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You should add a direct link to the book, they are ever so helpful.

Technically I'd say White Zombie started the genre.

Chemical Z. Now available in paperback (as well as ebook)
http://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Z-Rick...
Here's a small excerpt:
Monday 25 April 2011
14:39
I didn't have nice dreams last night, in fact, they were very creepy indeed. I dreamt I was standing over the dead body of Sarah from next door. The top of her head was open and bits of her battered skull poked out through the torn skin. Lying face down in a blood soaked carpet, she slowly turned round and reached out to me. A large section of flesh had been ripped from the right side of her face exposing part of her skull and lower jaw bone. Pieces of skin still hanging from her face, neck and shoulder were covered in bite marks.

For me, Monster Island by David Wellington is so underwhelming that I have attempted to read it three times and stop each time annoyed with the use of different languages that keep popping up.

Sure NOTLD is what established the Zombie genre we know and love but you can't dismiss White Zombies influence. Without that movie setting the groundwork we might never have had NOTLD.



Was it Eve of the Dead by any chance.
I enjoyed it simply because it was a zombie story, but it wasn't the best overall.

I think we would have. NotLD owes more to I am Legend than anything else.
The worst zombie book I've read so far, I haven't actually finished reading. It was too bad. Way of the Barefoot Zombie. I got it because it was one of the Tomes of the Dead, and I liked I, Zombie, even after the whiplash WTF moment where everything in the book changed.

Kansas, the main character, would be ax'd from my zombie killing squad in a heartbeat.



Some things shouldn't go together. Zombie & Erotica / Root Beer & Hummus.

I just read/reviewed that a few days ago. Kansas was quite annoying. But I think the series shows enough promise that I'll probably read the next.
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