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A review by khakipantsofsex
Torchwood: Bay of the Dead by Mark Morris
3.0
Love me some zombies!
While there were the odd scenes where the language didn't flow, overall it was well written. However, it didn't seem to have much of a story-line, as if the author just wanted to highlight certain aspects of characters and have zombies.
I did like Rhys' involvement, particularly as it prevented much happening between Gwen and Jack. On the same strain, there was not enough Janto. Set between Tosh and Owen's deaths and Children of Earth, this would be the time when Jack and Ianto's relationship was taking more of a shape.
Some of it did seemed a bit unrealistic, for a zombie story, because two and two didn't always make four, but there was certainly action, if not much else.
While there were the odd scenes where the language didn't flow, overall it was well written. However, it didn't seem to have much of a story-line, as if the author just wanted to highlight certain aspects of characters and have zombies.
I did like Rhys' involvement, particularly as it prevented much happening between Gwen and Jack. On the same strain, there was not enough Janto. Set between Tosh and Owen's deaths and Children of Earth, this would be the time when Jack and Ianto's relationship was taking more of a shape.
Some of it did seemed a bit unrealistic, for a zombie story, because two and two didn't always make four, but there was certainly action, if not much else.