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Possession of the Dead: A Supernatural Time Travel Zombiethriller (Undead World Trilogy, Book Two) Paperback – Oct. 15 2010

by A. P. Fuchs (Author)

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Book 2 of 3 in the Undead World Trilogy Series

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Angels. Demons. Giant Zombies. Things have changed. Ever since returning through the Storm of Skulls to the present day, Joe, Billie and August have discovered the world they now inhabit, is not the world they left behind. The zombie threat has evolved to gargantuan proportions. Now aided by giant undead-massive monsters with phenomenal strength and power, with deadly appetites just as vast-the zombie population moves to devour any and all life. Separated from his friends, Joe learns that not all hope is lost for humanity when he meets, Tracy, a woman who exudes a strength to rival his own. Tracy brings him to the Hub, an underground sanctuary where life continues in a dead world, but his thoughts linger on his missing friends. August and Billie have problems of their own, and soon learn the same plight that affected a past friend of theirs now affects many: zombies with shapeshifting capability. Now, anyone is suspect. Yet even with this newfound knowledge, more is heaped upon them when the agenda of the undead is revealed and humanity is the one caught in the crossfire. A war is raging, one between angels and demons, monsters and man. And it's only escalating.

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Publisher : Coscom Entertainment (Oct. 15 2010)
Language : English
Paperback : 256 pages
ISBN-10 : 1926712536
ISBN-13 : 978-1926712536
Item Weight : 381 g
Dimensions : 15.2 x 1.47 x 22.9 cm

Best Sellers Rank: #4,847,939 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 18, 2015

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Gave up after a while couldn't get on with all the demons,angels and zombies.first book was really good,but this one was a bit out there

Patrick S. Dorazio

The ultimate battle for the souls of the living

Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2011

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Possession of the Dead is the second book in the Undead World Trilogy. Blood of the Dead, the first book, started out as a fairly traditional zombie apocalypse tale, with four main characters coping with the fact that they live in an Undead world. A gray rain came down and turned the living into zombies, with few being immune, and along with them, those who stayed inside avoiding whatever it was that caused this to happen. Animals too were affected, and for the majority of the first story, we see the main characters struggle to survive as the primary objective. Then, toward the end of that story, an intervention by an angel, a journey through time, and an alternate world (or so it seems) opens up to the characters and in it, there are giant sized zombies that are fifteen stories tall, demons, and of course, as mentioned before, angels. Possession of the Dead goes a long way toward explaining this rather stunning change of scenery at the very end of the first book. Without attempting to spoil anything, the reader discovers that some of the living are actually able to turn into zombies at will, this is a battle for the remaining souls of humanity, and our main characters, because of what they have witnessed, are primary targets of the underworld.

This book changes things up, but is still a zombie novel at heart. I was somewhat reminded of both Brian Keene's The Rising/City of the Dead and Ben Roger's Faith and Undead in the fact that the zombies here are used as a tool of the demons of the underworld and the devil himself in an effort to usurp God's power, or better yet, to bring him to his knees. Still, this tale has some unique elements, including the transformational power of some of the zombies, as well as the giant zombies that roam the city streets and scoop up the living by the handful. We still get a lot of straight up zombie action as the undead chase the main characters from start to finish.

The action is nonstop and between this book and the last, I've grown attached to the characters, and like the new ones introduced in this book. The author once again leaves us hanging at the end of the book, but not as dramatically and shockingly as he did after the first. There are still plenty of questions to answer with the finale, and I will be very interested to find out what happens to characters like Joe, April, and the world as a whole when the end comes. Naturally, the biggest battle is yet to take place, and hopefully more of an explanation of our character's part in all of it will be revealed.

The story keeps the tempo moving at a fast clip and the action is good. I am still a little bit confused by the giant zombies, since there was a minimal explanation as to their existence here, but they do make for an interesting part of the story as the characters are challenged to avoid them. I will be interested to see if there is more discussion of their particular nature in the third book, as well as the animal undead, which are not mentioned too often, but are clearly a part of this world. Even with these minor critiques of mine, I did enjoy this book and it certainly will keep me waiting anxiously for the third book. This is a fun and unique look at the zombie apocalypse, and I am sure AP Fuchs has a few more surprises up his sleeve for the end of his trilogy.

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ravin

amazing

Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2013

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such an amazing series i feel lik im right in the story n get angry sad n my blood rushes thru my body evrytime i read it worth the buy

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SKing58

Great Read!

Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2011

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I have read numerous Zombie books, but this book is a very different, but awesome read.
The characters draw you in and keeps you page-turning. I have read both books of this
triology and am anxiously awaiting the 3rd installment. The author, A.P. Fuchs, writes so
well that I felt almost pulled into the books.
If you are into Zombie books, be sure to pick up this set of books. You'll be glad you did!

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