Like most short story collections the quality is a bit of a mixed bag. There's a lot more good than bad here, but only a few stick out as particularly excellent.

I wasn't surprised to find that I enjoyed the Max Brooks and Kelley Armstrong stories, as I've enjoyed their work in the past, but was pleasantly surprised by how fascinating Jonathan Maberry's "Family Business" was.

Aside from one story I actively disliked everything else was enjoyable for the first reading but might not be anything I'd crave rereading anytime soon.