Blackout by Mira Grant

In 2041, Georgia Mason, held hostage by a team of CDC researchers, must find her way back to Shaun Mason, who is dealing with his own problems, such as zombie bears, mad scientists and rogue government agencies, before things get worse in her post-zombie, post-resurrection America.

I LOVED this book. Series endings are hard to do. There are always so many threads to tie up and so many character archs to follow. The Newsflesh series was a particularly complicated story. To say that Mira Grant successfully tied up this series would be a severe understatement. This was the perfect ending. Not only was it the best book in the series, but it was the best imaginable ending. It gave me everything I didn't realize I wanted and so much more. This book was full of so many twists I never saw anything coming ever.
I loved this, plain and simple. What a fantastic trilogy.

A good ending to the cycle, but somehow not as exciting as the first two books. There seemed to be significantly less zombie on blogger action which may have contributed to that.

This started out a little iffy and definitely had its SMH moments, but I thought it was an excellent (and final) end to the trilogy.

I absolutely adore this series and I'm sad that this will be the last I will hear of the Mason's. I'm can't put into words how impressed I was with Mira Grant and how believable she could make the end of the world look. The Mason's story was heart breaking and I'm so glad she managed to let them have a happy ending without falling into the trap of making it sappy or unrealistic. This story is just fantastic and everyone should read it!