No God: Adrian's March, Part 3

Adrian's Undead Diary, Book 11

De: Chris Philbrook

Narrado por: James Anderson Foster

Adrian Ring is broken. He was wounded badly, and with dead loved ones on all sides, he makes a bold, life-changing decision; he’s leaving Bastion and its people to help the unknown second Trinity in Europe, where a terrible strain of faster, smarter undead still rampage in the streets.

Clinging to what’s left of his tattered soul, he must assemble a small team to bring across the Atlantic aboard one of the few still-operational US Navy frigates. There, he is reunited with his lost brother William.

The battle ahead is ominous enough, but the journey might kill him before he sets foot on European soil. He must battle the wills of those who will be left behind at Bastion, The Factory, Spring Meadows and MGR, plus ensure a proper transition of power.

He must wage a war of wills against a rag-tag Navy crew who sees him as a self-proclaimed savior, and against a captain who is at odd with his risk-taking, bold nature.

The zombies might be the least of his problems.

No God contains Adrian’s journal entries from July 4th, 2014 through Sept. 3rd, 2014. It also contains the side fictions; A Man of God, The Cleaving, I Can See Clearly Now, and The A Game.

©2020 Chris Philbrook (P)2020 Chris Philbrook

Good book.

I enjoyed it. From book one to eleven. Will be waiting for the next book.

OH MY MOTHER FG

At this point, Im completely hooked! I’ve been listening for awhile and all I can say is WOW!

Each book gets better, each book gets stranger and draws you in to the point of NO RETURN! Chris said “You have to break a egg to make an omelette” DUDE, your breaking cartons of eggs!

Im off to buy yet another book! Im in love with your novels but my bank account is hating you right now! LOL

Another great entry in AUD

This was another really enjoyable entry in the saga of Adrian’s undead diary. While this might not have been my favorite entry, I still enjoyed it very much.
I absolutely loved meeting Adrian’s brother William. Wish we had gotten to know him even more.
Though that is true of all the characters in this series, we don’t really get much character development due to the journal entry format.
Side note: I cannot figure out the Michele angle. I don’t understand why Adrian has never said her name aloud, it feels like maybe because it’s too painful but it also feels like eh, she’s just another part of the journey. I wished for just at least a little expression of grief, dear journal.

love love love it!

I'd give it 10 Stars if I could! Can't wait for the next book to come out on audio to find out what happens!!

Awesome. Just Awesome series. Love it so much.

This series is so great. The Story line and the narrator are amazing. I highly recommend this whole series.

Books just keep getting better

When an Author does a huge series with this many books you expect some downtime but NOT with this series Chris Philbrook is a master at his craft. Can’t wait for more AUD books.

wonderful book 11

Amazing absolutely 💯 amazing I'm hooked on AUD, beyond hooked. it's so well written and the Narrator..I think I've fallen in love? is that possible? 🤔 I mean I guess I love Adrian?

No God

Loved the writing, narration and storyline! I was so sad to hear "Audible goes you've enjoyed this"!

A Rare find!

The entire series gets a perfect score. You are gripped the moment you start listening. A real page turner. All the characters are vividly brought to life. You laugh, cry, fight and celebrate with them. You'll also become fluent in that oh so special military lingo 😂

Eh

Probably my least favorite of the series so far. Nothing bad, it’s just a transitional book to set up whatever comes next. Again I think the short run time is a waste of money. On to the next!