Day by Day Armageddon: Grey Fox

By: J. L. Bourne

Narrated by: Jay Snyder

Length: 44 mins

Publisher's summary

Time is a very fluid thing, no one really has a grasp on it other than maybe how to measure it. As the maestro of the Day by Day Armageddon Universe, I have the latitude of being in control of that time. I can adjust the slider either direction, moving the timeline back and forth along the continuum. This is one of the perks of creation, the benefit in constructing something (albeit small) from nothing. Sort of makes you wonder what the maestro of the universe is up to, no? You have again stumbled upon a ticket with service through the apocalyptic wastes, but this time the train is a little bit older, a little more beat up, and maybe a little wiser. Keep your doors locked.

©2013 J. L. Bourne (P)2013 Audible Inc.

great zombie series

great details and engaging story. he's created character you can become connected to in the story

great short story

loved the short story almost cryed with this one .lol almost my ass .!!i did ...

Excellent Book

Excellent book worth a second or third listen…Intend to purchase the hard copy next.

Great story telling

The book is short but closes out the series nicely. Definitely a fan of the author.

What a Kill...

What made the experience of listening to Day by Day Armageddon: Grey Fox the most enjoyable?

This was a nice ending to the series (I'm assuming that is the case). I will admit that there were a few minutes where I was pissed, then just sad that there will probably not be more.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Kill.

Which character – as performed by Jay Snyder – was your favorite?

Jay is just perfect for this series. I have really enjoyed his reads.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The end sneaks up and parks near your Adams Apple.

Any additional comments?

Thank you JL Bourne for writing this series. I hope there are more.

A return to form

Would you listen to Day by Day Armageddon: Grey Fox again? Why?

Yes. It was a nice, short, concise conclusion to an interesting series. I like how J.L. Bourne pulled everything together and gave us a vision of what comes next.

What other book might you compare Day by Day Armageddon: Grey Fox to and why?

I don't know of any. I liked that it was indeed a summary that showed life after the zombie apocalypse.

Have you listened to any of Jay Snyder’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have only listened to Jay Snyder in this series. Thought he was very good in books 1 and 2, and this one. I didn't like book 3, but that had more to do with the silly military jargon, bs, lingo than the narrator.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I did listen to it all in one session.

Any additional comments?

This book was a return to the format and approach used in the first two books, and I like that. I don't know what happened to book 3. Either J.L. Bourne didn't have time to write book and had some hack do it, or he decided to forego the format of the first two books and do a military shoot-em-up, lingo filled, junior high humor filled book. Not good.

This book restored my faith in the series. It was still too expensive, though, for such a short audio book.

This is an epilogue, not a novel

This is decent, for what it is. Plot wise, it is satisfying enough, but showcases Bourne’s best writing in the series which makes it a bit sad that he didn’t flesh this out. This feels like a kindness to series fans - to provide some resolution to the central character we’ve cone to know over three novels. I don’t know if Bourne tired of the series or just had better writing opportunities present themselves following his success with it, but this is little more than an epilogue to quell fan demand for an ending.

Great short story

Would you listen to Day by Day Armageddon: Grey Fox again? Why?

Yes I would but I feel that the price for a 44 minute read is highway robbery. All of the prior books were very good so I ordered this one thinking it was a full length story at a discount.My mistake. I will be more careful at checking run time in the future.
This could have easily evolved into the best story in the series if it had some background reference to the prior stories and had been longer. I would like to see it in an extended version that fills in the blanks from the prior stories.

What did you like best about this story?

It is a new take on zombie stories and I liked the sea story aspect.

Have you listened to any of Jay Snyder’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I'm not sure.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The dedication of the man to get the job done.

Any additional comments?

I have found that most of the so called bargain book sales are a farce. They are usually books no one wants to read or are short short stories and not books at all BEWARE.

A great short story about "Kill"

Set in the future of the DBDA series, it has adventure, but maybe more importantly shows the emotional maturation of the lead character has gone far beyond the initial coldly objective man.

Meh, not great but not bad

Decent wrap up but definitely not on par with the rest of the series. Felt like mr. Bourne was trying to appease part of the fan base by throwing a finale out to shut people up on the boards.