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FictionLux
The Living Dead | Daniel Kraus, George A. Romero
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NicoleCeBallos
This Delicious Death | Kayla Cottingham
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This was campy and fun! A couple of years ago, a green mist covered the world and turned a portion of the people into ghouls. This book follows 4 ghouls, who packed their cooler of synthetic flesh, and went to a festival in the desert. Something keeps infecting ghouls at the festival and turning them feral. So it's up to our ghoul gang to figure out/stop the virus from infecting other ghouls.

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iread2much
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I enjoyed this book, which I didn‘t know was a zombie book. It definitely had some I Am Legend vibes but for a new generation.
Melanie and some not so great adults try to make it to Beacon, a city of humans where Melanie might not be welcome but where she might save countless lives.
3/5 I really liked this book until the end - which I I thought was a good ending to the story but was not well explained nor well described.

AmyG I have this book and had no clue it was a zombie story. 5d
Powered_By_Plants Yes I had the same experience , I also have ‘boy on the bridge‘ sitting on the shelf still to be read , can‘t remember if it‘s a sequel or prequel 😊 5d
CatLass007 @AmyG @Powered_By_Plants I read Mike Carey‘s Felix Castor series, which was a horror/fantasy thing. I thought it was excellent. This book is on my wish list but I didn‘t know it was a zombie story. I may have to rethink whether I want to read it or not. Fantastical creatures I am fine with, but zombies are just not my thing. 5d
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TheLudicReader I read this quite a while ago and remember really liking it. 5d
AnnCrystal 💕🐕💝. 5d
Hooked_on_books 🐶💙 5d
iread2much @AmyG it‘s a zombie book more in the style of The Last of Us than say 30 days later. The Last of Us part 1 (video game) came out before this book, but I think the TV show was really inspired by this book. It‘s a good read, I couldn‘t put it down, but the ending is not well done. I hope that‘s helpful! 5d
iread2much @Powered_By_Plants given the ending, I don‘t know if I‘ll ever read The Boy on the Bridge, but I‘m glad I read this one. 😊 5d
iread2much @CatLass007 it‘s not super scary zombies, if that‘s helpful. It‘s more focused on the experiences of Melanie, the little girl 5d
iread2much @TheLudicReader I probably should have read it long ago! But it‘s actually better for me to have read it now I think, as I had to stop reading Zombies during COVID, they were too much. It‘s nice to be able to read Zombie books again. 5d
iread2much @AnnCrystal 😊🐕💜 5d
CatLass007 Thank you for letting me know. I‘ll leave it on my list then. 5d
iread2much @CatLass007 you are welcome 🤗 I hope you enjoy it if you read it! 4d
CatLass007 Thank you. I just checked and it‘s available via Libby. Which lets me breathe a little more easily knowing that I don‘t have to buy it if I want to listen to it. 4d
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AroundTheBookWorld
Die for Her | Amy Plum
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This was a great quick read. It was interesting seeing the first two books of the series from Jules‘ perspective. It gave some of the iconic moments from the first two books, new meaning. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#DieForHer #AmyPlum #Revenants #lastline #closingline #book #books #bookcase #bookcases #bookcover #bookcovers #bookcoverdesign #bookcoverdesigner #bookclub #YoungAdult #Paranormal #Romance #Fantasy #Novella #ParanormalRomance #ShortStories #Zombies 🇫🇷

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AroundTheBookWorld
Die for Her | Amy Plum
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5feet.of.fury ♐️ nope lol 2w
TheBookHippie ♊️ LOL NO NO NO NO NO…😅🤭🤷🏻‍♀️🤣 2w
KateReadsYA Pisces here and ITS SO TRUE! 🥰 2w
mariaku21 Lol that Leo ♌ one has been fairly true for me 😂 2w
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Die for Her | Amy Plum
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“No, see, he takes each individual item—the newspaper, the bottle, the glass”—I point each one out—“flattens them, and then rearranges those two-dimensional forms on the canvas. It‘s genius, really, but the point is it wasn‘t his idea. It was Braque‘s. And the two of them got into this how-Cubist-can-we-get? competition until you‘ve got canvases full of barely recognizable splinters of objects.
#DieForHer #AmyPlum #Revenants #YoungAdult #Fantasy

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Kris10H
Pet Sematary | Stephen King
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Growing up, I remember going to our local movie rental place and seeing the cover of the Pet Sematary movie. It scared me.
Scary isn't the word I would use for the novel. It was horrifying, but not because of blood and gore and violence - though there is also that. What I found the most horrifying is the way it made me think of death, loss, and what makes us human.
BTW, Michael C Hall should narrate all creepy books. Perfect choice.

spookydoopy I finally picked this book up from a secondhand bookstore yesterday, so excited to read it!! 2w
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RedxoHearts
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Do yall read the novellas or short stories from a series as well? I do or at least the ones I can find. Though most are just not as good for some reason.

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FictionLux
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This is the first Jonathan Maberry book I‘ve read, and I didn‘t know what to expect from his writing. However, about 50 pages in I found myself ordering the second book in this series…

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suvata
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🕷️ 4.5 Stars • In the town of (UNDISCLOSED) the Zombie Apocalypse has begun! From the book: “There exists in this world a spider the size of a dinner plate, a foot wide if you include the legs. It‘s called the Goliath Bird-Eating Spider, or the “Goliath ғȗċҡıṅɢ Bird-Eating Spider” by those who have actually seen one. It doesn‘t eat only birds—it mostly eats rats and insects...”