There Goes the Neighborhood

Zombies on the Block, Book 2

By: Mike Evans

Narrated by: Tristan Morris

Length: 4 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's summary

The zombie outbreak is affecting more than just the Evans Family. Book 2 dives into not just what is happening to Mike and his family but begins to fall further into the zombies on the block, or better said, those that are not yet zombies.

The heart-pounding action continues as does the humor and sarcasm. Who will survive? Who will perish? What obstacles will they need to overcome? Find out in Zombies on the Block: There Goes the Neighborhood.

©2019 Mike Evans (P)2020 Tantor

Enjoyed first more than second, won’t read third

I found the story likable but it kept losing my attention. I’d have to stop and rewind so I could concentrate on what was being said by whom. There were too many different side stories going on that I assume would relate back to the original group but I could not for the life of me recall who all these different characters were.
The narrator’s repeating certain names and words was very distracting…I couldn’t continue but it was a decent read/listen.

for me it's okay because I cannot read I graduated with a special diploma but to me and it just stands out good

I cannot say I like I find it interesting and okay I don't know what else to say

Could be very good but 2 books and still on day 1

There is very good character development and interesting day 1 stories. But it's been 2 books and 8 hours of audio and we're still not past day 1 or even day 1/2. Good story stuck on chapter 1.

zombies!!!!

Zombies are everywhere!!!
This second book in the Zombies on the Block series was funny and fast paced. Going straight to book 3 need to find out what Mike and his crew are going to do.

story get even better

ti get annoyed sometimes with the repeative way he explain things on the first book but not so much of a problem with the second one

Too much dialog

Although the thoughts and conversation may be entertaining, it’s way to much with all the crap going on. Story is ok but doesn’t survive through the overload. Seems like the writer is trying to hard to add levity to the characters and situations. Thought it would get better in this second of series, it doesn’t. Won’t continue this series.

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!!!!

The one GLARING flaw in this series is the authors repetitive use of a single word! The last 12 minutes of the book is about Marcia (hence the title of my review). In those 12 minutes, the author says Marcia AT LEAST 30 times!! The use of repetitive words is consistent throughout this book, but it became so annoying in this last chapter! There are so many other words the author could’ve used to describe different things, but it seems like he wasn’t trying.

Example: Jackie moved the desk. Jackie stood on the desk under the window. Jackie climbed on the desk to reach the outlet. Jackie then took the plug from the outlet. Once Jackie had the plug, Jackie then........ and on and on. Though this is not a true sentence in the story, this is how things are written. It’s giving “See Jane Run“ vibes. I will not be continuing with this series because of that.

This is awesome

The story is so gripping and descriptive and I can’t stop listening. I’m excited to see what the author comes up with the rest of the series

Not good

I held back from leaving a review after book one complaining about the length and decided to give book 2 a chance. Two books in and I still don’t care about any of the characters. Maybe the two neighborhood dads, but the books skip around so much that not even that. There’s just no story here. He’s describing things but to what purpose? There’s no plot. Way too much filler for such extremely short books. I’m not going on to book 3.