Mira Grant builds a pretty terrifying (and realistic) post-zombie apocalypse world. I appreciated all of her details on how the virus works, how it continues to be a constant source of fear and horror despite being almost 20 years later, and how everyone deals with it. This is what I like about zombie books. I didn't enjoy the actual story about the news reporting and blogging. It was really technical, dry, and didn't capture my interest as much as actually running away from a zombie would. Also, the big reveal of who is after Georgia Mason's blogging team felt rushed and unexplored, especially after trudging through 500 pages. I'm glad I finished, but I'm not compelled to continue reading any of the others in this series. I do give major kudos for this very unique take on a genre that is rapidly becoming overdone.