Savages

A Surviving the Dead Novel

De: James Cook

Narrado por: Guy Williams

Duración: 9 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

Eric Riordan thought he had seen the worst the post-outbreak world had to offer.

He was wrong.

As the Midwest Alliance puts plans in motion to touch off a civil war, Eric and a group of elite warriors are recruited to stop them. To prevent disaster, they will venture into the heart of enemy territory on an assassination mission. To survive, Eric will have to call on all his training, willpower, and strength - because this fight will determine not only his future, but the fate of an entire nation.

And if he fails, the enemy will show no mercy.

Surviving the Dead series:

• No Easy Hope
• This Shattered Land
• Warrior Within
• The Passenger
• Fire in Winter
• The Darkest Place
• Savages

©2015 JN Cook Entertainment LLC (P)2015 JN Cook Entertainment LLC

this is great, gotta hear it

you need to follow the series it builds all the peoples back ground. it is fantastic adventure just like a james Bond. setup one thread that leads the next can't stop till the end...

Great

Great story, Great author. It is absolutely worth the purchase and read. It has adventure, humor, drama, all that you want in a book. You wont be disappointed.

worth listening to

the other volumes were much better than this one but this one is still worth listening to

another home run

great addition to the story with another book on the way can not wait until the next book.
great narrator great author you will not be disappointed.

If you like the series she will like the book

Just like all his other books this one does not disappoint. Erick and Gabriel are fantastic characters and I truly enjoy hearing the adventures they embark upon

can't get enough of this series.

Fantastic as always Jim! And the surprise at the end is guaranteed to be very interesting next book. Keep up the awesome work!

Not bad for middle of the story line

Series is ok better then most but not quite rock solid also the graffic love making sex scenes are way to much he gets more graffic there then when a kill happens its like Daniel Steele is writhing it but other then that eehh its ok

Another great addition to this series!!!

What did you love best about Savages?

Everything! The characters, the action, loved it all.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I do enjoy Gabe a lot more as a character than Eric. But both play off each other very well. I cant imaging one with out the other.

What about Guy Williams’s performance did you like?

Guy William's has always been a great during this series. He portrays the characters and their feelings perfectly.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The whole book was a very enjoyable experience.

Any additional comments?

The book was way too short. The next one needs be at least double the size of this one.

I said it after the last book, I'll say it again

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

yes. As always, Jim Cook contiues to be the most taleted writer in an overcrowded genre.... I have to now move his series to the top of favorite list and bump poor k. Blackmore's mountain man to number 2. Sorry Gus! ...scratches his junk..... And who knows just how much of the audiobook success might actually be attributed to the excellent narration by Guy ...with his talent of somehow always making the female charaters sound ditzy but kinda sexy at the same time and that low raspy voice of Gabe, he should be doing tons of audiobooks....

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yep

Each book gets better IMO

I've really enjoyed this series. There are only a handful of series that I actually look forward to and follow the release dates. The Remaining series and Surviving The Dead are the top two stories in this genre, for me. Mr. Cook has created an enticing story which leaves me waiting for the next installment each time. I cannot wait for volume 7. Even my 70 year old father enoyed the heck out of volume 1 and is now enthralled with the series. Kudos Mr. Cook and keep up the great work.