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Blackout (Newsflesh #3)

Mira Grant

Paperback | Pages: 512 pages

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Title	:	Blackout (Newsflesh #3)
Author	:	Mira Grant
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 512 pages
Published	:	May 22nd 2012 by Orbit
Categories	:	Horror. Zombies. Science Fiction. Fiction. Dystopia

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Rise up while you can. -Georgia Mason

The year was 2014. The year we cured cancer. The year we cured the common cold. And the year the dead started to walk. The year of the Rising.

The year was 2039. The world didn't end when the zombies came, it just got worse. Georgia and Shaun Mason set out on the biggest story of their generation. They uncovered the biggest conspiracy since the Rising and realized that to tell the truth, sacrifices have to be made.

Now, the year is 2041, and the investigation that began with the election of President Ryman is much bigger than anyone had assumed. With too much left to do and not much time left to do it in, the surviving staff of After the End Times must face mad scientists, zombie bears, rogue government agencies-and if there's one thing they know is true in post-zombie America, it's this:

Things can always get worse.

Blackout is the conclusion to the epic trilogy that began in the Hugo-nominated Feed and the sequel, Deadline.

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Original Title:	Blackout
ISBN:	1841499005 (ISBN13: 9781841499000)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Newsflesh #3
Characters:	Georgia Mason, Shaun Mason, Rebecca Atherton, Dr. Matthew Thomas, Alaric Kwong, Mahir Gowda
Literary Awards:	Hugo Award Nominee for Best Novel (2013), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Horror (2012)

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I do love the Newsflesh books. The backdrop is a really fascinating pandemic scenario, set after the world has had chance to get over the initial apocalyptic outbreak and make the first attempts to re-establish itself. Life goes on, but so do the zombies. People live alongside the zombies, but they do it in a constant state of fear and paranoia. There's a strong focus on the role of new media and tech which, like the virus backstory itself, is based on solid, credible science. Grant (aka Seanan

Why have I spent every free minute of the last four days reading the same book twice? Because it's a sci-fi / horror / political thriller / love story / action movie novel all rolled into one, and it is intense.Okay, thing one about this review--spoilers. I'm not going to put them in individual spoiler tags, I'm going to spoil-code everything after thing two and if you keep reading, on your head be it.Thing two--you need to read these books in order. If you haven't read Feed and Deadline, stop

Impossible is something that stopped having any staying power when the dead started to rise. Trust me on this one. Im a scientist. From the journal of Dr. Shannon Abbey, date unknown.I'm done with it! Finally! Phew......and yeah it's bordering on the impossible so much that it goes beyond my believe.

'This is as close as we could get to an ending. The world goes on. Zombies or no zombies, political conspiracy or no political conspiracy, the world goes on.I think I like it that way.'Ah, the end is finally here. Blackout: the highly anticipated final book in the Newsflesh trilogy. For those of you that have yet to read this series feel free to continue - no spoilers!When I first heard about Feed, I dismissed it immediately when 'political intrigue' and 'zombies' were put into the same

So, here we are again. Mira Grant is back for one last kick at the Hugo novel can with Blackout, the last in her Newsflesh trilogy. All the mysteries are cleared up, all the questions answered. Georgia and Shaun Mason are reunited to kick zombie butt one last time and fight back against the government corruption that has put the entire world at risk. Sort of. I think.Actually, this book is kind of a mess.My opinion of the Newsflesh series has much in common with another very popular

"She turned to face the glass, a smile on her face, zombies looming up hard and fast behind her. We couldn't hear them moaning anymore, or the sound her gun made when it hit the ground. She raised her free hand in a perfect pageant wave, seemingly oblivious to the hands reaching out to grab her hair. Then she went over backward, vanishing into the teeming river of infected flesh."In my review for Deadline from last month, I mentioned how difficult it was for me to write while avoiding ALL THE

Re-ReadPretty awesome conclusion to the tale. Moral? The truth will set you free.Maybe not from zombies crashing down your doors or zombie bears making a mess of your day or massive conspiracies regarding the zombie virus being transmitted by tons of mosquitos... But at least the conspiracy will EVENTUALLY have its day. Maybe. Because, you know, the truth and all. :)This is easily one of the most interesting zombie books out there, and while it doesn't have the same impact as the first two, it