Dead Moon

I started Dead moon when I got it, but my annoyance about the audio-first thing just kept bugging me and interfering with my enjoyment. That sucked, because on a second attempt ... Woow!

The threshold universe is rather gripping. The horror of it all is scarily appealing. I think 14 is my favourite so far, which would still put Dead moon in third because of the initial excitement of 14. Obviously we've leapfrogged a little, and I don't think I've come across the moon as burial ground explored anywhere to this level before.

Another brilliant instalment true to the form of the whole saga, and I'm looking forward to reading the next one.

Good book, not my favorite of the series so far, but pretty good. The biggest reason it isn't a favorite is because the book is nearly all plot and action. I like the characters, Cali, Tessa, and Jake are great; however, unlike the first two novels there isn't much character development. This enables the story to move quickly, but makes it more difficult to really care about them.

Still, for anyone who like Zombie stories, SciFi, and/or Clines, this is a great read.

In the name of summary, this plot revolves around the future use of the moon as a grave yard and the industry that developed around it. Then a meteor hits and zombies...

I did like the very strong connection to the Threshold mythology in the first two books. This is a completely independent story, but the connections for anyone reading the series is not subtle.