Category: Fantasy Pages: 26
Copyright: Sep 30, 2012
Third Installment of Zombie Games
It's been a wild ride but our heroes have finally made it to Atlanta, where the chaos continues and they find that zombies aren't the only dangers lurking in the big city.
The game continues with new players, several dangerous adversaries, and more than one princess that now needs saving...
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Reviews for "Zombie Games Three (Dead Endz)"
Reviewed by Laurie Franco
1/6/2013
Can NOT believe I forgot to review this book....I read it months ago! (Sorry Kristen!). Book three picks up around where book 2, Running Wild, left off. As usual I plowed right through this book and loved every page! The actual "Zombie Games" was crazy and I loved how Cassie kicked zombie butt and the only downer was who didn't come out of the book alive (no spoilers here! Lol). But the deaths of characters I've grown to love was a definite downer....but the blooming romance between Luke and Allie seems like a great way to keep the series going and I really hope to read more about this Wild bunch! Ever since I first started a Kristen Middleton book, I've fallen in love with each of them, and she sets the bar a little higher with everyone she puts out! This is a must read series, and if you like vampire books, she has another awesome series out as well. Try Blur and Shiver from her Night Roamers series and I also highly recommend ANOTHER series she has begun Witches of Bayport, beginning with the book Enchanted Secrets. Ms. Middleton is a definite triple threat with the three amazing series, and I can't wait to read more of her books in the years to come. (Hopefully starting with book two of Witches of Bayport, hint hint!!) : )
A cerebral dark Mystery of the Third Age..The serenity of a Roman statesman is interrupted by a wild-haired wanderer. The zealot seeks refuge from the powerful demon pursuing him, and not only that, but tries to recrui
The second book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, this volume will be enjoyed by astute 10 or 11 year olds as well as adults. A reader does not have to read To Build a Tunnel First to understand this volume.
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In 2000, Todd Cheney set out to write a complete fantasy series. Now, almost five years later, his goal is accomplished. The Soulstone will bring to conclusion the story began in The Seventh Circle.
Buried for a thousand years under the sea,
