Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" by Seth Grahame-Smith and Jane Austen is the classic tale of Elizabeth Bennet's life in Mertyon and zombies. An unknown disease is plaguing England, causing the dead to sprout from the ground and attempt to feat upon the supple, juicy brains of the living. Readers will be enticed when scenes of high-class balls and parties are forced into a zombie invasion and quickly escalate into a battle-royal for the frontal lobe.

Much to my discontent, I have decide to, at least, temporarily put this book down and find another to take its place. Despite its random influxes of green, smelly assailants, "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" retains to classical writing style of Jane Austen. That is to say, much of the book i made up of long winded descriptions of people and places, dialog consisting only of a couple of women talking about available men in the area.The vocabulary can also be a little over my head at points. I may come back to it some day, but right now, it's not really my kind of book.