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Original Title:	The Rising
ISBN:	0843952016 (ISBN13: 9780843952018)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Rising #1
Characters:	Jim Upton, Rev. Martin, Frankie, Danny, Baker
Literary Awards:	Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel (2003)

The Rising (The Rising #1)

Brian Keene

Paperback | Pages: 321 pages

Rating: 3.79 | 9060 Users | 637 Reviews

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Nothing stays dead for long. The dead are returning to life, intelligent, determined…and very hungry. Escape seems impossible for Jim Thurmond, one of the few left alive in this nightmare world. But Jim’s young son is also alive and in grave danger hundreds of miles away. Despite astronomical odds, Jim vows to find him—or die trying.

Joined by an elderly preacher, a guilt-ridden scientist and an ex-prostitute, Jim sets out on a cross-country rescue mission. Together they must battle both the living and the living dead…and the even greater evil that awaits them at the end of their journey.

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Title	:	The Rising (The Rising #1)
Author	:	Brian Keene
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 321 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2004 by Leisure Books (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Horror. Zombies. Fiction. Science Fiction. Apocalyptic. Post Apocalyptic

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Ratings: 3.79 From 9060 Users | 637 Reviews

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So to be perfectly honest, Ive been going back and forth on whether on not I actually wanted to write this review. It basically came down to not burning bridges in a very small universe, or being honest with my readers. (I know, all three of you.)When I weighted it out, I decided a bad review treated fairly and note based on gut reaction might be better for the internet as a whole then a blank space. Plus, that way, as new readers show up, (Ill welcome you, reader number four,) they can feel

Firstly, I have never read a zombie book before. They just haven't ever appealed to me. Zombie films, yes, books, no. But I've read other stuff by Brian Keene so I thought I would give it a go.This is so different to a normal zombie story. For a start, the zombies have a good level of intelligence. Which I think makes them even more scary!When I first started the story I thought I might have given up quite quickly. I thought it was going to be stupid (ahem, zombie goldfish) but trust me. Do no

I read some good reviews of this so thought I'd try it. I didn't care for the writing. The first chapter was such a poor dump that I stopped it & the mower to go into the house to check if I'd gotten an abridged version. Nope. I got 1/8 of the way through, the end of the first of 8 parts & had enough. None of the characters were working for me. They were just too stupid & their situations too contrived. One of them preps for Y2K with a backyard bunker that he builds at great expense

DNF @ 35%I had read this once before and remember enjoying it (maybe in my late teens or early twenties?), but I couldn't get into it this time around. It isn't a bad book by any means - in fact, I think it offers an incredibly unique twist on zombies, by throwing in a supernatural/demonic quality to the "virus". It's clearly evident how Brian Keene affected the zombie story genre tremendously with the innovative perspective he offered, and the switches in perspectives give a unique insight into

Trigger Warning - Rape scenes.This was the first book I bought on my kindle reader and I put off reading it because, frankly, I was a bit zombie-d out. Along came Zombie month at Creatures Creatures Everywhere https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...and Awards August and my butt was sufficiently kicked. Thanks ladies, this was great, and my faith in the Zombie genre has been re-ignited. Take a bit of Brian Keene, mix in some serious Lovecraftian ideas, add the

Trigger Warning - Rape scenes.This was the first book I bought on my kindle reader and I put off reading it because, frankly, I was a bit zombie-d out. Along came Zombie month at Creatures Creatures Everywhere https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...and Awards August and my butt was sufficiently kicked. Thanks ladies, this was great, and my faith in the Zombie genre has been re-ignited. Take a bit of Brian Keene, mix in some serious Lovecraftian ideas, add the

The Rising: 10th Anniversary Edition This edition restores about thirty thousand words to the original release. I can not believe its been ten years already. Not your "usual" zombie book. A beautifully produced edition. This is copy 51 of 333 signed and numbered copies.This is book 1 of 3 of Brian Keenes Maelstrom Series IV.