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Smallville: Silence (Smallville (Warner))

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when a relief worker in hatti across zombies, she immediately begins an investigation. she finds that luthorcorp is at the bottom of it and it almost costs her her life. now on the run she arrives in smallville and confronts lex about it. together they try to figure out who and what is behind it.

meanwhile a new girl and her father arrives in town. but they are not what they seem either. her father is a convicted criminal and they are intent on keeping that secret. but other people in town have other ideals and have revenge in mind.

also a string of robberies have the police just confounded and an innocent young man behind bars who just suffered a tragic lost. overall this book has a good plot and is about the only smallville book that is meant for the adult readers. a++++++ for nancy holder. keep up the good work.

This was my first Smallville book and it was everything I expected. I read it in just four days, and I was not disappointed. The book was well-written and the plot line was creative. I liked how Holding had several character point of views throughout the book and how they all rolled into one towards the end of the book. I took a strong liking to Marica and Rebecca, as well as Chloe. The zombie attack on Marica, and Clark's visit to Haiti to find the soil sample were definantely chilling. I enjoyed the book and I give a thumbs up to Nancy Holding for a job well done.