Valley Of Death, Zombie Trailer Park

De: William Bebb

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Just a few miles outside of Albuquerque New Mexico in a remote valley something has gone horribly wrong. To their eternal regret some people have mistaken the screams echoing in the hills as coyotes singing to the moon. When Josey drives his truck down into the valley he quickly learns the disturbing truth. It's not coyotes howling. It's men or what used to be men. Josey discovers that the valley is home to the depraved, the noble, the damned, the innocent, the beautiful, and of course the walking dead. When the least dangerous thing you encounter is an angry rattlesnake you know you've made a wrong turn at Albuquerque. What kind of zombies are they? There has been an interesting but ultimately pointless debate going on for years about what constitutes a zombie. Is it a dead person who walks around causing mayhem? Or is it someone who is violently insane and seeks only to kill and destroy? Why not both? Nestled in a remote valley, the residents of The Albuquerque Springs Trailer Park have lived out there lives nearly forgotten by the rest of the world. The trailer park is home to dozens of illegal immigrants, a hermit who has turned his back on society, a veteran of World War 2, a grumpy old woman, a family of Meth cookers known to local police officials as the Redneck Gourmets, and a beautiful young woman, are just a few. Life was peaceful and quiet (actually quite boring) until a deadly industrial accident killed Juan, one of the illegal immigrants. His friends and neighbors promised to dispose of the victim's body. Unfortunately, he came back and disposed of them- one mouthwatering bite at a time. William Robert Bebb: Who is he? Born in southern California in the 1960’s, William Bebb is a man of many talents. In the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, he earned scholarships for Forensic Speaking at two universities. William was also Editor of a University of Alabama at Birmingham's premier newspaper from 1989 to 1991.

Hilariously Entertaining

It is a wild, hilarious, and thoroughly entertaining ride from start to finish. If you're looking for a game that doesn’t take itself seriously and is packed with fun, this is it! The zombie-infested trailer park setting is unique and adds a level of absurdity that’s so refreshing in a genre that's usually filled with grim survival stories.

Fantastic audiobook

It is a wild ride from the very first page. he desert valley, the abandoned trailer park, and the sense that something has gone terribly wrong all work together perfectly. Valley of Death doesn’t rely on cheap scares; instead, it builds dread through setting and smart pacing. I especially enjoyed how the mystery unfolds—you’re constantly wondering how things got this bad and who’s going to make it out. It’s a fun, tense read that’s hard to put down.

The author does a great job

I went into Valley of Death: Zombie Trailer Park expecting a standard zombie tale, but it ended up being way more engaging than I anticipated. The New Mexico location is refreshing and adds a unique flavor compared to typical city-based stories. The author does a great job balancing action with character moments, making you actually care about what happens next. It’s intense without being over-the-top, and the pacing keeps the pages flying.