Ho-hum conclusion to this 5 part series.
As I said in my review of part 4, I was worried that there wasn't enough of a page count left to do any sort of conclusion that would work both for the action needed, the character resolutions and the readers attachment to the group.
I was right.
(Mild spoilers ahead, but if you have read parts 1-4 you should really be seeing this coming.)
Peter is now a bonafide killing machine. So he can do whatever he wants whenever he wants. The big baddy comes, a fire-fight ensues and people are quickly dispatched. The death of one of the add on characters Grace (since part 3) is less than 5 words long. This is part of my issue with this ending part. Grace has grown as a relate-able character, one in which many people will have developed an attachment too. And gone in a disjointed sentence. I can't even recall if the group mourns her after.
The bad guy stands no chance. Killed in a paragraph. And that's it. No discussion of where the world will go from there.
This series started off on a high, even after I realized Zombie stuff was no longer bringing me enjoyment, but I continued on hoping to see it build to something worthy of the buzz. It simply didn't.
3/5 Overall, although I am heavily leaning towards even a 2.75/5