* - I was given a free copy in return for an honest review. 
 If you're looking for a fun, quick page-turner about a zombie apocalypse, look no further. Everyone Dies at the End is a fast-paced story in the vein of current fan favorites like The Walking Dead or, more specifically, Fear the Walking Dead because of the parallels between the drug addict characters. 
 Westbrook gives a strange but amusing twist on what causes the zombie outbreak, and the use of vomit specifically brought to mind 28 Days Later and the zombie scene in V/H/S 2 (which, incidentally, is the best zombie movie or short I've ever seen, despite the end of it making me laugh). 
 There's a lot of drug references, which may not be to everyone's taste, so your mileage may vary, but Earl's addictions specifically are probably the most interesting subplot. His "demon" taking on an actual physical form really had me wondering for a while, and the way Westbrook ends the book makes it even more interesting. The use of Time in the book seems a little off, but this is wrapped up and explained nicely by the ending. 
 All in all, a fun zombie apocalypse story for those dark days they call a "hiatus" in the middle of The Walking Dead seasons. 
 Don't forget to lock your doors.