Wrath is the fifth book in the Adrian's Undead Diary series, and to date, it is Chris Philbrook's most intense and emotional book. The first four books have hinted to a spiritual subplot, and let me tell you, Wrath answers many questions that have been jumbling around in my brain (and my previous reviews).
If you have been reading along with The Bookie Monster, you won't want to skip this one. The significance of the number three is revealed, and the players are making their way to the chess board like the pawns they are. Adrian's role is now clear, and some shocking saboteurs have been named. Loved ones, both to Adrian and readers, are lost in the epic and ongoing battle of good vs. evil.
Readers will be given insight into the Trinity; as some of it's members, and hints are given at an end game to come. Adrian has been named as the scribe, big shocker, right? Michelle, being led to parts unknown by a dead boy from Africa, will be the savior. But who or what will she save? Wrath will leave readers to pontificate who will penned as the Warden. I definitely have my guess in place. Do you?
Wrath will toy with your emotions, and if by now you're invested in the story, it's quite possible you may shed a tear or two as you read this installment. Have no fear, readers will still have plenty of gut-busting laughs, and will send Adrian a telepathic fist-bump as he finally gets 'some'. The Adrian's Undead Diary series is a must read for anyone who loves a great zombie tale, some good raunchy humor, and intense action. There will be no stopping this reader from finding out what happens next, even if I have to jump into Philbrook's brain and tear it apart to find out!