Arisen: Raiders Volumes 1-2

De: Michael Stephen Fuchs

Narrado por: R.C. Bray

Duración: 14 h y 10 m

Resumen del Editor

Start the number one best-selling ARISEN series - which fans are calling “the best zombie apocalypse series ever written,” “an edge of your seat thrill ride - the best zombie thriller since WWZ,” and “an adrenaline-laced rush” - right from the beginning of the end, with the first two books together...

Volume 1 - The Collapse

Two teams of spec-ops Marines left to die in the fall of North America

One carrier strike group, humanity's last best hope for survival

And 7 billion ravening dead guys, devouring an overrun planet

Climb aboard the USS John F. Kennedy, the most complex and deadly warship ever built by man, along with its pipe-hitting Marine Raider guardians, to experience two years of horrors and glories of the Zulu Alpha across the world's fallen ports and coasts. Now, after the epic 14-book ARISEN main series, the story before the story can finally be told…

Volume 2 - Tribes

Doc Yaz, Gunny Blane, and the rest of the Raiders are safely back on the Kennedy after surviving the horrific collapse of North America. But they are instantly thrust back onto shore, and into the worst of the ZA, to secure the critical supplies the strike group needs to survive even another day - and the weapons and ammo the Marines need to keep fighting for everyone else. Hold your breath as these shore missions go from simple, to stupid, to suicidal, all with breathtaking speed and violence. Keep the tribe alive.

ARISEN

Hope Never Dies.

©2021 Michael Stephen Fuchs (P)2021 Podium Audio

Happy to be back in the Apocalypse!

Listening to R.C.Bray read the brilliant prose of Michael Stephen Fuchs felt like saying hello to old friends. I love being back, and Fick is an absolute delight. If this is your first read in the series, go back and lose yourself in the pipe-hitting military zombie goo of the first books. Like me, you will plead for the return of post-apocalyptic adrenaline!

Raiders Rises against Zombie Hordes

Its always great to read a new MS Fuchs' book (especially when the Audible is read by RC Bray). Fuchs is a master story teller whose writing is well researched and engaging. Arisen Collapsed #1 is another feather in his cap.

I read a lot of indy horror with varying levels of skill in the art of writing. Its refreshing to read something from a highly capable writer who can, and does, spin an intriguing yarn. In the Arisen universe no one is safe and things can always get worse for the main characters. Collapse follows a group of special operations Marines (Raiders), aboard the US JFK aircraft carrier, as they survive and fight back as the zompoc emerges and world order falls.

Well worth the read!! Get some!

Freaking awesome

Definitely one of the best series I have listened to. Freakishly written well. but combined with RC Bray, it's unbelievable. it's like listened to a movie. edge of your seat sh$%

A really good apocalyptic military sci-fi book

Great start of a series and don’t forget RC m-f’ing Bray’s fantastic narration! Looking forward to the next book.

Arisen: Raiders Great story need more

Loved it got to have more, can't stop listening. One of the best military action books yet, need more .

Love the Arisen books! RC Bray rocks it!

Love the Arisen books! RC Bray rocks it! One of my favorite narrators and authors!

Another Fuchs/Bray Grand Slam

Non stop adrenaline rush that does the original Arisen series proud. if you are a fan of Master Gunnery Sergeant Fick of MARSOC, this is hours and hours of his grit and colorful quips! arisen is simply the best audiobook series REGARDLESS of genre!

Arisen never disapoints

New and old characters, new missions, and of course. New Fickisms!!! Thanks Michael for another great story in the Arisen universe! Keeper coming!

God I missed Master Guns!

The only bad thing I can say is the book needs to be longer!

I miss my Corps

This series hammers home do much of what I miss about the Marine Corps. I was 0351 then made my way to 0311. I loved every minute of it. I then failed to transition. Books like this are therapy for me. The only complaint is the gratuitous use of the word "repeat" on the radio traffic. I have used it maybe three or four times in total. Try using, " say again" Semper Fidelis and anchors aweigh