by Bisi Leyton
Actual rating: 3.5(This review was originally posted at My Library in the Making.)It might have been another case of my skim-through-the-blurb disease, but I honestly did not know what I was getting myself into when I opened Wisteria. Now, I can say that I am pleasantly surprised.Right off the bat, ...
I need to start by saying that this was one of the craziest books I've read in a long time. There is lots of action, plenty of gore, secrets, aliens, zombies, people out for revenge, and groups just in search of violence. I didn't love everything about the book but it was certainly an entertaining r...
First, let me say that it was the cover that initially attracted me to this book. It is haunting in its simplicity and the stark, frayed red dress is a dark touch of femininity in a battered world. I really love it.When I read the blurb, I was caught by the mention of infested and flesh eaters. I,...
More of my reviews at Secrets of Lost WordsYou can also read this review here*A review copy was provided by the author for reviewing purposes*Thank you, Bisi Leyton and YANR Blog Tours!Wisteria takes place in a world taken over by the Nero disease. The Nero disease creates biters, which seem like zo...
Wisteria is a story about the world ending, at least how the remaining survivors of a virus which has people rising from the dead and needing to feed on the flesh of live humans. Yes, sounds like another zombie book, but it is not, it is a story from the perspective of two young people from differen...
This is a story about flesh-eaters (zombies) with a difference!Wisteria lives her life fearing for her own life when her world was torn about two years earlier. The human population has been struck down by a terrible virus which turns people into flesh-eaters and it becomes a kill or be killed worl...
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