Unchosen Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Unchosen, a novel that reinvents the “zombie” trope and gives the reader adventure with a compelling narrative. Continue reading Unchosen Review on Spotify
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Review of ‘Unchosen’
Unchosen takes a classic horror trope and reinvents it with strong characterization, a compelling plot on the sea, and a powerful bond between sisters. Continue reading Review of ‘Unchosen’
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Today on YouTube we’re discussing Unchosen, a novel that reinvents the “zombie” trope and gives the reader adventure with a compelling narrative. Continue reading Watch “Unchosen Review” on YouTube
An Interesting Approach to the Zombie Genre | Review of ‘After the Cure’ (After the Cure #1)
By Cynthia Ayala
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Eight years ago, the December Plague swept through the human population. Those infected became violent cannibals, killing without exception. Years later a cure was found, and now, with time, society has begun to heal. Now society is hunting for the truth. But the danger hasn’t passed and for Nella Rider and Frank Courtlen, they are discovering that the past is not far behind them.
Published August 24, 2013, by Deirdre Gould, After the Cure is a post-apocalyptic novel that takes a different approach on the zombie genre. Continue reading “An Interesting Approach to the Zombie Genre | Review of ‘After the Cure’ (After the Cure #1)”