Call The Shots, Don Calame

Wonderful, funny YA about making a low low low budget zombie movie.

Dust & Decay, by Jonathan Maberry

Great sequel to Rot & Ruin. Zombies, etc.

Rot & Ruin, by Jonathan Maberry

Excellent YA zombie novel.

Midnight Movie, by Tobe Hooper

Very meta B-Book based on a fictional B-movie that has the power to turn viewers into zombies. Fast paced and fun horror, if that's not too much of an oxymoron.

World War Z, by Max Brooks

Pretty much my favorite zombie book, and I read A LOT of zombie books.

Vacation, by Matthew Costello

Ah, a solid, creepy, distressing and properly gory zombie apocalypse novel!!!
After how much Sadie Walker is Stranded, I was almost loath to start this one, but this title did not disappoint.
NYPD cop Jack is badly hurt in a Can Head fighting incident that left his partner dead, and he is off duty to recover. His wife and kids want to get out of their fenced in Staten Island zone, so they set off for a terrifying road trip to the Adirondacks, to Paterville Family Camp, reputed to be safe and secure.
After getting there, though, Jack and Christie find there is a hideous sinister side to the outwardly jolly camp, and their vacation turns into a nightmare.
Well written, well plotted and cinematic, this was pretty awesome.

Sadie Walker is Stranded, by Madeline Roux

Very middling zombie apocalypse. Frustrating, in that nothing really HAPPENED, and the book ended without any kind of resolution or even any real change.