Ok, I'm sitting hear, sinues bursting with pressure, my hot tea and tissues at my side...Alright, I lied, green tea cuz I'm to lazy to brew my own. Anyways, I bought Dying Days 2 about 1.5hrs ago and cuddled up to my evo with my kindle app (I'll be honest: I'm a Nook Girl); not putting it down until completion. I was tempted to wait until I could breath and not snot on my keyboard but oh well...that's why they make sanitizing gel and wipes ;) Anyways down to business. I am in no ways accustomed to writing reviews.
In my life, have i only ever reviewed on thing: a Lizzy Borden show/concert ([...]). Alright, I'm getting sidetracked. For those not familiar with Armand, he is an exquisite author with a style unique to himself. Armand brought Darlene Bobick to life in Darlene Bobich: Zombie Killer and continued her tale in Dying Days...he allows readers to follow her trials and tribuations throughout her survival in a postapocolytic zombie filled world. I was immediately drawn in. I cried with her, felt her pain/suffering, and even laughed when the moment condoned it. Really I donot know how to review without giving away the raw, on the edge, struggle from page to page as to whether our heroine would survive or meet an untimely demise. The reader is introduced to many kinds of characters. Those with the will to survive, band together, or turn on their own - Each with their set of standards, ways of thinking, and what they deem right/wrong. Yet, as the reader delves deeper into the world of Armand Rosamilia, one has to wonder. Who is more humane - The unthinking flesh eating ravaged would be zombies searching for what they need to sustain life, or those of us that still meander the ravaged streets that we once knew surrounded with those around use that would willingly give into the more darker urges in life. The journey through this destructive world captures the journey of people such as you and I attempting to maintain what shreds of humanity still reside in their soul...and others which choose to wholly disconnect.
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Johanus
Okay... Not high literature, but certainly entertaining
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he's done it again
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