The Complete Brother's Creed Box Set

The Complete Zombie Apocalypse Series

De: Joshua C. Chadd

Narrado por: Graham Halstead

Duración: 30 h y 52 m

Resumen del Editor

Returning to town after a weekend on their ranch in Montana, James and Connor Andderson learn firsthand that the dead are coming back to life. As the nation succumbs to an outbreak unlike anything ever seen, the brothers must gather their supplies and set out on a road trip to save their parents from a fate worse than death itself. Their naïve optimism quickly fades, and the choices they confront will leave them scarred for life.

Meanwhile, Emmett Wolfe, along with his daughter and ex-wife, leave Texas bound for a safe haven in Alaska. Along the way, they rescue a mysterious young woman from a shopping mall.

Tank finds himself amidst a group of survivors heading north, but their convoy is stopped dead in its tracks when they're ambushed by a gang of ruthless killers. Escaping the attack, Tank and two others are hunted through Wyoming by the bloodthirsty Reclaimers.

As the virus spreads across America, the remaining survivors must band together to fight not only the walking dead, but the living as well. Their journey to the Alaskan wilderness is met with constant hardship, betrayal, and death. But as the world crumbles around them, they will come to realize they cannot lose what makes them human.

©2017 Joshua C. Chadd (Outbreak); copyright 2017 by Joshua C. Chadd (Battleborn); copyright 2018 by Joshua C. Chadd (Wolf Pack); copyright 2018 by Joshua C. Chadd (Bad Company); copyright 2019 by Joshua C. Chadd (Last Hope) (P)2020 Tantor

solid story

Well read. Good plot, and characters. A little more discussion about God than I prefer, but not full-on preachy.

Wow

Absolutely loved it!!! Helped me in my faith. Best zombie apocalypse novel I have her read or heard.

awsome!!!

This series was one of the best I have listened to. Both heart breaking and heart warming.

Nicely done

So this story overall was really pretty good. It kept my attention and had good twists and turns. Throughout the story, the characters do make occasional references to their beliefs and faith, but it’s not over done in my opinion, although I could see it irritating people who don’t have tolerance for others expressing their faith. Nonetheless the storyline was good and kept moving. I would recommend it.

emotional

good series. simple writing but from the heart. helped me release some pent up stuff.

I need more!

This was so riveting!! I had it on for two days straight just listening to the action packed apocalypse. The detailing was amazing and it created the perfect picture for any imagination!

One of the best stories

Great in every way. Characters are great and so are the plots. Would buy more.

lots to relate to

the Christian undertones are more like a wet sweater...but if you can get past it, there is a lot that everyone can relate to. I have been through hell that was hurricane Katrina(US Coast Guard, corpsman) and have had some of the same feelings, emotions, and thoughts that were some of the deepest parts of these books. I was even forced to recount my experience treating a sucking chest wound on a young boy, about 12 or 13. in the story a one of the characters deals with a similar situation and expressed almost all of the same things I have struggled with for years.
I do share the faith, but for a Christian book...it was a bit cheesy. I still enjoying though.

These books were so fun to listen to

I don’t care what people say or what people wright I love them so much

Intense and moving story if you stick with it

Starts out a bit slow and is awkwardly written, but the development of the characters and plot is excellent. You get to know the main characters really well and care about them. Multiple, interesting and intense plotlines develop that keep you fascinated. There are some holes in research (e.g. what do Marines really say and do -- which I know as a Marine myself -- we do not leave our weapons lying around -- see Rifleman's Creed -- and we do not say "drill sergeant", never never, not even "D.I." but only Drill Instructor; I'm not being picky, these are things every single Marine would shake their head at, like the "Marine" in "A Few Good Men" erroneously saluting indoors). There are some big holes in the plot (e.g. bad guys come to ambush the heroes believing that they are in a certain place even though their vehicle is obviously gone). However, the overall storyline is fascinating and the characters clear and consistent. Finally, this is a harsh and gory zombie apocalyptic novel that pulls no punches, while also having a consistent mention of Christian faith and principles without being preachy. As a believer myself I was hoping because of the religious content that it was going to be a story clean of profanity. I am not being judgmental but as a conservative Christian I was looking for books without profanity and sadly this collection was not it. Such writing is hard to find. If you are looking for profanity-free science fiction see books by Jonathan Yanez (ONLY by him, not in combination with other authors). However I did appreciate in this book series the clear expression of Christian faith and the Gospel. Again, not preachy, just a clear expression of people's personal faith. The story / series wraps up with several monumental, extremely moving events of both spiritual and non-spiritual significance.