I think there are some who think any discussion of this book at all is to spoil it. I personally, while enjoying this a great deal, don't think this is a novel with all sorts of crazy twists and the such. But be that as it may, I guess I'll put a spoiler tag here. 
 (view spoiler)[ This is a zombie book. The protagonist, Melanie, is a Zombie. And I Haven't read a zombie book in awhile. Odd that of the ones I've read over the past few years, I think I've liked them all. Is all the best talent in the writerverse dedicating themselves to telling tales of zombies? 
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 Anyway, I was pretty pleased that I picked this up, I haven't read a lot of fiction lately, and as any attentive reader will notice, I've actually listened to this. Mostly as I have been doing other things as I've consumed this, either driving somewhere, or going on any one of my seemingly endless walks with my dog (who is in rehab after an teeny little surgery and requires a lot of attention now, including lots of walks to exercise her leg). My reading time has been caught up mostly with non-fiction. 
 And, while I'm not surprised by this, it's a bit hard for me to ease back into fiction again. So this one made it fun. It was fast paced, compelling, and well thought out but not very complicated. And again, well done. 
 I wish all my fiction was this enjoyable. It's not my favorite genre, but I'd read a heck lot more of anything done so well. I see there is a movie coming out next year based on this novel. I suppose that means this isn't a hidden little gem that I stumbled upon. I guess it's already popular. Well, here's to being late to the party. 
 Also - sorry for the super lame review (talking to you, future Rusty, who reads this and wants to know why it's so lame), I was watching a video on youtube and finishing up some work as I wrote this incoherent mess.