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Brutal, agonizing convulsions simultaneously strike a quarter of the Earth’s population. There is no warning and no discernible pattern regarding race, age, gender, or region. The afflicted die within moments of one another. Seven minutes later they rise again and attack the living. The speed at which the disaster happens is too great for any organized response. Towns are overrun. The government and military find themselves unable to react. Civilization crumbles in a matter of hours.

By the end of the first day, the streets are filled with shambling corpses, mindless beings driven solely by the desire to feed. Jacob Thornton decides his only chance is to abandon his home. Fleeing the city, he travels north, encountering other survivors on the way. Together, they gather supplies, seek a place of safety, and discover through trial and error how to defend against the zombies. Yet, the creatures never stop moving, and they have begun to leave the population centers, spreading across the land.

I enjoyed this audiobook and was left wanting more. I don't agree with the complaints about the narrator's reading at all. He had a voice that was not annoying and he never sounded flat or boring. The age difference in the love interest seemed to be an intentional part of ...
What I enjoyed the most about the story, is also what made me cringe and want to delete the whole audiobook (powered through though!) ;How well the author projected himself in the shoes of the protagonist. I found the narration to be decent, and the thoughts conveyed by the protagonist ...
Really enjoyed the book. This is great new take on the traditional Zombie novel. I really liked how the author conveys the mindset of the survivors. What would you do if 90% of the population was wiped out overnight. How would you respond? Would you panic, would you adapt a ...
I can get past the narration but I don't understand why the main character (36 years old) had to have a sexual relationship with a 17 year old girl. This relationship ruined the story for me because every section involving the couple felt like I was listening to a pedophile's ...
Have to say I really enjoyed this book, thought it had a very different approach. Really enjoyed the way it dropped updates on how the world was doing as a whole. I did however find the ending frustrating. Is threre to be a second book?
I totally enjoyed this story. At first, I will say the reading is a bit dis-associative and dry of emotion. However, the more I got into it the more I saw that's who the main character is, and why he was able to do so well in wake of the ...
I enjoyed this story....would like to hear more...will there be more? :)
Good at the beginning, wanes in the middle - well, after chapter 5 - I wish I just got to the conclusion - which was enjoyable. This audiobook would benefit from a different narrator, it was difficult to power through it. The relationship between the main character and his 17 ...
I'm halfway through the book and what I find very refreshing about the story is that it tells a commonly told scenario from a very underused perspective: a calm, practical, and rational survivor (or at least as much as could be expected). Instead of having the characters that make the ...
I just finished listening to the entire book. The authors voice was a bit distracting at first, considering that the main character is a Texan, but I got over it. It wasn't a bad story, all in all, but some things did bother me. First, the main character is essentially ...

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