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 City of the Dead - Brian Keene
 City of the Dead - Brian Keene ... PublishingNewest Review: ... him finally being reunited and then trying to figure out where to go next in a world that is becoming more and more deadly as ... more ... zombies begin to take over the world.
Eventually Jim, his son and a couple of other survivors find their way to a cityblock skyscraper owned by a reclusive billionaire now turned into a sanctuary for the last of mankind. Billionaire Ramsey believes not only that he is mans' saviour but also that his building is inpenetrable to an all-out attack. Unfortunately what he hasn't counted on is that the zombies outside are both sentient and highly capable of using weapons and guile- especially when under the command of thei...more |
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City of the Dead - Brian Keene: THE DEAD SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH....... (821 words)
by - written on 24/07/08 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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zombies seem to have become very much back in vogue in recent years with both a remake of George Romero classics DAWN OF THE DEAD and sequel, DAY OF THE DEAD; the RESIDENT EVIL franchise and Romero's latest, DIARY OF THE DEAD all being released at the cinema. In the written form too, the undead have seen a big resurgence with titles like MONSTER ISLAND and THE MORNINGSTAR STRAIN not forgetting the infallible and essential ZOMBIE HANDBOOK all being published over the last couple of years.... CITY OF THE DEAD is the sequel to BRIAN KEENE'S debut novel, THE RISING, and picks up where the story in the first book left off. Goverment scientists have been meddling ... Read the complete review
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