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A review by booknallnight
Where the Dead Go to Die by Aaron Dries, Mark Allan Gunnells
fast-paced
4.0
This was definitely NOT what I was expecting and that is perfectly fine with me LOL. I was actually looking for a Christmas type horror read, and while this does have a short moment of Christmas, that's about it.
Also, for me anyway, this actually wasn't all that horrifying. This was more like an emotional dystopian beginning to the world since a plague/virus causes people to turn into "zombies".
Usually, in books like this we get gory, horrifying and terror-filled. This was more so the emotional aspect of the people who have loved ones that have been bitten, and the pain, grief and agony they go through. It is also the colder, and more heartless part of humanity once they see someone as no longer "human".
I really enjoyed this flip side of the equation and flew thru this one. The narrator is amazing too and added to the overall love of this one. Definitely recommend for those who want a little different than the normal zombie horror.
Also, for me anyway, this actually wasn't all that horrifying. This was more like an emotional dystopian beginning to the world since a plague/virus causes people to turn into "zombies".
Usually, in books like this we get gory, horrifying and terror-filled. This was more so the emotional aspect of the people who have loved ones that have been bitten, and the pain, grief and agony they go through. It is also the colder, and more heartless part of humanity once they see someone as no longer "human".
I really enjoyed this flip side of the equation and flew thru this one. The narrator is amazing too and added to the overall love of this one. Definitely recommend for those who want a little different than the normal zombie horror.