The Remaining: Extinction

By: D. J. Molles

Narrated by: Christian Rummel

This is the sixth and final novel in the action-packed series following Special Forces captain Lee Harden and a group of survivors struggling to survive while rebuilding an America devastated by a bacterium that has turned 90 percent of the population into a ravenous horde.

The merciless tide of infected is flooding south, and time is running out to stop them. Bolstered by new allies, Captain Lee Harden continues his struggle to establish a safe haven from which the embers of a shattered society can be rekindled.

This is the sixth and final novel in D. J. Molles' best-selling series: Book one: The Remaining; book two: The Remaining: Aftermath; book three: The Remaining: Refugees; book four: The Remaining: Fractured; book five: The Remaining: Allegiance; book six: The Remaining: Extinction; novella one: The Remaining: Trust; novella two: The Remaining: Faith.

©2015 D.J. Molles (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

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I'm sorry to see the end Every time I finish a book from The Remaining. This one didn't fail to disappoint. Christian Rummel did yet again a superb job. The Remaining Extinction was fast paced highly entertaining and wrapped everything and everybody up neatly. I was not happy this series is ending but I'm not disappointed in how it ended. I am satisfied. I'd like to see more stories from this author

solid story for the series

easy to listen, writer has a good military understanding, realistic scenarios, thanks for this book and the series

A great wrap up to a very entertaining series

The author wraps the 6 book series in a predictable way but the book was entertaining with a few unexpected twists.
Very much would recommend this series if scifi is an interest to you.
Well written and well narrated.

One of the best in the series.

Very bittersweet. Loved the book and series and sad that it is over. Can't wait to see what he does next.

Love this series. Great writing and intense

Loved every book. Great style and storylines, a must read if you love zombie fiction

very exciting

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes I would recommend this whole series to anyone. It keeps you on the edge of wanting to know what happens next.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Remaining: Extinction?

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Which character – as performed by Christian Rummel – was your favorite?

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If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Fallen angels

Capt. Harden does it again

Another great performance by Captain harden. This book always keep you on the edge of your seat and you always wait to hear what's going to happen next.

These books go way beyond zombie apocalypse

I love this series, it goes so far beyond just your typical zombie apocalypse genre and really makes the zombies take a backseat

Brilliant description

As a writer the detailed descriptions put me in the story, in the feelings of the characters, and I have a greater understanding of those who protect us.

Thrilling end to a great series

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This book was awesome! The best way for me to describe this book and the series, is thrilling and intense. It always kept me on edge and engaged in the story. I really felt that the author did a great job of getting into the heads of the characters, and the characters feel real. Each have their flaws and strengths, and I came away feeling that I knew the main characters quite well. This final book was a lot of action, gut wrenching decisions, craziness and excitement all wrapped into one. It was pulse pounding fun, excitement and nervousness from start to finish. I felt that it gave a satisfying conclusion to the story, though it could be easily expanded upon if the author was so inclined. The best part of this whole series for me, is that not only is there the zombie side of the story, but it often takes a back seat to the human protagonists in the story. There is always a human to hate, which is seemingly always the more immediate danger in these stories. The author paints an interesting picture of human nature when civilization collapses, and it is not always pretty, but it feels real. With both the good and the bad in people shining through.

The narrator is superb as well. He gives another gritty intense performance. The tone he sets is perfect for the book, I can't imagine someone doing better.