A Mad Zombie Party (White Rabbit Chronicles, #4) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Mar 22, 2015 Steph rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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Earlier this year, Gena announced that she would be writing one more book in her White Rabbit Chronicles trilogy. I, for one, was thrilled. The (previous) finale The Queen of Zombie Hearts left things in quite a state of unrest ~ (view spoiler) fans wanted to know more. While I ra ...more

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Jul 07, 2015 Francesca the Fierce (Under the Covers Book Blog) rated it really liked it

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I will give you a quick warning to start. If you haven’t read THE QUEEN OF ZOMBIE HEARTS (Book 3) and you don’t want spoilers, then I would say don’t continue reading this review as the main plot of this book revolves around one spoiler from that book. That being said and if you don’t care….

I was shocked when Ms. Showalter announced there would be another book in this series. Book 3 sort of wraps things up in a neat enough way that you could consider that an end, but I understand that it als

I will give you a quick warning to start. If you haven’t read THE QUEEN OF ZOMBIE HEARTS (Book 3) and you don’t want spoilers, then I would say don’t continue reading this review as the main plot of this book revolves around one spoiler from that book. That being said and if you don’t care….

I was shocked when Ms. Showalter announced there would be another book in this series. Book 3 sort of wraps things up in a neat enough way that you could consider that an end, but I understand that it also leaves other people a bit broken hearted behind. It was nice to see her give all the characters a happy ending. Mainly, in this case, Frosty.

I always had the feeling that Kat was going to die because of her disease, so Frosty would end up alone. But after Kat is killed in the last book things get shaken up a bit. He starts off this book a devastated mess, not caring about much and trying to cope with the loss the best way he can. Until Kat’s spirit comes to protect him by assigning Camilla to be his bodyguard, as she is meant to save his life at one point soon.

Sigh Frosty and Camilla. I felt almost bad for liking them together so much! I should’ve had more love for Kat, no? As much as I love Kat’s personality she was just not right for Frosty in the end and only seeing him with Camilla I realized that. The only thing that gave me pause about this whole situation was the fact that Frosty was supposedly in love with Kat! Unless that all was bull, I just found it a bit hard to swallow that he would fall so deep and so fast for Camilla. But like I said, that doesn’t take away from the fact the ARE perfect for each other and it was nice to see them open up.

This book doesn’t lack for action and it was, as with every book in this series, an entertaining read! I find that maybe the romance aspect was a bigger focus in this book than the previous books in the series, but it still gave a finality to the Anima Industries storyline. It gave me a closure in many ways I didn’t know I needed and is the perfect ending to the series. ...more

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Jul 11, 2015 Kaitlynne rated it it was amazing

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You can check out this review and others over on my Blog at Randomly Kait

*POSSIBLE SPOILERS*

I was totally and completely broken hearted when I read The Queen of Zombie Hearts. The ending, while ultimately a happy one, had me crying big, fat, ugly tears at the unfairness of the whole situation. My heart hurt for Frosty and I was hoping that he would get a story of his own so that he could get a chance at Happily Ever After. So when I heard that Gena was going to write another book, you can imagin You can check out this review and others over on my Blog at Randomly Kait

*POSSIBLE SPOILERS*

I was totally and completely broken hearted when I read The Queen of Zombie Hearts. The ending, while ultimately a happy one, had me crying big, fat, ugly tears at the unfairness of the whole situation. My heart hurt for Frosty and I was hoping that he would get a story of his own so that he could get a chance at Happily Ever After. So when I heard that Gena was going to write another book, you can imagine how elated I was.

With that being said, it did end up taking me a bit to actually get into the book. I guess even though I wanted Frosty's story, I wasn't quite ready to have someone other than Ali narrate it. I spent three books seeing things through her perspective, so it took a bit of time to adjust to the change.

I stuck with it though, and I am glad that I did. True to the other White Rabbit books, there was a lot of kick butt action, and, yes, romance. We get to learn a whole bunch of stuff about Frosty {like his real name!} I always liked Frosty, because he was always so freaking hilarious, but in this book, he's hurting. He's more than hurting, he's broken. He's lost the girl that he's loved forever, and he blames himself. It was awesome getting to see him get closure and heal and move on with his life.

I loved Milla. I mean, I had mixed feelings at first, but once she was introduced and you get to see her perspective on things, I couldn't help but admire her. She always took things in stride, and was pretty good at not letting people know just how much things hurt her. Calm, cool and collected, that one is. And I think that's what I like most about Gena's female characters in this series. They're always so confident, and they're not afraid to say what they're thinking.

This book just goes to show that your friends will sometimes do things that are bad, because they think it's what's best for you, and that you can't always assume the worst about a person, especially if you don't know their background.

I loved the ending. All the little extra details about all the hunters, and where they are in life "Now". It was like the story was all wrapped up with a neat little bow, and that's pretty fantastic...

One of my {many} favorite Quotes from this book: "I don't lie. Ever. I don't need to, because I don't care if I hurt anyone's feelings. The truth is the truth, forever unchanging, and it's better than a lie any day of the week." -Frosty ...more

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