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The Necropolis Trilogy #3
Necropolis
As the virus spread across the globe, the world slept on, oblivious to the threat that was about to be unleashed upon it. And as the armies of the Horsemen threaten Europe, a new force joins them in the destruction of humanity.In Britain, the survivors from the devastated MI6 building flee to the only safe haven left in the now quarantined country - the military stronghold in Cornwall. With their walls, and their tanks and their guns, will the last surviving remnants of the British Armed Forces defeat the slaughter hurtling towards them through the roads and the streets and the fields, or will they be washed away by the devastating force of the Infected.Who will live, and who will die when the Infected arrive? And what kind of world will be left when the smoke clears? Will humanity prevail or will they be cast aside by the force of Abrahams insane gift to the world?So begins the final battle of the Necropolis. "Necropolis" is Sean Deville's third book in the Necropolis Trilogy
379 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 9, 2017
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December 8, 2018
The End?
Necropolis is the final book in the Necropolis Trilogy by author Sean Deville. This final chapter continues to follow the effects of the virus as it makes its inexorable spread across the world. With the major continents in ruin, the focus turns to the United States. Rachel and her undead army continue to stay one step ahead of the Overmind until a discovery changes the landscape of not only the cat and mouse game that has been played thus far but also the future of Earth.
Necropolis, for me, was a little bit of a disappointment. It literally took me months to read this book and I usually blaze through a novel every three days or so. It felt like the author got lost in the various characters and twists and painted himself into a corner as far as the storyline goes. I mean, there’s only so far the zombie apocalypse can go before everyone is dead, right? Not really a cure for that – or at least not one any author that I have read has imagined yet. To be fair, there was a pretty significant plot twist that totally changed the game so to speak with all the major players, but by the time it occurred, all I could think was “really?”. I know some people will love the twist and I am not going to give anything away but to me, it just felt a tad anticlimactic.
Anyway, I loved the first two novels and have said previously in my reviews for both Cobra Z and The Contained that I thought that the author was really doing some interesting and ground-breaking things in the realm of ZA that I haven’t seen before. I’m not too sure why I didn’t really feel the same with Necropolis, but I didn’t. Even the twist was pretty unexpected, but since I have also read novels where the subject of the twist is the main focus maybe that kept it from being such a mind-blowing event. At any rate, if you are looking for a ZA trilogy that is not the usual format, I would recommend the Necropolis trilogy. Maybe you will like the ending better than I did.
Necropolis is the final book in the Necropolis Trilogy by author Sean Deville. This final chapter continues to follow the effects of the virus as it makes its inexorable spread across the world. With the major continents in ruin, the focus turns to the United States. Rachel and her undead army continue to stay one step ahead of the Overmind until a discovery changes the landscape of not only the cat and mouse game that has been played thus far but also the future of Earth.
Necropolis, for me, was a little bit of a disappointment. It literally took me months to read this book and I usually blaze through a novel every three days or so. It felt like the author got lost in the various characters and twists and painted himself into a corner as far as the storyline goes. I mean, there’s only so far the zombie apocalypse can go before everyone is dead, right? Not really a cure for that – or at least not one any author that I have read has imagined yet. To be fair, there was a pretty significant plot twist that totally changed the game so to speak with all the major players, but by the time it occurred, all I could think was “really?”. I know some people will love the twist and I am not going to give anything away but to me, it just felt a tad anticlimactic.
Anyway, I loved the first two novels and have said previously in my reviews for both Cobra Z and The Contained that I thought that the author was really doing some interesting and ground-breaking things in the realm of ZA that I haven’t seen before. I’m not too sure why I didn’t really feel the same with Necropolis, but I didn’t. Even the twist was pretty unexpected, but since I have also read novels where the subject of the twist is the main focus maybe that kept it from being such a mind-blowing event. At any rate, if you are looking for a ZA trilogy that is not the usual format, I would recommend the Necropolis trilogy. Maybe you will like the ending better than I did.
December 16, 2018
NECROPOLIS #3
I was blown away by the ending! Remarkable twist to a good trilogy. I can see a part 2 trilogy, based with the same characters that are trying to stop the apocalyptic ending.
I was blown away by the ending! Remarkable twist to a good trilogy. I can see a part 2 trilogy, based with the same characters that are trying to stop the apocalyptic ending.
July 8, 2019
Ruined
What a totally rubbish ending. Without spoiling it for others the ending ruined what the two books had done best. I felt it was a total cop out. Like I don’t know how to finish this book !
What a totally rubbish ending. Without spoiling it for others the ending ruined what the two books had done best. I felt it was a total cop out. Like I don’t know how to finish this book !
November 13, 2017
End of this book. Refreshing.Marvelous.
January 21, 2018
I had to read the third book after being so engrossed in the first too. I didn't get into this one as quickly as the first two but there sure was a twist at the end. I didnt really expect the ending to go the way it did. Although at the end I was left with wanting to know more lol.
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