This mass market paperback (c. 2014) is just one book from a donation of five full grocery bags of books (over 90 of them!) from my two-doors-down neighbor. Thank you for such a kind and generous donation!

I'm releasing this book for...

***The August 2022 One Word Title Release Challenge hosted by booklady331.

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I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to travel elsewhere...

I'm releasing this book at a BookCrossing meetup. These are always such fun!

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I brought this home from today's BCinDC meeting. It looks interesting and I'm adding it to my TBR mountain range in the hopes that I might actually read it one day.

I didn't think zombies were my kind of thing, but the dystopian elements of the back cover description caught my attention, so I decided to give this book a try. And I'm glad I did. This book is a non-stop thrill ride, with high excitement action driving the story forward as it slowly reveals the deeper story hidden beneath all that action. And the ending was as surprising as it was satisfying.

The prologue sets the stage, in a world divided into Masters and servants, with the servants finally rising up and demanding their freedom. When the Masters strike back, the resulting conflict ends with the Masters being eradicated. The story takes place in the society build by the former servants on the ruins of the Masters' world. But when hordes of zombies start converging on the cities, civilization itself seems doomed, unless a remarkable young man named Freedman can find a way to stop it.

This book is hard to put down, with a fast pace that keeps the reader wanting to know what will happen next. But beneath all that action, there are thoughtful elements that raise deep questions about what it means to be alive and what it means to be human. A remarkably well crafted story.

Left on a table on the concourse level of the Atrium, not far from the Eisenhower Ave. entrance.

Released for the 2022 e-less challenge and for the 2022 Science Fiction challenge.

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