Because quoting Samuel L. Jackson is always, always the right thing to do.... 
 Warning: Book is a little graphic when it comes to the whole zombie-esque apocalypse. 
 First rule of reading zombie-esque books: don't read in the dark past midnight by yourself. Yeah, I had the weirdest dreams that of course woke me up. Causing me to check all the doors while using my iPhone's flashlight. Yeah, special times :/ 
 Okay, I have to give kudos to Keira Andrews and the apocalyptic world that she developed. The detail was wonderfully done, making it easy for me to envision the journey Adam and Parker started after all hell breaks loose. Along the way they encounter and overcome many obstacles that inevitably bringing them together. Even better, is the overall feeling of realness that radiates from the story. 
 Now don't laugh at me, but all I could think about for some time during the sexy times was: When was the last time they showered/wiped down and brushed their teeth? Yeah, instead of feeling apprehensive about possible attacks it was the thought of not showering and/or brushing ones teeth that made me anxious. Yeah, my priorities were a bit shot. 
 In the end, we are left with the couple sailing south with a new purpose. I have to admit I wonder if we are going to see Marco, Dr. Yamaguchi, Neil and other characters of The Pines again. Especially with what they took from Adam. On that note, book two here I come!