But recently the messages from the government telling them to stay there until they receive notification it is okay outside, have stopped. They've been sent into bunkers we're told, by the government. We know how long she's been down there because she has counted days, and tells us over and over. Sherry is our main character, and she is living in an underground bunker with her family. The beginning of the book reminds me a bit of by S.A. The title 'The Weepers' is due to the fact that the creatures all look as if they are crying, they have 'tears' running down their faces, and their eyes are swollen as if from crying. That's because most of the book listings for this are under the title The Other Life #1. The title of this, The Weepers, was hard to find on Goodreads at first. One that takes humans over and can change them into almost beast like creatures, hairy, running around on all fours, or still pretty human looking. In this story the zombies are humans suffering from a scientifically enhanced version of rabies. They are there, they are a danger, but again we're really reading about the story of the people not infected. And really, while yes, this is a zombie story, the zombies play a pretty small part.

I'm kind of surprised by how many zombie books I've begun to read. Once again, I'll say thanks to Netgalley for letting me read this egalley, as well as Marshall Cavendish, the publisher. Normally I would wait until a month before the publishing date to review a book from Netgalley, but since I see that the ebooks were 'published' already, I thought it would be okay to go ahead and post my review. The Weepers: The Other Life by Susanne Winnacker

The other life by susanne winnacker