Day by Day Armageddon is a unique zombie apocalypse tale told in journal entries.

If you're looking for something horrific yet totally thrilling and intriguing, this book is for you. It's written in such a unique format, that it's hard not to be intrigued by the story. We follow our lead on a scary adventure when the world has been thrust into a zombie apocalypse. He writes journal entries of his journey, finding new friends, surviving day by day and trying to figure out what in the world is going on.

I like this take on thrills and action. It's fast paced, keeps you hooked and leaves enough to the imagination. The army side of things is explained thoroughly and it's super interesting. Knowing J.L. Bourne's background, it only makes it way more intriguing. Following a member of the military through the zombie apocalypse (and with legitimate phrasing and knowledge) it way more interesting than the average day person.

The worst part about this story is the darn cliffhanger! I'm glad I have the second book ready to go, or else I'd be livid. How could he end it like that?! In the middle of the action?! Ack!

Overall, this book is cool! It's not my typical read, but I think that's why I like it. It's spicing up my shelf. If you like horror, zombies, apocalypse or just different stylized books then I'd highly recommend this book!

Four out of five stars. ( )

Got this in a collection with the second book, which is good since there is not ending of any sort the first one. It's an interesting procedural approach to a zombie tale, but it feels more like an outline for a book than a book. ( )

Seems like an excerpt from world war z, but a good read nonetheless! ( )

Toss me a book with a post apocalyptical theme with zombies and I am all in! So, basically, the world is getting taken over by zombies. Our protagonist, a military officer, is keeping a journal of his day-to-day survival struggles of not being eaten by the living dead. The author has thought of everything to make this world real, like everything. There is no down time when reading this one.

By no means is this a step-by-step guide to turn to when the day comes that the Zombies really do come into existence. But rest assured, I will have this book on hand. This book was scary as hell. So much so that I had to keep a night-lite on to finish it. ( )

This was a good side-story to the series. It was similar to the original novel, just Kilroy on his own, having an 'adventure' in the middle of a zombie apocalypse.

Short, sweet and enjoyable. ( )