Looking for another Zombie Book Series

[Joe]

My fiance and I are about to finish reading the Rot and Ruin Series and are looking for another zombie series, does anyone have any suggestions. Also if you know of any good vampire or werewolf book series please let me know. Thanks.

[Kylie]

The Zomblog series is amazing, BUT where Rot and Ruin is a very tame YA, Zomblog doesn't pull any punches and is graphic. Especially when it comes to the horrors perpetuated by people on other people.

[Dirk]

Try my new series, Voodoo Plague, available on Kindle from Amazon. Book 1 was published in December and Book 2 should be out before summer. Right now its on special at Amazon for 99 cents. Good reviews both here on Goodreads and on Amazon.

[Jennifer]

Oh read The First Days, thats a great series, also I just finsihed Feed, I am looking forward to the next book, also I recommend FeedMonster Island
Good Reading!

[Joe]

Jennifer already read the First Days. I agree it was a great series. I'll look in to feed Monster Island.

and Dirk I'll also look into Voodoo Plague.

Kylie i'll look into Zomblog as well. Thank you all for your sugestions.

[Pen]

The Forrest of Hands and Teeth Series...it's YA
Day By Day Armageddon Series
The Undead (Day 1 - 12)available on Kindle...addictive and Hilarious!
Married with Zombies Series...funny, married couple going through apocalypse
Dead Series by TW Brown (he also wrote Zomblog)

[Pen]

And...Joe McKinney's Dead World series, Dead Hunger Series by Eric A Shelman and Z.A. Recht`s Morningstar Saga
Another good YA series is Charlie Higson`s The enemy Series(only adults turn into zombies)
And Ann Agguire's The Enclave Series (Dystopian with zombie/mutants)

[Jennifer]

Joe wrote: "Jennifer already read the First Days. I agree it was a great series. I'll look in to feed Monster Island.

and Dirk I'll also look into Voodoo Plague.

Kylie i'll look into Zomblog as well. Thank y..."
Feed is one book, MOnster Island Another....they kinda merged together...oops!

[Galadriel]

The Feed trilogy is the best zombie series I've ever read. And I have read pretty much every zombie book ever. I agree with the above sentiments. I don't know if you've read Justin Cronin's The Passage and The Twelve; they are both incredible books. Kinda zombie, kinda vampire? Aftertime and it's two sequels are also very very good. As for vampires, if you haven't yet, you should read The Strain trilogy. For once it's about vampires who are actual monsters and not creatures they do nothing but sparkle and fall in love with chicks 1/10 their age.

[Colin]

Joe wrote: "My fiance and I are about to finish reading the Rot and Ruin Series and are looking for another zombie series, does anyone have any suggestions. Also if you know of any good vampire or werewolf boo..."

Not sure if its been said already but The Walking Dead novels are pretty good. So is the Joe Ledger series which is also written by Maberry.

[Meran]

I second the Joe Ledger series. I made a review last year if you'd like to see what my impressions were. :D

[Jennifer]

Love me some Joe Ledger!!

[Jasmine]

I second Enclave, first in the Razorland series by Ann Aguirre.

[Dirk]

Check out my Voodoo Plague series. Crucifixion, the second in the series just released. Amazon.com/author/dirkpatton

[hIpnoticraQs]

Read the Zombie Fallout series, Mark Tufo

[Dirk]

Book 3, Rolling Thunder is out now! Book 1, Voodoo Plague on FREE on Amazon through the end of the day today. Don't miss out!
Voodoo Plague

[Meran]

I'm not sure why I said "Joe Ledger series" up there. I'm just now reading them.

There was a different series I liked, but it was, essentially, vampires. Sorry for the mis-lead.

Joe Ledger had zombies in the first book, but it's mostly about bio-terrorism, so plagues, GMO human /animal hybrids, finding really old DNA and making it real, and even some cryptozoics (?) like unicorns and dodos....m(I'm on book 3.)

I'm finding them mildly interesting, mostly because I find biology fascinating, but so far, I see these as, excuse the phrase please, "dick lit" (as opposed to "chick lit". ;) What can I say? They sound too similar, great for comparison :) )

[Lily]

Deadlands series by Lily Herne
The White rabbit chronicles by Gena Showalter
These series are good if you don't mind the characters being teens/young adults.

[Lorre]

As the World Dies series by Rhiannon Frater
Alaskan Undead Apocalypse series by Sean Schubert
Mountain Man series by Keith C. Blackmore
Blog of the Dead series by Lisa Richardson

Escape from Furnace series by Alexander Gordon Smith, not with zombies but an amazing horror/thriller series