Comfort and harmony are the goals of Rosemary Cemetery. It's a place for the dead to rest in peace. But that peace has been disturbed. The oil field in the distance has awaken the dead from their slumber and brought to the surface hell on Earth. For five strangers, the time with their dead loved ones has turned into a nightmare not all will survive.
This was a fun, quick read. Kroll definitely created a unique take on writing the undead--it was like zombies meets "Tremors." I enjoyed the different personalities in the group of characters and how their actions and true thoughts came out after everything hit the fan. I was absolutely cheering when a certain someone got what was coming to them in the end.
As for constructive criticism, this novella really needed an editor to proofread it. Quite a few homophones were getting mixed up with each other (here/hear, feint/faint, sore/soar), there were comma splices, and sentences that needed commas. There were also some brand names that were written incorrectly. If these grammar mistakes weren't there, I feel like this story could have flowed a bit better.
(If you're reading this, Dane, it was great meeting you at AWP! Thank you for signing my book!)
Really cool take on the genre of zombies. I really liked how the author gave us readers a little bit of back story on each character. I read this book super fast because I couldn't put it down.