Flesh and Bone by Jonathan Maberry
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
And the darkness continues...
The third book is a bit violent. I mean, it's zombies, so all the books are violent. Killing zombies calls for some specialized skills (especially if you want a zombie story that's believable). The good news is that it's a book and it leaves more to the imagination than if you were watching a horror movie.
Things get a bit more troubled and hopeful at the same time in Flesh and Bone. The search for the jet continues and the characters realize they have other conflicts they need to fix. Troubled relationships, past tragedies, and post-apocalyptic cults all haunt them.
It's chilling, it's exciting, and it leaves you hanging. Book 4 here we come.
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