, Whitehead writes an amazingly intelligent, complex, and relevant novel and entertains the hell out of me during the process. Zombies! His seamless prose sheds light on a world going through a "Reboot," which is eerily similar to Reconstruction, save for there is no one to integrate back into society. Again, humanity picks itself up, dusts itself off, and tries to make things right again, only to find that trying to reconstruct the life before will never work. Things change. Things always change. Keep up, don't get stuck in the past. Move on. Build. I'm shaken after reading the last twenty pages because it's what every zombie apocalypse survivor fears: the barricades simply will not hold. Not forever, anyway. As Mark Spitz recounted all the events he'd gone through, from Last Night to last night, I felt a connection with him; I loved his character and also that of his teammates in Omega. He held back bonding with others for this nagging fear that he couldn't yet exhale, only to discover that he was right. Oh, what PASD (post-apocalyptic stress disorder) does to a person. I think I'll be suffering from PZOSD. The final scene, where he decides to jump in the water, was both liberating and tearful; I don't know if he'll make it. I certainly hope he does and I won't be giving up on him. This character was so real to me! This writer is brilliant! Why isn't this guy being handed prizes left and right? Undoubtedly, this man is literature's best kept secret. Do yourself a favor and discover this guy for yourself. As a zombie story, as a novel, as a work of literature, as a piece speaking to humanity, this is nothing short of stunning and a mature, complex allegory. Oh, how I loved this book.

Fabiana Lima flsouza197b79f — Reread in 2014 Original Review Below from Feb 20, 2011 It took so long for this book to come out! And it took me such little time to read it. It's almost unfair. It was a much darker book than the rest, save for maybe First Rider's Call, but then again Karigan's world is on the brink of war so you cant really expect it to be a bright and cheery read. I read whole the book within 48 hours and I have to say the ending was awful for me. It just ended! Right in the middle of a scene it felt like to me. So now I am forced to wait until the next book to find out what happens. I am not the waiting type. My least fav words are "To be continued." There is a scene in the book that is causing a small uproar amongst the readers and while I cannot say I enjoyed the scene I understand the point of it. It was in no way unnecessary. it was a cause of the political maneuverings we were not supposed to like and it is a fine example of the evil behind the politics of the main conspirator. I eagerly await the next book in the series, and unlike many of the people who complained that it took 3 years for this book to come out, omg how can I be forced to wait so long on the whims of a writer!?!, I will wait(maybe not patiently) as long as need be for the next installment. It should prove to be worth the wait if this book is to be an example.