Andrew W. Marlowe

Well…it has been 2.5 years since I stumbled upon the brilliance of Susan Ee…and what a journey it has been. So I will start with saying…Ms. Ee…this was bloody brilliant…



I cannot recommend this series enough to everyone. This is first and foremost a book in an apocalyptic hell on earth…told in fabulous gory detail, Susan’s world building is unlike anything else I have read in this genre.

But damn…the pain in waiting for additional installments was almost too much to show more endure…but I have to say, it was so worth it. This third and final in this trilogy just exceeded every expectation I had. I am left in utter awe.

The romance between our MC’s is just fantastic. But be warned…this is not a physical sexual romance…there are a few kisses in this series and the attraction, dialog and banter between these two is just wonderfully written. Remember…it’s the apocalypse so…

Is it missed??? Honestly, it’s believable and I think that is what I love the most. Now do I wish there had been more…I mean…I’d be lying if I said I didn’t…but the brilliance of this is that you know there is something building between these two and the interactions with them are just…



Now with this third installment came tears…my god…I was a fucking mess in this book.



I was hit totally upside the head with emotion that was completely unexpected. Susan held nothing back.

The characters in this series continue to astound me…from our fearless female lead, to her “crazy” mother, to her “broken” sister to the hilarity of Dee and Dum, I was not disappointed. Throw in amazing interactions with the beautiful Raffe, new developments with our villain (Beliel), the Messengers (of which Hawk and Howler were a highlight) and we need more…we need a prequel…we need backstories…please!!! I can only hope that we will get these soon as there are clearly many other stories to be told.

A fabulous BR with my girls Susan (review) and Momo (review). " show less

We really liked this show, especially the interaction of the secondary characters, and the fact that they actually did detective work and sleuthing, rather than just a police procedural.

However, by season 5, the soap opera relationships had taken over the plotting, and we didn't continue past that year.

Most of the fun of the series is seeing the people interact, this was no exception. Seeing the relationships develop and how they work together is interesting. Castle also has to work on how his relationship with Beckett is mutually useful and how they spark well off each other. Things that happen are complicated and interesting and I enjoyed watching it.

Tremendous fun. Wit and mystery.
We really liked this show, especially the interaction of the secondary characters, and the fact that they actually did detective work and sleuthing, rather than just a police procedural.