This was funny, cute and something new for me, since I've never read a MM zombie book before. I don't particularly like zombie movies (never really thought about reading zombie books), but I really see their appeal, and I'm not so sure why I previously didn't find the concept interesting. Perhaps because some movies focus too much on the actual zombies, which are boring as hell, and too little on the ramifications of WTF happens now. Plus, Mercury is definitely a version of Emilio, and there can never be too many Emilios.
