Diana Rowland's latest foray into the weird and wacky world of Angel Crawford feels more like a middle section of a larger story than a complete book. There is a lot of set up here to suggest that the world is about to undergo some massive expansion. I have a feeling that we will be leaving the small corner of Louisiana very shortly as things start to get global. It's just a hunch, but the corporate spy stuff and government conspiracies are moving closer and closer to the center of the action. We also get an answer to the burning question about how long the zombies in this world can live. (it's a LOOOOONG time)
The biggest signifier to me though is the revelation that Angel is something much more important than just another white trash zombie. She pulls something off in this book that apparently only the oldest zombies can do. That said, this book was more of a promise of things to come than a satisfying and complete story due to the way it just sort of ends....like this post
7/10
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