Did you know that octopus held grudges? 
 Mira Grant is at it again, this time from another unique point of view: Dr. Abbey -- the underground virologist. Follow her as she deals with "everyday" issues and some much bigger ones. 
 My first word of warning. Do not read this if you haven't read all three in the Newsflesh series. But, another warning is definitely do not read this until you have finished the novels and The Day The Dead Came to Show and Tell. This book does contain spoilers to the three books, so please be warned. 
 If you enjoyed Dr. Abbey's point of view in the novels, then you will definitely enjoy this novella. It had me cracking up throughout it. Dr. Abbey is just an incredibly funny character that is allowed to shine in Grant's novels and specifically this novella. 
 The overall feel of this book was to give the reader a better understanding of the underground virology world that Dr. Abbey was a part of. And also, show them what threats she and her co-workers we under every day. 
 Overall, I really enjoyed this novella. I picked it up on a Sunday afternoon and I didn't put it down until I was finished with it. Mira Grant has a way of doing that to me, though. 
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