World Undone

The Cascadia Series, Book 4

De: Sarah Lyons Fleming

Narrado por: Christian Barillas, Mia Gaskin, Teri Schnaubelt, Roger Wayne

Even the best plans come undone.

With their supplies reclaimed and food enough for the future, the group at Barry's cabin can do more than just scrape by. Between fruitful gardens, great friends, and sturdy fences—not to mention karaoke—life in the zompoc is better than ever.

Nothing is perfect, however. Across the country, safe zones are mysteriously going dark, and Oregon's summer weather has turned the forest into a tinderbox. As the unknown danger closes in and smoke begins to fill the sky, the survivors are all too aware of how quickly plans unravel, fences fall, and luck runs out.

©2024 Sarah Lyons Fleming (P)2024 Podium Audio

Perfection

As always, Sarah Lyons Fleming writes charcaters that just feel like part of your family. The world she builds with her words is amazing and puts you right in the action. While the story is fiction, everything feels so real I forget that I can't just check in with the characters and see how they're doing no matter how many times I reread.

Favorite Author

Years ago I found Sarah's books by chance. She is now my favorite author. After the previous books in the Cascadia series I wasn't sure what else they could go through. Sarah managed to write another great book with plausible and gripping story lines. There are a lot of characters but in a good way (hint: use the Audible bookmark feature to add notes about characters, it makes it easier to keep things straight). Will be anxiously waiting for the next book.

Mia Gaskin nearly ruins this series.

Once again, SLF has created a zompoc masterpiece. And once again Clara’s narrator steals some of my enjoyment of those POV chapters.

I truly believed no one could surpass Anne Flosnik as the worst voice I’ve ever heard, but Mia Gaskin tops the cake. It’s frustrating and disappointing that the producer gave the job to three talented narrators and the fourth position to a baby-voiced woman who can’t handle masculine dialogue and creates these awkward pauses between paragraphs, even at 1.3x speed.

It’s too bad SLF wasn’t allowed to choose narrators. I don’t think Mia Gaskin would’ve made the short list.

the best yet

This is the best of all the LXer books. I didn't want it to end.

omg

I love this book it's the best series since I read Zombie Road the characters are so awesome!!

thanks, now I'm crying

Sarah knows how to throw us curve balls. Good Lord! I knew things were going too well for too long, she had to make up for the lack of crazy by being extra extra crazy. I literally cried multiple times! All that aside, this was such am enthralling book. When I saw how many chapters I had left, I nearly cried again because I wanted it to keep going. At least I know she has to write at least one more book of this series, and so that brings me joy. I just want it now! As always, the narrators were top notch. Sarah continues to be Queen of the Zombies and she is by leaps and bounds my absolute favorite zombie author.

Good but not great

I have really enjoyed this series so far and look forward to the next installment! That being said the book takes way too long to get into the plot. There is way too much time spent on character development of characters we already know. And the whole Rose/Tom love affair makes me want to gag, it is way over done for zompoc book, or any book IMO anyway, I am a guy and I think these books are more geared for women.

Another stellar book in the multiple series in Sara’s post Apocalypse universe.

The character development, and character interaction that Sara puts into these books are some off the very best I’ve ever enjoyed reading.

Awesome end, I can’t wait for the next one.

That it didn’t say when the next book will be released. I’m hoping that they survive… sad that the little all died.

Where was the ending?

I listened to all 4 books. There have been countless hours spent listening to the story, and getting to know the characters and the situation, and the ending never happened. It's almost like the author just got tired of writing and just...quit.