Review from Operation Zulu: Dead Island Ravenous →
Operation Zulu: Dead Island Ravenous. Military/Contractor zombie books really work, (I’m not sure why) but they do! And this one is excellent, top class entertainment. Fast paced, intriquing plot with quite a few sub plots. Totally engaging. Andrew’s style is totally suited to this style with its military wisecracking cameradery. Great read love the series…
I’ve read a ton of zombie books and when I mean a ton I really do mean it lol. I have always enjoyed the zombie military series the most and this one is no exception. It has some of the most exciting action I’ve read in a while and its really cool to see a..
The sarge and his crew are back. The ex spec ops are now nerds for a security company. They continue to get the short end of the stick. Sent on a mission with new commander and new operators to get medicine while some of the team escorts a cure to Area 51. Betrayals and lies..
Great series. Engineered drug to increase addiction and keep its users alive longer has created a zombieapocalypse. A group of special ops mercenaries are deployed without knowing what has begun. Their mission? Get the cartel butcher that has been committing horrible attrociites. The part that stinks? A commander who is corrupt and the fact that..
I really enjoyed Dead island :Operation Zulu and actually didn’t realise this was the prequel till I was a ways into the story!! Because I didn’t read the summary of this, I was a little lost at the start trying to figure out what was going on, but the light finally clicked in my head..
Review from Dixon →
Melody is an Elf, who is being forced by her uncle, Talbot, to marry an evil elf from another territory, Sirk who is King of the Weston Territory, but she and her two sisters devise a plan where she will escape to the human world and her sisters will follow once she finds a safe..
Here we are a year after the outbreak began, Major Morgan and Sgt. Hale are still wading through the hoard of undead struggling to survive and protect civilians. Corruption runs through the higher ranks as greed works its way into the minds of the weak. Mr. Black continues to weave his web of evil as..
Review from Five Roads to Texas →
Sophomoric writing style and horrible narration. I realize it’s a zombie story, but I guess I have been spoiled by other authors. No real character development, everyone is either one dimensional or a cliche. Had to slow the narration down to actual understand what was being said.
As the series continues our crew knows it’s time to get out of El Paso and head for the nearest safe house in Scottsdale, while picking up survivors along the way. They come across a canine training facility besieged by infected, rescuing the owner and several dogs; two in particular, Jasper and Thor, which will..
I really liked it!No way out is the third book in this series.It is well written and fast paced.Our favorite characters are back,but some not to stay.The excitement never ends! Andrew B Wehrlen was the perfect narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.