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November 11 2013, 19:53:45 UTC 3 years ago
I loved the book (read it at almost one sitting). I truly loved the "Don't Go Out Alone" concept. And I as with many others didn't see Sherman coming. Tansy was/is very special :).
My one big disappointment was that the book re-used the "Scientist holed up in a secret high tech laboratory in an abandoned [office complex/bowling alley] whose sole purpose appears to be to provide necessary plot exposition" plot device that was introduced in Deadline. I recognize that in a book of this nature it's important to have a character who provides expository elements, but I wish there was a way of providing that which didn't rely on a "been there, done that" trope. Oh and the zombies. Did there really have to be zombies?
Other than those two elements, I really did enjoy the book. I really like Sal and I'm excited to see where the story goes.