Lost Coast

Undead Ultra, Book 3

De: Camille Picott

Narrado por: Gwendolyn Druyor

What if zombies evolved...and organized?

Out of the ashes of the zombie apocalypse, Kate and her small band of survivors have created a life and become a family. They train together, scavenge together, and survive together.

Their comfortable routine is interrupted by a frantic distress call. When Kate forms a rescue mission, she and her people find themselves faced with the unthinkable: evolved “alpha” zombies capable of organizing hordes of the undead. Even worse, the alphas are on the move - and they’re headed straight for the university where the survivors have made their home. Can Kate and her people outwit the alpha zombies and save their home? Or will they become part of the undead horde?

©2019 Camille Picott (P)2020 Camille Picott

AMAZING BOOK

I haven't read such a good book in a long time. So suspenseful and well written. The action is constant throughout the whole book. I recommend this book to everyone who is looking for a fantastic read. Read and enjoy.

breathe taking

not that I want to chased by zombies. But now I have added a few races to my list and places to visit.

Undead Ultra series is fantastic!

I love zombie books. Especially if they are part of a series, but most of all if they are good. The Undead Ultra series is fantastic. In fact, it has inspired me to boost my fitness and pick up jogging/running. Each book is gritty and vivid in its depictions, especially when it comes to what an individual endures during an Ultra marathon. Not that I ever intend to attempt an Ultra lol.
What I love most about the Undead Ultra Series, is the hard work Kate puts in to training her creekside family and ensuring that they are as prepared as possible when it comes to dealing with the outside world. This book helps show the outcome of that hard work and perseverance by forcing them into one of the hardest Ultra marathons to run on the planet before the zom poc.
This is another fantastic installment in the Undead Ultra series.

Just as good as the first 2 books

I am really enjoying this series. I listen on my long commute and sometimes I hate to get out and go into work and shut it off lol

great

just discovered her books. i really enjoy them. went though all 3 books in a week

Momma Bear Rules

I'm loving this blended family dynamics. Kate has come a long way from that quite innocent running mom. All the years preparing and participating in ultra marathons has physically and mentally prepared her for anything including a zombie Apocalypse. Good to see all the training the kids did paid off also. looking forward to next book.

Alpha Zombies

The Audible version of Lost Coast (Undead Ultra, Book 3) by Camille Picott is a worthy addition to the Undead Ultra series that concludes with book 4. Author Camille Picott pays attention to her craft, and comes up with creative and unusual situations and plot developments. This book is worth your time.

In Lost Coast, Kate decides to mount a rescue of a couple on the boat Fairhaven. She then decides, with the encouragement of her family, to come to the aid of Alvarez, the leader of Fort Ross. Kate is now a killer, and the mother of all Mama Bears. She would give her own life to protect her new family. Not only will she do whatever is necessary to protect her group, she trains and motivates slacker students, soldiers, and new recruits to run ultra distances.

Living with sudden death around each corner doesn’t seem to dampen romantic interests. Kate helps Ash and Caleb see that they could be a couple, but Kate has a hard time realizing that Ben cares for her. Lila and Eric make unrepentant music with their banging headboard, to the chagrin of everyone else. Carter and his girlfriend Jenna stay silent in the bedroom, probably due to the presence of Kate, his real mother.

Gwendolyn Druyor’s reading is excellent, and my favorite narrator of Camille’s books. She has recorded Hacker: A Sulan Story, Undead Ultra, and Dorm Life: Undead Ultra , Book 2. All of Picott’s audiobooks are high quality.

Now that I wear hearing aids, it’s hard for me to understand Druyor’s voice depiction of Lila, which is in a very high voice. My only other quibble, and it’s not worth deducting a star, is that Picott’s audiobooks have not been released concurrently with the kindle versions. I like to switch between reading and listening, but in this case I had read the book twice before listening to the Audible version. No problem! At least now, when I fall asleep and find the recording has gone all the way to the end, I know exactly where I left off.

As good as Druyor’s narration is, Picott should consider recording at least one of her books herself. Books read by authors like Barry Eisler, Joyce Maynard, and Sasha Sagan have a special quality and emphasis. At the very least, you know the interpretation is genuine and accurate.

Lost Coast (Undead Ultra Book 3) scores 155 on the Firetruck Scoreboard, as in “I don’t give a Fire Truck." This is second to the first book in the series, Ultra Undead, which scored 174.

Disclaimer: I turned downed a free offer for this audiobook and bought a copy. I like it that much.

next book please!

amazing talents for both the author and narrator. both ladies are talented and I am waiting for the next book

just as good if not better than the last

I absolutely love this series, between the story and the narration it is a damn near perfect lompoc series.