Zomblog II

Book 2

By: TW Brown

Narrated by: Emily Dane

Meredith Gainey is a survivor...and determined to retain that status as the zombie apocalypse wipes out most of humanity. Unable to accept an existence behind walls and fences, she finds herself in constant danger...and she wouldn't have it any other way.

©2011 TW Brown (P)2013 TW Brown

great!

the storyline continues to entertain and keep my interest. the characters are interesting and the action is great. I do like the journal feel.

narration is a lot better for this book than the first one in the series.... cleaner recording, flowed togetherbetter. great job.

Good Zombie Story

A blog-style book...interesting concept; good for some things, not so great for others.

Decent post-apocalyptic tale...as a fan of the genre, I've read/listened to almost every scenario; Zomblog does manage to present some new and way-sick ways people become more deadly than the zombies.

I would recommend it to folks who are into zombies and enjoy a little "girl power".

I really enjoy the journal type approach

This series was really good. The first book was read by a male and this one is a female. This one was much better. I definitely recommend this, it’s a different take on the way books are written. I’m sad the series is so short. Definitely will check out authors other books.

Meredith's journey!

Not a bad journal-style rendition of a group of survivors making their way to suspected safety during the zombie apocalypse. Book one started out with a male journal writer and narrator, but when he came to an unexpected end the journal was passed on to one of the females in the group, Meredith. The female narrator doesn't have the same impact as the male, but it's not bad enough to completely put me off. Much to do about Meredith having her baby. She didn't want to stay in one place raising a baby so she had planned all along to give it up to a deserving couple. She made her decision and then planned her exodus from camp. Book two continues with Meredith's journey, more survivors, and her experience with the Genesis Brotherhood. The baby, Snoe, looks to become a major player in coming novels in the series. This begins to get a bit more interesting to the point of expanding to four stars.

They are realistic!!

This being my 14th T.W. Brown book I must say it delivers in story. I love how most of his characters are your average Joe just trying to stay alive. There are some minor hiccups with the narration but other than that it was really good. This isn’t supposed to be a professional review, just a fan who wanted to say thanks for a good story and I hope you will continue to write great books. I will also share your novels with my friends.