So this week I’m reading the second book in the “Arisen” series, Mogadishu of the Dead (aka “Chicago”), in which some of Our Surviving Heroes from Fortress Britain make a run to the New World in search of a cure for the zombie plague, and possibly for a nice deep dish pizza.
The eight-man team was going to parachute directly into Chicago and try to get out with a vaccine developed there by a biotech called NeuraDyne Neurosciences. They were going to HAHO jump out over Lake Michigan, fly in on the prevailing winds, land on top of the target building, and fight their way down to the labs. And that was the easy part.
Hmm eight men? Chicago? I hope they have better luck than these guys …
Meanwhile, I am now within 128 pages of the end of editing The War of the Ravels. The end is nigh! Of the editing job, and possibly of the world …
“Well, that spell is doing something,” Cynidece said. She actually sounded worried, Mercy thought, and if she was worried then the rest of them should probably be downright terrified.
Viscosity 
Seriously? You’re that close to the end?
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The Arisen series seems interesting.
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I quite liked the first installment, “Fortress Britain” which amusingly described a scenario in which you could start by barricading yourself in a farmhouse and end up at the center of a “critical mass of every zombie on the continent”. This one wasn’t as good but I still enjoyed it. After that I seem to have completely forgotten the series existed, and now they are up to 14 books. THERE IS NO WAY I AM READING 14 BOOKS TO CATCH UP.
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Wow! That is a lot of books! I don’t blame you!
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