Newsflesh: Deadline (Series #2) (Paperback)

from JeremyPreacher

It is very difficult to review this book without spoiling the major twist ending of Feed; if you haven't read Feed, don't read this.Deadline is great - engaging, fast-moving, and tense. It's much more a thriller than Feed was, driven largely by the fact that the daring Shaun is the main character...

from jaddington

I think I liked this better than the first book.It kept me on the edge of my seat so to speak. More plot twists and turns. But the conspiracy gets deeper and deeper. Yes there are zombies, yes there is zombie violence.But I assure you there is much more to this series than random acts of zombie. ...

from jaddington

I think I liked this better than the first book.It kept me on the edge of my seat so to speak. More plot twists and turns. But the conspiracy gets deeper and deeper. Yes there are zombies, yes there is zombie violence.But I assure you there is much more to this series than random acts of zombie. ...

from wodenthewanderer

This was a good book, but it drove me nuts how much deus ex machina kept happening. It felt artificial, because it kept happening. They happen to find the one person who has the answer, they happen to stumble into the one place that has the item they need, etc.

from guardianbookfest2011

Major Spoilers Ahead This book is some kind of amazing. I missed George and her aspergers-like obsession with truth in a way that even Shaun's voice-in-the-head couldn't much help, so I liked the surprise ending quite well. The whole book is full of delightful twists, but the one it ended on made...