Review of Dead Reckoning

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An incredible science fiction novel that depicts the humans innate instinct for absolute survival. Great read. Congrats on #BOTD
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David K Hall's book, 'Deep Reckoning,' explores a zombie apocalypse caused by a gain-of-function virus released by selfish leaders and scientists. The story depicts a world in chaos and emergency, offering a glimpse into a potentially alarming future. The book sounds like a good read. Great review.
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"Dead Reckoning:" by David K. Hall is a book where Ryan and his team have to put down anyone that comes in their way be it zombies or humans. who will survive? Read this book to know more. Congrats on BOTD!!
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Zombie apocalypse with mad Men on your team ....I am in...I like the review in the way it is written it already made knot inside my mind which I will try to resolve by taking peak at the book...
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Post by Julius Mwanzia mutunga »

I'm always on the lookout for thrilling apocalyptic reads, and 'Dead Reckoning' seems to deliver on all fronts – suspense, action, and intriguing characters. Plus, it's refreshing to hear about the diverse representation and how the author handles scientific elements with realism.
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As I read the story in this book, I almost placed it side by side with the Covid-19 pandemic. I will read "Dead Reckoning" by David K. Hall to know if the deadly virus was contained.
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The book was perfectly described in the review. The book's horrific narrative of macabre extremes is hinted at on the cover. Young readers shouldn't read this book, in my opinion.
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This intriguing read is a perfect blend of mystery, horror, thrill, and sci-fi themes that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. What's more, the inclusion of gay characters who showcase their strength and romance is truly fascinating. This book is a definite must-read for anyone looking for a gripping and engaging story! Nice review.
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Watching zombies alone freaks me, I am eager to find out how this book turns out to be. It sounds like an interesting and thrilling read.congratulations to David K. Hall.
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The book is interesting and fascinating
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It's always interesting to see how far humans are willing to go to ensure their survival in a dystopian situation. The blend of zombies and unconventional characters makes the book even more intriguing.
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An edge-of-your-seat thrill ride exploring the most sinister potential of the human spirit, masterfully redeemed by Ryan's fight for survival. This book will shake you to your core with its honest portrayal of self-destructive ambition, while inspiring you with Ryan's courage.
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I would love to see what a zombie apocalypse would look like, as imagined by the author. The story must be really good if you'd be willing to reread it. Thanks for the review!
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Post by Ntokozo Joy Ndlovu »

I am not a fan of books about zombies and apocalypses so I think I'll pass on this book. The scientific experiments that led to the release of this virus sound like an intriguing element though. I enjoyed reading you review. Well done.
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Post by Ekassiba Ochuku »

This book seems to be thrilling book from the review. Although I'm not a fan of Zombies and apocalypses I will consider reading it because of the scientific experiments that led to release of the viruses.
Thank you for a detailed review
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