Zero Day

That was the third and last book from the Hatching serie and boy, that was fun! I love the characters, I love how they put their minds together to find a solution to the spidercalypse, I love how visual the story was. It would make an awesome tv serie, especially now with how good the CGI can be.

A tiny thing that I've liked less is maybe the ending. Not in itself, but how quick it happened. On the other hand, people had already suffered so much, so I don't mind that much that the big solution was found that fast.

Another thing is I would have liked to learn more about some characters' fate in the end. But I do like who died and who survived. In fact, I was surprised about how many survived. I've seen in some reviews that some would have like more deaths, but I'm happy that so many are still there. I do like happy endings. Now, for those who died: Both the preacher and the con man. They were a given. No tears on them. But I must say that I didn't predict Teddy's death (I was thinking more about Kim not surviving) and it caught me by surprise. It did made me sad, so that she was the only one to die in the core groupe was really okay for me. One small complain: the people that were with her should have honored her in the end. Like, presenting what she had filmed and given her some posthume award. I think that's my biggest disapointment.

In short, love that serie. I'll probably read other stories from that author one day. :)