The Last Town

A Novel of the Zombie Apocalypse

De: Stephen Knight

Narrado por: Lee Alan

Duración: 24 h y 22 m

Resumen del Editor

The full release of The Last Town serial, with new original content!

It started in the Middle East. A flu-like plague that infected thousands and killed roughly 10 percent of its victims. Those who died awoke once again, but they were no longer among the living - they came back as soulless, carnivorous corpses who desired only one thing: to feed on living human flesh.

As the infection spread, across Europe and the rest of the globe, cities were overwhelmed. Nations fell. Humanity flickered like a candle flame in the wind.

In the United States: the nation's great cities are becoming hunting grounds. New York, Washington, Chicago, Los Angeles.... All are falling victim to hordes of shambling dead who want only one thing: to devour the living.

Single Tree, California, is a small resort town in Inyo County. Between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, it's easy to overlook. And that's exactly what the citizens of Single Tree want, for the stenches and those fleeing them to ignore the town long enough for it to be transformed into a desert fortress at the foot of Mount Whitney.

But time is not on their side. Not only do they have to worry about the dead.... they have to fear the living.

©2017 Stephen Knight (P)2017 Stephen Knight

Didnt want to put it down

at first wasnt sure about it. but as i listened it grabbed me. hated to see it end. left me wondering and wanting more.

nice

awesome narration with a very intriguing book, I'd love to see more about this story

Suspense filled listen.

If you could sum up The Last Town in three words, what would they be?

Anxiety raising book!

What did you like best about this story?

The unselfishness of one of the main characters is the better part of the book.

Have you listened to any of Lee Alan’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This is the first time listening to Lee Alan so I could not give an accurate compare.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Escape towards hope and a future.

Great story!!!

The narration was passable but not great. The story is about scrambling to save what you can, but Zombies never get tired.

Dr. A

Excellent

One of the best Zombie genre books if you like a fast pace and witty, believable dialogue. Especially from a police/military perspective.

Decent at best.

It wasn't bad but it wasn't very good either. Had a good story for the most part but characters and dialog are equivalent to a made for tv movie.

Post Town Apocalypse needed

one of the absolute best in character portrays in a very long time, this one can use a. post apocalyptic version found in docuementarie unearthed from past to prevent futuristic zombie destruction.

Generic with poor audio

Not bad, but nothing new.

The standard zombie apocalypse story you have read 100 times.

Interesting enough to finish, though. Not a waste of a credit.

Narration was neutral at best, but a large portion of the audio is full of background static. White noise like you would hear in a really old recording. Unprofessional, as even inexpensive recording equipment or simple post-process could have prevented that from making the final cut.

Outstanding Novel by Michael Stephen Knight!

I really ejoyed this novel, great characters & narrating! A must read/listen to from MSK.

the build of tension/anxiety as novel progressed.

great zombie story. interesting characters. had me on the edge of my seat in many key moments in the story.