I mean, I love that he would stand by his word, but I hated that his feelings weren’t there a lot of the time. He seemed like a flight risk throughout the read, until he would remember his promise to her to never leave, and that didn’t sit right with me. Is this relationship doomed before it even starts? Has the world given up on those trapped within the Quarantine? Is a cure just a far-fetched dream?Īlthough I understood where Jordan’s anger was coming from in IN THE END, it didn’t make me like the way he was acting towards Alissa at times. Jordan and Alissa are constantly fighting as they remember their painful past their bleak future. With stress at an all-time high, and nothing but an RV as their sanctuary, the tension is flaring. Both are butting heads and in turn, Alissa is caught in the middle. Syd has his thoughts on what they should do and so does Jordan. Taking up right where UNTIL THE END left off, we are on the road with Syd, Jordan and Alissa as they try to out run the dead in search of life. But at least we know we won’t face them alone. There’s nothing either of us can ever do to make them stop. Yes, I would recommend In the End! It was the fix that I needed. Would I recommend In the End? I’m six books into this author and waiting for more. It could use a thorough proofing, but I just let that go and enjoyed the storytelling. Tracey Ward has filled this book with her fantastic banter its’s great to see a couple with death knocking on the doorstep still have the presence of mind to keep the fresh-ass comebacks rolling. In the End is the continuation of Jordan and Ali’s story and it’s told from Jordan’s perspective. Tracey Ward also has the Survival Series, which technically follows Quarantined, but you can easily read either one first. In the End is book two in the series, you really need to read Until the End first. I needed something that was light and fun and had great banter and Tracey Ward delivered. I know what to expect (more or less) and I know I will like it.

Quarantined is a series I know, written by an author I’ve read before (six books now). Sure, it’s been a while since I read Until the End (Quarantined #1), a couple of years actually, but it didn’t take much time to recall what had happened in the first book. I like to have books like this in my book pocket. Can you say that the apocalypse is fun and that you need to spend some time with zombies? Why not! This is exactly what I needed, a fun little trip through the zombie apocalypse.

Until the End by Tracey Ward