Cassie

Adrian's Undead Diary, Book 8

De: Chris Philbrook

Narrado por: James Foster

2024 re-release!

One last test.

One last quest.

Adrian and the men and women who love him head deep into the city in search of the one thing that may save Adrian's soul, and the entire world.

Redemption.

But before he earns what he needs so desperately, there will be blood, and there will be death.

Cassie contains Adrian's journal entries from December 24th, 2011 to March 19th 2012.

It also contains the side fictions And the Bombs Fell, Cassie, and The Crucible.

Continue the story with The Dealer of Hope, Book Nine of Adrian's Undead Diary.

©2014 Chris Philbrook (P)2024 Chris Philbrook

Absolutely love this series

This is a great series. Not only does it have zombies, but it has an end in sight.
It just needs the Trinity. I started with Book 1 of Adrians Undead Diaries and couldn't stop.
Didn't even wait for my "free" credits every month.
I bought them just to be able to continue with no break.
Highly recommend.

Zombie fan

This series is an interesting take on the origin of the zombie story. I enjoyed the characters. Chris seems a little penis obsessed but I guess that is a man for you.

Entertaining and fun

I started with book one and had the first 8 read in just a few weeks. Very enjoyable story telling.characters were fun and enjoyable getting to know.

great storyline

The characters are fully fleshed out, well developed, and the story had kept me interested through the first 8 books.....I'm going to read or listen to them all!

I love this series.

I've always liked good storytelling and Adrian's way of articulating the story through his diary is just captivating

great

this was a very well fitting end to the first half of the story. I would definitely recommend this

Why is this not on my TV?

You want a compelling story with vibrant, relatable characters that hit you in the feels one way or the other? You want humor? Horror? This! This is the series for you. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already read the first seven. Ehh hem. Keep going. O.M.G!

Good,but Repetitive

I really like this story, but the author regularly and routinely repeats the same content multiple times. heard it once? Guarantee you will hear it at least 55 more times. 55 more times. 55 more times. Oh, wait...I'm supposed to pretent to change voices...55 more times (in several different voices). This could easily be half as long without sacrificing any actual content. You can safely ignore any *major* plot point you missed, it will be cover many times again (often in the very next chapter).

So disappointing compared to the rest of the books

By far the weakest installment in the series. Progression slows to a crawl, and the plot driver for the leader of men to get closure in relation to the death of an ex-girlfiend at the risk of the lives of the people he is responsible for, is ridiculous. Such a let down.

god and religious bs

As I've read through this series it has gone from great to me avoiding it and looking for something else. I. not a fan of bring god and crap into a zombie/emp/end of the world book. I want a witty, creatively written book that doesn't default to a god/religious end, it's a cop out. You got 8 of my credits. congratulations.