2nd book in the series, it picks up right where the 1st left off. Still managing to stand alone, we find Angle the self-described Red Neck, and proud of it, in the middle of a war between zombie factions.

The crazy thing is figuring out who to trust. Her boyfriends uncle doesn't respect her and the guy who tried to kill her a few weeks ago keeps popping up.

An escape from reality without leaving 100% of the realism behind.

Angel's attitude and character, plus the emotional flip-flops of never knowing exactly what was what were entertaining.

Her issues with her boyfriend, while relatable, were exhausting at times. And as a fairly self-possessed young woman, I found Angel's tendency to put herself down tiring, but I loved that her friends never allow her to get away with it.

Read the other books in the series.

Think this could happen; or at the very least it made me wish it could happen.

Knows what she's about and has found the balance between LOL hilarious and mournfully serious.

Fantasy is fun but there are also real life lessons sprinkled in.

Zombie gore isn't for everyone, but if you enjoy Fantasy it's worth a shot.

I read this before Book 1 but I don't feel it took anything away from it. I plan to read the first one now as a sort of prequel.

"Usefulness" is described as 'there is a helpful theme throughout that translates to real life'.

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