A Mad Zombie Party

I was so incredibly excited when I heard there was going to be another White Rabbit book! And it did NOT disappoint. I loved seeing Frosty and how he was moving on from Kat. I enjoyed watching the development of the character of Milla beyond what we'd seen in the previous volume. A sucker for romance, I really loved watching romances brewing and feelings growing and changing. Of course, it wasn't all happiness and romance, there was still challenges and battles to fight. The action and suspense kept me on the edge of my seat and I truly had trouble putting down my Nook to do any "real life" activities! While I'm sad that the series is officially over now, I do love the way things worked out and I loved the little bonuses that we got at show more the end letting us know how things would turn out for the main characters. show less

"A heart can be filled with love or it can be filled with hate, but never both."

This one was surprisingly good. I haven't loved the series but felt driven to finish it. I mean Alice in Zombieland is exactly the kind of series I should love - so I couldn't believe it when I didn't love it and just kept reading the series hoping I'd love the next one.

I liked our narrators Milla and Frosty. I found them so much easier to read than Ali ever was. The adventure was good, kept me turning the pages and the ending wrapped it all up.

Told from a different point of view, this novel ties up the series nicely and does a decent job of exploring the grief caused by losing someone you love and learning to move forward. All the emotion in these books is a bit exaggerated, but the truth is, learning empathy for someone else does make all the difference in how you cope with your own things.

Yes, a great conclusion to this series. I absolutely love the point of view switch up. Honestly all that being Alice the great who is dating super hot Cole was getting a bit stale. To have new minds to delve into and a new romance to watch unfold, really reignited the series for me.

All in all, it started out sad and depressing. With what happened to Kat and having to deal with everyone's hatred from Milla's point of view, it was a bit of a downer. But as the book went on and the plot changed, the story got better and better. It was a fun series.

I love the concept of these books - it takes the zombie theme and twists it on its head. A lot of these types of books tend to be quite soppy and, while it does include 'slushy' moments the humour in it undercuts it all. Highly recommend the whole series (I would start from the beginning of the White Rabbit Chronicles if you're new to Gena)Just a shame this book looks to be the last in the series - sob!

I love the concept of these books - it takes the zombie theme and twists it on its head. A lot of these types of books tend to be quite soppy and, while it does include 'slushy' moments the humour in it undercuts it all. Highly recommend the whole series (I would start from the beginning of the White Rabbit Chronicles if you're new to Gena)Just a shame this book looks to be the last in the series - sob!

So! I loved, loved, loved the first and second, AND third books in this series, and I thought it would end with that fabulous finale...but it didn't. There was a fourth book...and here it is. At first, I was overjoyed at the idea of getting to read another book in this series, because this series is BEYOND awesome...buuut, after I read the synopsis...sigh...I was disappointed.

This book is written from different perspectives (I was so looking forward to reading from Ali's view, but ugh...): Milla (the girl who betrayed the crew), and Frosty (the heartbroken one). They hate each other, but they both fight against the same evil...also, Milla realised her mistake from last time and is trying to atone for them.

Kat Parker (the dead girl) has show more become a witness and has come back to bring Milla and Frosty together...there was a vision...a vision where Milla would save Frosty from dying...so...ta-da! That's how their stories intertwine. So...seeing as how they hate each other, yet are forced to be together by Frosty's friends...you can see how this story will end, right...?

Anyhoo...this book wasn't bad, it just wasn't anywhere near as awesome as the previous books...the switching perspectives also confused me at some points...

The cover...hmm...is that Milla? Or is it Ali? I can't tell...grr...

I can't really point out any outstanding good points about this book, unfortunately...I mean, it was still GOOD, just...sigh...I suppose my expectations were set far too high?

Well...suffice to say...I'm glad Frosty had his HEA, and most, if not all loose ends were tied up nicely, we even got some info on their kids...! show less