Kevin Michael

I am a big fan of zombie novels and have read many over the past few years of all shapes and sizes. This one however was not as memorable as many of the others I have read.

The story in a bit short and predictable, something I can forgive as it is becoming harder to write something unique in a world with so many books, but the story also featured grammatical errors which made the book harder to read than it should have been. Without these errors it could have been a nice little read to help whittle away the afternoon, but as they popped up too often it often detracted from what was happening in the book. If these were to be removed then it would have been worthy of a higher score. It would have also been nice to have had more zombie action and more description of them as it did feel like they had more of a background part in this story despite the name of the novel.

I did receive this e-book as part of the LibraryThing Give-away program from the author and was asked to post an honest review.
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Disclaimer: I was given a free copy of this book from the author through LibraryThing in exchange for an honest review.

Meh. I'm not sure what the author(s) consider a boxed set, but I'm pretty sure it should be more than 116 pages.

This wasn't really bad or good, just kind of THERE. Kevin Michael has a lot of interesting anecdotes about his time working at various jobs in the food industry. There's some gossipy tidbits about celebrities in there that are not very anonymous.

Kevin Michael isn't really a bad writer, just a little repetitive. I just don't think this really needs to be a book. I could see him keeping up a very successful blog, or maybe it could be a TV show. He said he was once an aspiring script writer; why not go that direction? There's some serious grammar mistakes, including sentences that were missing several words. I found the word "fighted" in there. And I'm pretty sure the author does not know what ASAP stands for, because it was constantly written as A-SAP. I did find the beautiful phrase "ass sandwich" as I was reading. I'll be using that in everyday conversation from now on, so there's that.

So, you know. Better luck next time?… (más)