Morgue Anne of Twisted Geeks follows up her podcast review of TOOTH AND NAIL with a written review, and writes, “It’s a tough balance–any sort of zombie story tries to hit on both sides of violence and emotions. DiLouie takes a plunge with TOOTH AND NAIL and gives us both sides of the story by leading us somewhere familiar yet foreign to show us what it really takes to survive the zombie apocalypse without becoming one yourself.”
Thanks, Anne! Complete review here.
Mac Campbell of Damn Fine Horror reviews nine zombie novels, and I was happy to see TOOTH AND NAIL on the list, which he calls, “Great shoot-em-up action, gratifyingly clear prose, and very authentic [Army] lingo make for a good zombie novel. Zombie hordes rushing down streets are likened to a great pulsing river of destruction.” Thanks, Mac!
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The lovely Morgue Anne of Twisted Geeks, whom I had the pleasure of meeting at zomBcon, reviews TOOTH AND NAIL for Podcast 157 (review starts about 31:00), calling it “exciting, really well paced, great fun, really well written … a different look at the zombie apocalypse.” Thanks, Anne!
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I am pleased to announce that Timun Mas Narrativo from Ediciones Minotauro, part of Planeta Group, the largest publishing group in Spain, has acquired rights to publish my novel TOOTH AND NAIL in Spanish.
ZombieMutt reviews TOOTH AND NAIL for Bricks of the Dead, writing, “TOOTH AND NAIL is an absolute page turner that never slows downs and lets you catch your breath. It maintains a high-quality level of writing that leaves you being unable to predict what happens next … I cannot recommend this book enough and I find it a great start for anyone who has yet to read a zompocalypse book.”
Thanks for that, ZombieMutt!
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Stephen A. North, author of zombie novels DEAD TIDE and DEAD TIDE RISING, reviews TOOTH AND NAIL, writing, “Great story! The present tense used in this book really thrusts the reader into the action, and makes it personal. I couldn’t put it down.” Thanks, Stephen!