Just like the the two before couldn't put it down.

3.5/5

Woow. Que carajos??
Nunca antes había leído un libro sobre apocalipsis zombies aunque me guste mucho ver series o películas relacionadas con el tema.
Me gusta mucho que vayan mostrando paso a paso como el virus va progresando. Los personajes me parecen muy reales.
Al principio de la historia pensé que no me iba a gustar porque los zombies no hacían nada pero de igual manera le quería dar una oportunidad y por eso continué leyendo el libro. Muy buena decisión. Me gustó mucho la idea que tuvo el autor de hacer que los zombies fueran "desarrollándose" despacio (de sentido a sentido).
Tengo muchas ganas de seguir leyendo esta saga. Y tengo mucha ganas de que los protagonista encuentren otras personas.

3.5/5

Son re adictivos estos libros y super rápidos de leer.
Lo único malo es que no llego a encariñarme con nadie pero me gusta mucho el desarrollo que van teniendo los zombies.

Der erste Teil dieser Serie, war schnell gelesen. Zu schnell. Weder an der Handlung noch an den Charakteren konnte ich mich länger aufhalten. Selbst mit einer bekannten Handlung wie einer Zombie-Apokalypse kann man über die Charaktere viel Spannung erzeugen. Die Protagonisten bleiben jedoch zu eindimensional, zu blass, ihre Gedanken wirken unecht, der Inhalt der Dialoge wiederholt sich, was u.a. am extrem einfachen Stil des Autors liegt. Leider keine Empfehlung.

Mindless fun -- not so great on the character development. I think I'm more intrigued by the author's self-publishing story behind this series of books than I am in the books themselves. Still worth reading if you're looking for a zombie apocalyptic fix.

It was a decent book. Definitely a little different story line than I'm used to when it comes to zombies but overall it was a good book. I just wish it would have progressed a little faster.

A Haunting and Thought-Provoking Take on Post-Apocalyptic Survival

David Moody's Autumn offers a fresh take on the post-apocalyptic genre, focusing on the psychological toll of survival rather than traditional zombie action. Moody masterfully creates an eerie atmosphere, emphasizing the fragility of human resilience in a world turned upside down. The character-driven narrative and unique portrayal of zombies—uncanny and unpredictable rather than relentlessly aggressive—set it apart from typical stories in the genre. While the slow pace effectively builds tension, it might feel drawn out for readers expecting immediate action. Despite this, Autumn is a haunting and thought-provoking read, perfect for those who appreciate atmospheric, realistic horror.

I think I'm done with David Moody...this is the third book of his that I've read, and I haven't really enjoyed any of them. Autumn is cliche after cliche, and doesn't add anything new.



Plus, the main character is an annoying dick.

The book suffers from boring dialogue, stilted prose, and shallow characters. I finished the book, but I struggled to do so. If you're into the zombie genre, you'd be better served by World War Z, Day By Day Armageddon, The Walking Dead, and Patient Zero.

I believe this is the first in a series and the reason I sought it out and read it is I like to read source novels of films from time to time and I saw the Canadian version of 'Autumn' many years ago. It was different enough to warrant searching out the book.

Set in the UK with a very British cast of survivors the story throws in straight in with not to much lead up dreary setting up and this is good, so like any good story you are hooked from the beginning.

Away we go and the author makes sure that the effects of loved-ones and nearly everyone you know dying are felt, unlike so many of these other types of stories where after about a day everyone's okay and onto the next adventure. So a bit of thought has gone into it.

The tale is simple and linear and we are not given 'pat' explanations and that is good and overall I enjoyed my dip in devastated Britain.

The only problem I had was the three main characters, I know they are supposed to be traumatised and all the other survivors we meet but they are all a-holes, every one of them and I did not care if they lived or died.

Plus if you have ever ridden a motorbike you know those parts of the story are errrr...unlikely.

But overall a good read, I'm not sure I'll be going back though.