The Undead: Part 16

De: RR Haywood

Narrado por: Joe Jameson

Duración: 14 h y 6 m

Resumen del Editor

A new landscape was formed after the storm, and with it the promise of a new beginning.

One race to dominate this land. One race to survive.

Words were uttered beneath the Saxon while Howie fought the undead.

Words that brought a whole new pressure.

To be relentless and unceasing. To charge forward and never give up. To do what it takes to survive.

That pressure was building, and it became too much. Howie faltered, losing his mind as they ran through the fog and sought the doctors so desperately needed at the fort.

The final act was a simple one. A stubborn man spoke through an intercom at the munitions factory, and his words sparked such a reaction in Howie that he fell apart in front of those who love him the most.

The Undead continues with day 16.

©2014 RR Haywood (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

Love this series SOOOOO much

I can't wait until the next one comes out!!!!! Every time I finish a book in the series, I anticipate the next.

Another great book by RR Haywood!

I just love this series! It is my absolute favorite! I am eagerly awaiting the next book....please publish soon!

Just gets better and better

I've been waiting so long for the audible version! I've read the book at least 3 times and I love it more and more every time. Cheers, Mate.

I laughed so hard!!

Yes, it took a few books for the narrator to get the voices right but he’s has them down perfectly now! He’s an amazing narrator and it’s a perfect match.
Yes, the series took a dark turn but it has to take that turn to understand the deeper story.
Yes, the humor is juvenile at times but that humor is central to the heart of the story. Don’t be a snowflake, just enjoy and understand why it’s important! I have never laughed so hard as I did in chapter 12 (chapter 13 in the audible readout) It was the middle of the night as I woke up my entire family laughing so loud and hard and I really needed that laugh and all the others through the series so far. Thanks RR Haywood!!

It’s a strange world and life is strange for our characters. So strange and so wonderful for us, the readers!

PS anyone who can skip books in this series and think nothing has changed with the characters and who calls them two dimensional should stop reading and reviewing books.

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Better & Better

Can’t get enough of this series, second time through…. Day 30 please hurry… as I read these through as they were released going back some many things came back to light. If you did like I did reading them with gaps, go back and listen back to back to back….. you won’t be disappointed

What happened?

Books 1-10 were amazing! I couldn't stop listening. Then in book 11 the narrator changed, which was a travesty, and the story became dark and depressing. I was so disappointed that I skipped from book 11 to this installment (16). It turns out that I didn't miss much. On the upside, the narrator finally performs Dave's voice better, however, his rendition of Reggie is like nails on a chalkboard. I'm not going to include plot spoilers, but I will share my opinion that the characters have devolved into 2-dimensional, predictable individuals who bare little resemblance to their originals. The story is no longer engaging, the attempted humor isn't funny (unless you like the constant juvenile homophobic jokes between Cookie & Blowers), and I have become so disengaged that I'm returning this audio book. On the flip side, you MUST check out R.R. Haywood's "Extracted" series. It is BRILLIANT in every way!! I hope he continues that series.

Need More The Undead

Ugh! I want more The Undead!!! I can't get enough of this series. Why hasn't this been made into a series? Seriously!!! This is so good and like the other gabillion books before this one, this one does not disappoint! So excited for future installments!

Entertaining, emotional, best yet

I couldn't get enough. I cried and laughed. I don't want to give away anything. I can't wait to see what happens next!!!

100% addicted.

So what's soooo good about this series when I've abandoned many others?

The characters - so varied, so real, so down to earth. I cry with them, I laugh with them (and their stupid jokes), I fall in love with them. I am strangely proud of who they are.

The plot - keeps twisting and turning without being ridiculous. Battle scenes are huge and inspirational, the smaller, quieter moments are often hilarious and equally often lovely, small studies of human nature.

The narrator - Joe Jameson does a simply outstanding job of bringing the many key characters and scenes to life. He is a HUGE asset to the series (as was the narrator of the early books, Dan Morgan).

Full disclosure - I'm British (living in Oz). The story and narration are British. With the abundance of American options on the market, for me, this series really stands out as a study of human nature in the face of extreme adversity. If you like the English accent (of which Joe does a fab job of many and varied accents) you will quickly become addicted to The Undead.

As with all well written 'zombie' shows, it's not about the zombies so much as what their presence brings out in the survivors, tho to be fair, in The Undead series, the infection is an interesting character in itself, which offers another unique dimension.


If you hadn't noticed, I really love this series. When new eps come out I listen to all the old ones again just to string out the suspense and make the new eps last longer.

I've just discovered RR's sci-fi series Extraction also which is proving interesting too.

What a bloody talented man!