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Dead Again (The Zombie Diaries #1)
by
George Magnum (Goodreads Author)
The Black Hawk chopper banked a hard turn, rotors thumping, providing a bird’s eye view of the burning landscape. Commander Peterson couldn’t help wondering what people around the world thought of this apocalypse. Maybe they accepted it as a biological infection. Maybe some believed a curse had descended upon the world, that this was the end of days. Maybe some already rea...more
Paperback, 224 pages
Published
(first published August 27th 2011)
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This story centers around a heavily armed, well trained, special forces group at the outbreak of a zombie apocalypse. They are assigned a mission to find and secure a scientist who may be the key to stopping the spread of the contagion.
My initial impression was that the spec ops team as they were introduced were a bunch of super agent caricatures, and to a degree they definitely are, but they do start to develop as the authour crafts a bit of their back story and motivations.
I liked that it was...more
My initial impression was that the spec ops team as they were introduced were a bunch of super agent caricatures, and to a degree they definitely are, but they do start to develop as the authour crafts a bit of their back story and motivations.
I liked that it was...more
This book earned itself a 2.5 from me, but I rounded it up to be nice. Maybe because this review is going to be less than complementary...
Dead Again follows Commander Peterson as he and his team take on the mission to find and rescue the one doctor that may be able to stop the zombie-producing 'virus' that is taking over the world. Yes, the world is coming to an end, and EIGHT highly-trained individuals are sent in a helicopter to rescue the lone doctor who can somehow conquer zombiism. So, can...more
Dead Again follows Commander Peterson as he and his team take on the mission to find and rescue the one doctor that may be able to stop the zombie-producing 'virus' that is taking over the world. Yes, the world is coming to an end, and EIGHT highly-trained individuals are sent in a helicopter to rescue the lone doctor who can somehow conquer zombiism. So, can...more
Mar 16, 2012
Mallory Anne-Marie Forbes
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Janene Imgrund
Recommended to Mallory Anne-Marie by:
George Magnum
Author George Magnum approaches the Zombie infestation not from the point of view of the dead, nor of the victimized, but rather through the eyes of Commander Peterson, heading an elite military force scrambled to the cause in the interests of national security (while there is still a nation-or any society-remaining to protect, which begins quickly to seem very doubtful). Peterson is rather an unusual character for his role, in that he is much more three (or four) dimensional than we usually exp...more
A standard zombie apocalypse arrival novel. The army is in tatters, society collapses, but a segment of society remains.
The plot follows a super élite group of soldiers as they... well no spoilers. The writing is okay, the story is okay - and relies on a lot of clichés and tropes from the zombie apocalypse milieu. It is hard to rate a book like this - it isn't terrible - but it isn't great either.
The primary complaint I have is the editing is terrible - 'of' instead of 'off', 'hear' instead of...more
The plot follows a super élite group of soldiers as they... well no spoilers. The writing is okay, the story is okay - and relies on a lot of clichés and tropes from the zombie apocalypse milieu. It is hard to rate a book like this - it isn't terrible - but it isn't great either.
The primary complaint I have is the editing is terrible - 'of' instead of 'off', 'hear' instead of...more
While this is an interesting read it suffers from several issues. First and foremost, grammatical accuracy followed by poor editing and ending with lack of research. The proper use of grammar in any written work is essential as it allows the reader to better understand what the author is attempting to pass on to them. That being said, I’ll move to the other issues within this work.
As the storyline develops, the readers are introduced to Commander Peterson, who is some kind of Special Operations...more
As the storyline develops, the readers are introduced to Commander Peterson, who is some kind of Special Operations...more
Pure Garbage. How do you mess up writing a Zombie tail? As a military man I find this book inaccurate, ignorant and out right racist. "Sgt. Jackson was big, loud and proud to be black." Seriously? Privates in a super spec op team? C'mon man. It's like this book was written by an white, middle-aged wannabe military stay home dad who just happens to like Zombies. I am glad I never finished this book.
Apr 28, 2013
Heather
rated it
3 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
zombie-andor-apocalypse,
kindle
Well it was pretty good but just as its getting really interesting its over and apparently the 2nd book has not yet been published. So I'm left with lots of questions and no answers. But brought up so very good points about panic and fear reactions of those without the right mind set. Oh and never trust a politician.
Dec 09, 2011
Gail
rated it
3 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Recommends it for:
zombie/apocalyptic book fans, survivalist fans
Shelves:
apocalyptic,
zombies
A quick fun read for $0.99. I just felt the story could have envolved more of the actual mission. I guess thats what the next ebook is for.
Jun 15, 2013
Kate
marked it as to-read
May 02, 2013
Legato Darksummers
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Shelves:
daddy-dark-s-baby-warrior-list
Apr 13, 2013
Melanie Till
marked it as to-read
Apr 07, 2013
Cody
marked it as to-read
Mar 27, 2013
Teresa
marked it as to-read
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