All in all Time of Death: Induction was a great listen.

It started to go from almost hopeless zombie survival to peaches and cream. The only thing I can think of is the story changed direction within this time frame. I have even tried to listen to it again and the same thing happened. All of a sudden, my interest and attention waned. Everything was going great until the last hour or so of the audiobook. I am reminded of the Married with Zombies series for a while the husband and wife team try to survive in the madness, and get pretty good at it. Quickly the city of Cape Coral, Florida goes to hell. Yea it has nothing to do at all with zombies but it is laugh out loud bodily function hilarity at it's best.

Festa included a lot of humor in the story, I always love that, especially with my favorite chapter and chapter title 'Code Brown'. Starting off in the pre-apocalypse with Emma, a nursing student, and her husband Jake. I really liked how the story starts with a shambling figure walking up to car for a meal. So in theory a reviewer should be able to put the best techniques together into one masterpiece, right? Time of Death: Induction is an action packed zombie filled thrill ride from outbreak to what is left afterwards. I know that reviewers spend a lot of time picking apart the works, hopes and dreams, of others. I was intrigued that a book reviewer could turn or would author. Another perspective to a genre that many of us.

Induction by Shana Festa