I've enjoyed a lot of Seanan MacGuire's work, and only just started looking at her stuff written as Mira Grant.
Sadly, that world in which you can tell the truth and change minds, sway opinions, that world seems more unrealistic than the zombies. It's a theme throughout, and in the end, people believe them. And, spoiler alert, no really, stope reading here.you've been warned.the journalists break the big story. This book is about political intrigue and journalism as much as it is about zombies.
Obama was in the White House, and the cracks of the current political divide were visible, but not yet become the yawning chasm we have now. Or the first volume did, and it's conception would have been much earlier. The world has been changing for my lifetime, let's call it the last fifty years, and this book, although set in an alternate future of zombies, came out 12 years ago. I need to explain what kicked me out of the narrative, and to make it clear that it was not the author's fault. If you like zombies, this is a great take. A little over the top, maybe, but it kept me reading through all three books in the collection.
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