Generation Dead: A Zombie Apocalypse Novel

PLEASE just write the next book already!For some reason I thought that this would be the complete story of "what happened next" and that John and Sarah and the boys and all their friends (who were still alive) would be peacefully living in their "Happy Ever After" and then it stopped - just like that, with cliff hangers, and loose ends, and things I NEED to know."Generation Dead" was every bit as good as the "White Flag" series, and they are some of my favourite Zombie books of all time (and goodness knows, I've read a few :D)The characters of Jake and Aaron are so well done, I found myself thinking "ooo just like his Daddy" at several points - even though they are all fictional, they ARE John Talon's sons - and when I thought about it, I can't recall another author who has done this so well - we just KNOW Jake and Aaron will be worthy sons of John and I for one am desperate to know what happens next...

Another brilliant installment of the Flag of the Dead....several years on and it is now the turn of Jake and Aaron to put civilisation back on course. This is a brilliant book yet again. It starts full pelt and on the run from a hoard of zombies and I didn't want it to end when it did, I'm willing Joseph Talluto to WRITE FASTER!!! As with the previous books, I just need to know what is going to happen next. The writing style of this series seems to have got better as they have progressed becoming tighter in narration and vocabulary. The only annoying thing is the number of spelling mistakes on the Kindle edition.

Getting a little annoyed now, the books and stories are good, well written, this one didn't have any horrendous mistakes in it, but I'm getting annoyed with getting half a book, the last series wftd maws 6 books but was really 4 normal sized novels. I just about get into this and enjoy the characters and its finished, no climax, just a punch up and I turn the page and THE END waiting for me. Still worth reading but I would wait until you can buy book 1 and 2 at the same time. 11% of this was the free sample of another novel. Sort thismout

Having read the rest of the White Flag series I thought I might try this one as well, and I wasn't dissapointed. It's nice to see that John Tallon's son is a survivor just like his dad, as everything that John did in the series was for his son's future.I do hope that this is going to be another long running series, especially the way this book ends, and I'm wondering if the old man will make an apperance at some point, who knows? Perhaps Mr Talluto does...

As expected, John Tallon's boys, Arron and Jake are as bad-ass as their father and seem set to leave behind, if not as much then maybe more of a trail of dead (again) zombies in their paths!I still find myself ducking out of kindle to google the place names mentioned and the gun models used by the characters. Just to get to know them even more.Really really impressed with this new movement and not surprised that I loved every bit of it.Keep up the good work JT!Lee Clarke

Yet again Joe has given us a great read. I was a little worried that I would find it hard going or a 'rip-off' of the white flag series but its just as good possibly better if truth be told! By that I mean its nice to read something similar but with new characters. So yet again I find myself saying thank you Joseph talluto :)

good condition, excellent read. have no complaints what so ever would recommend.

To be honest after reading (and loving) The White Flag series I thought this spin off that follows John Talon's sons, was risky. I was wrong!! Its fast paced and full of action set in familiar surroundings. I was hooked after the first few pages and now cant wait for the next installment