Walking Dead

Seattle's a great place to live...if it weren't for the undead.

For once, Joanne Walker's not out to save the world. She's come to terms with the host of shamanic powers she's been given, her job as a police detective has been relatively calm, and she's got a love life for the first time in memory. Not bad for a woman who started out the year mostly dead.

But it's Halloween, and the undead have just crashed Joanne's party.

Now, with her mentor Coyote still missing, she has to figure out how to break the spell that has let the ghosts, zombies and even the Wild Hunt come back. Unfortunately, there's no shamanic handbook explaining how to deal with the walking dead. And if they have anything to say about it - which they do - no one's getting out of there alive.

©2009 C. E. Murphy (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

I love this series..

Any time I re listen to this book, I found something new. The story is well developed and the characters feel real.

Overwritten but the narrator saves it...

Gabra Zackman brings a steely edge to a good but overwritten story - (Really how much dead zombie guts/slime and triple thinking protagonist nuance does a story need?) Answer: less than is offered... Ms. Zackman digests it all with wry intonation and a lot of huzpah. All and all it is an enjoyable listen. I am going for the series.

Not a zombie fan, but

Love this series and this book! I love how the main character is always a work in progress. She'll admit she doesn't know it all, but isn't a whiney female who things just accidently fall into place for her.

I love this series

This was another excellent book. I love Joanie's inner voice. I wish all of Murphy's writings were available on audible.com. Murphy, Ilona Andrews, Karen Chance, and Maria Snyder are my favorite authors. Please get all of their writings on audible.com. As always, Gabra Zackman is wonderful.

the voice was not good

the whistling at the “S” words is annoying and irritating the story wold be good without it.