Ruin

A Zombie Apocalypse LitRPG (Necrotic Apocalypse, Book 4)

De: D. Petrie

Narrado por: Travis Baldree

Duración: 15 h y 48 m

Resumen del Editor

A power to gain. Prices too high to pay. No one cheats death forever.

Digby finally has everything he wants: the heist went off without a hitch, the shards of the Heretic Seed are in his possession, and Autem is in disarray. All he has to do is unlock the power he’s stolen. But it seems that restoring the Seed to its former glory is easier said than done. Something has gone wrong, and it’s up to Digby to fix it, whether he wants to or not.

Trapped within a twisted realm of memories, he’s forced to compete against the souls of past Heretics in a game of death with his existence on the line. To escape, he will have to play nice with the few allies he can find, then make his way to the finish line all while uncovering a conflict that has been hidden throughout the centuries. To make matters worse, until he can find a way home, everyone back in Vegas will need to step up to fill the void left by his absence.

When the dust settles, he may find that the power he seeks will cost him more than he bargained for.

©2022 D. Petrie (P)2024 Mountaindale Press

I'm so excited for the next book

this series continues to impress and amaze me with how it still keeps everything feeling fresh and not stagnant.

Huge Fan

I stumbled across David Petrie and The Necrotic Apocalypse by pure luck and I couldn’t be happier about it. I’m brand new to this genre and he hooked me in instantly! Listened to all 4 books back to back and can’t wait for book 5! Well done!

I new it

you were going to throw away the cap i new it you would do that I hate it when writers do that I really hate it when you writer do that.

Seemed like an inbetween book, then… Wow

This series continues to surprise and improve. This book in particular introduces a lot of cool concepts to get excited about in the future as well— Even more than the previous one!

I’ve seen some confused as to why Digby refuses to use a certain spell at the end… Well, without spoilers, it’s likely because of the dire situation that needed to be solved immediately. There simply wasn’t time to sit there and use the spell in question. It made sense to me, at least.

I’d say my only real complaint for this one is its focus on 3 characters, while the rest hardly get to be in it. It’s mostly fine, but Alex and Mason (especially Mason) felt very sidelined, and the focus on Rebecca in this one makes me hope we finally get an Alex focus next time. There also isn’t really an antagonist to speak of, just various nuisances and mediocre enemies, which was fine based on how the story went.

All in all, amazing and worth the wait. Surprised me with how creative the author is still being 4 books in!

Not as Great But Still Good

Not as big a fan of this one. It is cool to see the Vegas crew dealing with stuff without Dig for a good part of the book, but that final act, ow, it hurt my heart. Devastating. I will hold out hope that this will lead to interesting things though.

Yes

When is the 5th book coming?
I can’t wait and is there going to be more

Gripping for more

This was a twist staircase of a continuation that had me enthralled all the way through to the end. That being said I am now staring for a timer to appear on another book. So many gripping routes by the end right after ripping at your heart strings. The whole book shows tie ins through time itself up to its conclusion which if you have been as invested as me will have your heart screaming.

fantastic

definitely a worthy addition to the series. it's such a good book, and as usual, Travis Baldree does such a good job narrating

Honestly great atudd

I loved this title. I couldn't put it down it was so good. I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys zombie or magic books. The book and the characters grow as you read the book. it's stunning how much detail and how great the voice actor is.

Lots of emotional interludes and ...

A main character dies. Digby gets sidetracked and is joined, with all people Parker, the blue-haired, non-serious soldier.All the while, Rebeca is left with leading the human horde in Las Vegas during Dig's absence. A duty she's reluctant to take on. There are sub-plot arcs that reminds me a lot of Fallout: New Vegas. There's lots of intrigue, personal character growth and some very poignant scenes.

I gave it 5by5 stars because it was that good; however, I was disappointed that it left the disposition of the book's antagonist undetermined.