Jack Lewis (10)Rezensionen

I just couldn't get past the dislike I felt for the heroine...

I enjoyed this story, it was creepy, albeit frustrating. I liked the setting and the weird things that kept happening in Towneley Manor. What frustrated me is the reluctance of Tamara, the main character, to talk to her husband about anything. I would have been a lot more outspoken. Also frustrating is some of the loose strings left untied at the end. We're all dying to know what's behind the door, what's in the envelope, but she's like, "nah, don't go there" and we don't. Bummer.

Other than all the weird loose ends that are never adequately explained, the story kept me interested through the end. If I'm ever in a horror novel, I'll talk a lot more and look behind more doors.

It was okay. I got the feeling that the writer rushed to end the book.

This was a quick and enjoyable read. I found the pacing to be a little slow, but as it is the first book in a series, not totally unexpected.

I both liked and was annoyed by the main character. I find it nearly unbelievable that Kyle survived 15 years in this apocalyptic world. He isn't much of a fighter and not very likeable to those who don't understand his inner turmoil.

Overall, and good start to the series and I fully intend to see where the story goes.½

This book was ok for me. I didn't like the narrator. This book, of course by the title, is zombie based and these books I can take them and leave them sometimes. I just wanted to like this book but was not that into the story. I was a little disappointed. * I received this book from a Librarything giveaway in exchange for an honest review*

TI read this book as an early review and it was disappointing. The main character is chronically angry. We are talking "Teenage boy talking constantly about how you don't want see them angry". The story goes a pretty cool direction. The main character has problems with people - mainly because he's angry. I think teenage boys will love this book. Set 15 years after the Zombie Apocalypse.

You either love or hate this subject matter. I enjoy it quite a bit. And this author does a great job with his variant on the theme. Can't wait for #3

I received a copy of this book from LibraryThing for an honest review

I have read several zombie apocalyptic books and they all seem to have a theme you can find in each book in this genre. They all have the typical gore and survival instincts. What I liked about this book was it was written in first person. Kyle , the main character is a loner and doesn't trust anyone.
He meets different characters on his journey, but can they be trusted?

The author did a good job of having action that keeps the reader entertained and hungry for more. He brings us through his writing style a book that shows the drive to survive and the obstacles that they face trying to succeed.
At first I didn't care for Kyle. He seemed arrogant and a need to do things on his own. The author did a great job showing thst Kyke is also vulnerable and has to decide if he can really make it on his oen? He at times let his pride get the best of him.

There are other characters in the book you will either cheer for or have a feeling of hate for. It is all about survival of the fittest and who is willing to dig deep into their selves to overcome the ones who want you dead.
The description of the dead and what they can do to you if infected was well written and painted a picture of true fear in some . There is always a fear of the unknown. What Mr. Lewis has done has used thst fear to show the strength of from people who want to survive and conquer the enemy. Where there be a time when we may be called on to fight together to destroy the fear that lurks among us? The story line was action packed and moved along quickly.,
The question is do you want to fear the dead, the stalker or survive?