View: pthron - page 392

Really fun book. The Tobey Mcguire references where quite good, the narration was amazing. There wasn’t a moment I felt the need to stop listening to the book. Don’t expect a really deep story because that’s not what the book is about, the main focus of this book is to keep it’s readers (or listeners)..

Read more

Fabulously written. Loved the descriptions, witty and realistic dialogue and fully dimensioned characters. He breathes new life into a tired genre. Pair this with the always impressive Phil Thron and you’ve got a real winner.

There are moments in this book that are genuinely quite hilarious, but the writing seems to work on the premise that, if enough jokes are made, surely some of them will be funny. While true, it does subject the readers to an awful lot of duds. The dialogue in the early portions of the novel..

Read more

Good zombie/post apocalyptic series. New spin on the genre. Last book wasnt as good as the others. Narrator mixes up voices a few times. I laugh everytime he says mole vest. Worth the 1 credit.

Halarious! Fun story line and great narration. Recommend this audio book to anyone wanting an fun and easy listen.

Good short stories to pass the time. Great author and solid narration. For me, the dogs really steal the show in this one.

Simple and fun story. This is just what I was looking for. well written and entertaining.

Soooooo damn close to Zombie Fall Out by Mark Tufo. Seriously. Murphy is BT almost exactly. Main characters are crazy and lucky. Hmmmm. All 9 books for a credit was worth it but I would have lost interest if I had to get each book one at a time.

An amazing series narrated perfectly. Brutal descriptions of a doomed post virus world that had me locked to the end.

Review: Even though not advertised as such this is a young adult book that combines science fiction and fantasy. I’m 60 so I wasn’t the audience and couldn’t make it past the second hour.