Bookshelf: Amanda Hocking's Hollowland

I have to say this is probably one of the most well crafted self published books I've read. The author has really edited this book very well that it reads better than some that have professional editors at publishing companies working on books. Don't get me wrong, the book has typos, but it reads well enough that for me I wasn't too aware of it, and was more enthralled by the story. There are some little bumps in the story like a pet lion, which was a problematic distraction.

Summary: After the government run facility she is staying at is over run with zombies, Remy King, is determined to find her brother, Max, who was airlifted away from the chaos because of he is being protected by the government. Along the way though Remy is going to see a lot of how the world is changing now the zombies are running it. With marauders out to loot and kill, cults forming, and others just looking to survive against the threats it has become a dangerous and cautious world to live in with no law. She will also meet new friends who are looking for a group as well.