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badseedgirl's review against another edition
4.0
The Walking Dead: Descent is the first of the walking dead novels that do not include Rick Grimes, and because of this the novel is actually better then the previous ones. The novels are now able to stand on their own, without the niggling shadow of the comics and the TV series hovering over it. Lily Caul is an good character and enhances the WD world. Her almost pathalogical need to create and nurture Woodbury into a town of her dreams of safety and security make her a tragic heroine. I'm looking forward to the next Walking Dead novel.
charlotterc's review against another edition
4.0
A good read based on Woodbury and it's occupants, not quite as gripping as its predecessors, but still recommend.
reanimatedreader's review against another edition
4.0
I enjoyed the very different kind of threat Woodbury and Lilly experience in this adventure. Bob is fast becoming my favourite character with equal amounts grumpy and determined and survivalist. Lilly is more consistent in this book than the previous, I think they've narrowed her character down more and made it more believable.
reanimatedreader's review against another edition
4.0
Enjoyed this new book of the Lilly series. Weird experiments, fantastic escapes and detailed zombie attacks.
reanimatedreader's review against another edition
4.0
Kinda loved the religious direction this book took. Bit different to the previous tales of stereotypical bad guys. Beginning to enjoy Lilly again as she's more consistent in this book.
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