*keeps on staring at the review dialog for full 5 minutes* 
 Damn! That was some serious stuff. That was awesome. Freaking awesome. Totally freaking awesome. Why am I typing in small phrases? 
 So the story continues from the third book and we see the epic battle at the Sanctuary. The Nine Towns are in danger, the cure exists, the reapers are freaks, Benny and crew are the righteous ones. What more could you ask for in this suspenseful read that grips you from start to end? 
 How would 200 people defend themselves again an army of 40000 fanatics and 80000 zombies? Think about it. I did, but I couldn't find a reasonable answer. "Guerrilla warfare?" Too slow, it'd take years. "Bio-weapons?" As if they've already not done enough harm to the world, duh. You want a Zombie + Werewolf plague, huh? "Nuke them?" You kidding me? They'd rise back up as radioactive zombies, plus the region would be contaminated. 
 That's the big question that kept me hooked to the end. And what Maberry did was super awesome. Totally believable and realistic, keeping with the world he has created. I hope there are more books to come in this series, otherwise I'm off to reading fan fiction about the Samurais' further adventures.