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[ Dead End A Zombie Novel [ DEAD END A ZOMBIE NOVEL ] By Giangregorio Anthony Author Dec072009 Paperback Anthony Giangregorio Books

This story is okay at best. It's older one of the first in the new generation on zombies stories. The characters were okay and the story was okay.

Product details Paperback Publisher Living Dead Press (December 7, 2009) ASIN B00EEXRNUY

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[ Dead End A Zombie Novel [ DEAD END A ZOMBIE NOVEL ] By Giangregorio Anthony Author Dec072009 Paperback Anthony Giangregorio Books Reviews

I have to agree with the guy that wrote the first review. I love a good zombie book and this one is right up there with the best of them. I will most definitely read the rest of these books!
I recently finished reading Dead End and can honestly say that I loved the book. The characters were believable, the action was lively and graphic, and the ending plausable.

I got a Permuted Press copy that had trees in the background of the cover, not the Living Dead Press one with the black background. There was some spag in the first 2 and a half chapters. But if you push through it's completely worth it!
Just finnished Dead End. It was a hard book to put down. I really liked this story. It flowed very nicely and kept you involved. The main Charecters were well put together and had you rooting for them fron the start till finish. Get This Book!!! A.G. is a very talented author and can paint a bloody tail better than most.
Giangregorio seems to have a whole slew of zombie novels here on , none of which had any reviews before the first reviewer took a chance on this one. I was a little leery with numerous titles and no reviews, worried that somehow I was not privy to some sort of self publishing joke. There are plenty of bad zombie novels out there and I have read quite a few. I am not one to avoid anything with a zombie in it, so I was bound to try this author out. I am just glad to have had someone else take the leap before I did.

This is definitely a self published work (I have not heard of the company Xlibris before, but I am guessing that they are much like I Universe and others giving an author a chance to print their own stuff). There are definitely typos in this story, a lot of too for to and vice versa, some misplaced " marks, etc. but really one of the better self published efforts. A good editor could have really sharpened this story up and tightened the errors and a few awkward phrases here and there but the author has done a good job of creating a vivid story with characters you can appreciate as real and grow attached to through the story.

Our main character is Adam, who is coping with the death of his parents at the beginning of the zombie apocalypse. He is taken in by his neighbors, Paul and Josey, who are hiding out in their cellar as the world around them crumbles. After a few weeks stuck underground they begin to run out of food and start to search for other survivors.

Don't expect any major twists on the Romero zombie formula. For me that is not a problem, as I enjoy the traditional stuff as well as the variations that are out there. For me, zombie stories are about the scares and the character development. Give me the gore and the emotions that go along with a worldwide apocalypse where the dead have come back to eat the living. We get a healthy dose of slimy humans reminding us of how much worse we are than the undead who cannot help being what they are. The depravity of mankind is fully on display in this tale.

Again, nothing shocking here but a solid story by an author I am certain I will be checking out again. If you like your zombie stories traditional, with a side order of wretched humanity thrown in, this is a good book to pick up.
This is a classic zombie tale with much action and post apocalyptic survival. The author's writing style is easy to read, and I found it entertaining enough to read it to the end. Those things were its only saving grace and earned it a "loose" 3 stars. It's largely an unoriginal story - a stranded family you're supposed to like and a group of bullies you're supposed to hate. In many places the story and characters are difficult to believe. For example, there's is a 9 year old boy that acts like a pre-schooler, and a 20 year old that acts like a 15 year old in some places and a 40 year old in others (whichever was convenient to the story). I read it knowing what was going to happen next - all the while hoping I was wrong. If you're a zombie book lover and you're running low on available titles, it will get you by. If you don't like zombies, move on.
Where do I start. Good idea of banding together but the idea of a large group of survivors letting themselves be treated like slaves? Far-fetched at best. Add in that it is poorly written with almost a "see Spot run" style makes this one to avoid.
This story is okay at best. It's older one of the first in the new generation on zombies stories. The characters were okay and the story was okay.