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The terrifying conclusion to the zombie-killing adventures of Katie and Jenni begun in the Dead Letter Award-winning The First Days!Siege is the conclusion to Rhiannon Frater’s As the World Dies trilogy, which should appeal to fans of The Walking Dead. Both The First Days and Fighting to Survive won the Dead Letter Award from Mail Order Zombie. The First Days was named one of the Best Zombie Books of the Decade by the Harrisburg Book Examiner. The zombie... more
It looks good but shies away from tackling the themes that really matter, the themes that could have pushed this book to the next level.
Full ReviewSiege is a must read for zombie lovers yes but anyone who likes survival, character driven well crafted reads will appreciate it for what it is.
Full ReviewA bittersweet end to an amazing trilogy – I’ve loved these books, the characters, the world, and Frater’s exciting writing style.
Full ReviewOverall it was a good and bloody tale that had a bit of romance, a bit of insanity, violence, political vengeance and mystery all rolled into one.
Full ReviewSiege was a FANTASTIC end to a highly emotional ride that I want to take over and over!
Full ReviewSiege is not at all what I expected from the cliffhanger at the end of Fighting to Survive, but it was an absolutely fabulous finish to a series that has become one of my favorites.
Full ReviewBut everything came together for an incredible read.
Full ReviewRhiannon Frater excels at writing emotion into her characters, and she certainly goes above and beyond in this installment of her zombie trilogy.
Full ReviewA very well put together blend of raw terror and relief to utter chaos.
Full ReviewThis one had me on the edge of my seat for almost the entire story.
Full ReviewMy only problem with the book is that it marks the end of the series... I guess I’ll just have to read them all again.
Full ReviewThis is a trilogy that deserves to be on the bookshelves of any fan of zombie literature.
Full ReviewThe anticipation and terror that follows you throughout this story is incredibly poignant.
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