Living Dead Girl

Reader reviewed by Nian

I don't love Scott, and honestly, not anywhere near getting there. She
told a compelling story, but is her writing of such great quality where
constant praise is needed? I don't think so. I just think anyone can
tell a story this disturbing (as much as we'd like to think happy
thoughts, people are subjected to their "dark" place) but I'll give
props for the author for trying. It's actually alright. At least I
didn't moan in misery.


It's haunting, addicting (in a clash of good and bad kind of way)
and the topic that the story derives from is so wrong on so many
levels. This is the book you'll read when you'd like another dose of
dark reality. Beware: it might suck you into sudden depression and will
stay for quite a while.


The only problem was the way it ended. That last chapter, although
completely an appropriate ending, just frustrated me. There were so
many questions left unanswered, problems still unresolved. My
expectations never happened: the police woman was actually supposed to do
something, wasn't she? And how the heck did the guy get the gun anyway?
It's little details like these that never get explained that bugs the
hell out of me. I just can't help it.