A to Z ~ Zod Wallop

This year my A to Z theme harks back to 2012's theme, in which I listed an A-to-Z of books from my GoodReads "TBR" shelf. This year I want to revisit that list and report on which ones I've read, and what rating I gave them. Where the book hasn't been read, I'll mention other books starting with that letter I have read since 2012. ;)

"Z" ... ZOD WALLOP
Status: Not Read

Some other "Z" books still on my TBR:

Z for Zachariah - Robert C. O'Brien.
Zac and Mia - A.J. Betts.
Zazen - Vanessa Veselka.
Zeitoun - Dave Eggers.
Zero History (Blue Ant, #3) - William Gibson.
Zimmermann Telegram, the - Barbara W. Tuchman.
Zinnia (St. Helen's, #2) - Jayne Castle.
Zygote Chronicles, the - Suzanne Finnamore.

A-Z ... ZOD WALLOP

It's here! The last day of the A-Z has come. If you've managed to get through this year's challenge, well done you! I will definitely write a summary of my experience of the challenge once it's May 7th, but for now I've got one more letter to tackle! This year, I've been putting up an A to Z of books that are on my TBR list. Some are classics, some nobody has heard of. Turns out I didn't have book titles for all the letters of the alphabet on my to-read list before April this year, so I had to go out and find some. That's how I found the book I've chosen for "Z". I'm talking about this one:

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Z

Zod Wallop - William Browning Spencer

"A bizarre and frightening dark fantasy, startlingly original and unpredictable. The book that a children's author wrote after his daughter drowned becomes real as his life intertwines with mental patients who have been given a drug with ESP effects. And it goes on from there. Written in a fast-paced, economical style, it is equal parts modern paranoia and resignation, satire, and moral lesson." - GoodReads review by Enisform

Why do I want to read it? It sounds so weird and dark and cooool that I can't resist. I hear it has a relatively happy ending, so I guess we don't have to be scared off by the sound of the weirdness. But I'll let you know what I think after I've read it. ;)