This is one of those books that leave you feeling a wrecked at the end. So many emotions and not a happy ending. This book really drags you into the rabbit warren. Sloane, the main character, is complicated and beautifully written. All of the characters are believable and so human in their reactions to the end of the world. This book is poignant and chilling. So much lovely, haunting writing. 
 "She always said I'd die without her and she left anyway." 
 "But you didn't die," he says. 
 "I did," I say. "I'm just waiting for the rest of me to catch up." 
 It's about a zombie apocalypse and six teenagers that find shelter in a high school, but its about so much more than that too. It's about love, friendship, the difference between survival and living, the true cost of things. All I can say is, bravo Summers, bravo.