Just your average zombie survival autobiography.Zombies and a bit too little trouble for the protagonist, but still a creative way to describe everyone´s favorite end of the world. Not as good as the milestones of the genre, because too focused on one POVSome people are pretty hard with this one, it certainly is no Zombie Survival guide and has no the living dead or resident evil quality, because it´s extremely focused on just one perspective, but it´s a nice addition for zombie addicts.Why didn´t Bourne pimp it?With a second plotline and more action, this could have been much better and I´m honestly wondering why Bourne didn´t prepare more cliffhangers, introduced some more characters, added some conspiracy theory, described large scale military conflicts between the left superpowers (especially that because of his background), etc. Real life military elementsThe military part and its realism are extreme, because Bourne was a real life-soldier and integrated much of his profound knowledge in the novel, giving it a kind of fictional autobiographic touch of how a specialist would deal with the situation, but ignoring some of the laws of storytelling made it much less successful than it could have been. Preppers, veterans, and survivalists might love it more than the big names of the genrePeople interested in anything military might find their obsession with this series and maybe the plot explodes in the other parts, I have at the moment just read the first part and am tinkering with trying the second one or the other series, but I am not sure if it´s my thing if it´s not too technical and too one character-based for me.Tropes show how literature is conceptualized and created and which mixture of elements makes works and genres unique: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...