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It's been years since I read this #standalone zombie book, but I recall it being a very slow burn that I couldn't put down. A close examination of death and grief that stops just short of being a full zombie apocalypse story.
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1. Yes, please. Handling the Undead is a great one.
2. I really want to say werewolves, but it's vampires. I'm always on the hunt for a great werewolf book, but I usually find them too heavy on romance. Soulless is fun.
3. I'm all about slashers, as long as it's not torture porn territory.
4. Halloween (1978), Poltergeist (1982) and Scream
5. Licorice, but not the pull and peel kind!
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Really liking this one so far. A unique take on the zombie story. Super creepy. #zombies
#May keeps me safe from dastardly bookmarks #catsofLitsy
so-soEng. Handling the undead. Sort of a soft zombie story taking part in the Stockholm region. More thoughtful than scary. Perhaps a bit too predictable for my taste although not necessarily bad. Read and find out ☺
#creepycovers for #booktober !
I may not sleep tonight knowing this is on my shelf 😱
pickI'm not a huge zombie fan, but I really liked this book. It was a different take on zombies and it is a little bit of a slower paced horror book. The only complaint I have is the ending....
so-soIf you want rabid zombies and a fast paced action plot, this is not for you. It's not what you think. However if you're in the mood for something different to think about, then maybe? It's not the greatest but I gave it a go anyway. So so.
