
All That I See
The King of Clayfield, Book 2
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Narrado por:
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Scott Aiello
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De:
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Shane Gregory
The zombie apocalypse rages on. In the small town of Clayfield, Kentucky, survivors attempt to carve out new lives for themselves. There is hope that eventually Clayfield can be secured, but first the undead must be eliminated and law and order must be restored. Unfortunately, the survivors might not ever get to implement their plan. Gangs of looters continue to strike the town and news filters in that something worse could be coming.
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In Shane Gregory's sequel to The King of Clayfield, the Canton B virus has continued unchecked, turning the infected into a destructive throng of zombies. The survivors of Clayfield, Kentucky hope their town can return to normal, but the world has become a harsh place, with looters stealing the town's supplies and terrorizing its citizens, and things may be getting worse. Scott Aiello makes Gregory's protagonist a self-possessed hero and leader, even as his town becomes progressively under siege, using his rich and confident tones to create a compelling lead character in the midst of zombie-fueled chaos.
Compelling read
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unique
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What made the experience of listening to All That I See the most enjoyable?
I liked this one even better than the first - which you must read first. If you have ever wondered what would happen in a small rural southern town to a regular Joe when the zombie apocalypse comes - this book is a darn good start. Not an action barn burner but a decent amount of suspense and a lot of "realism" in the writer's approach. Worth my time for sure.Have you listened to any of Scott Aiello’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Consistently solid narrator.Great follow up book.
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Great story
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On the other hand many other things he does are great, like satisfyingly punching that you'll-know-who in the face. On the whole, its positive that some things he manages to pull off, but others just don't go as planned.
There is a lot more human conflict and an interesting grey zone of ethics. Remember him bursting through the compound in the first book? Its like the game Fallout, some things will give you bad karma and reputation.
The book has a great climax; but unsatisfying resolution. Shane Gregory better hurry up with the next book because I just gotta know what happens!
Seed Quest?
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Someone said life is "short, brutal and nasty" (or something close to that) and that could be the theme of this book. The struggle for human survival and the (vain) attempts to rebuild something (anything) takes center stage in book 2.
Flawlessly written I almost rate it a five star but for one issue. The protagonist will sometimes do something so stupid and inane that I suspect it occurs simply to provide a twist in the plot. This is a fundamental and basic error that new authors make. For a book to work for me (and I suspect for others) the reader must engage in willing suspension of disbelief. This is difficult enough in a zombie book- but any "apparent" intrusion that causes a character to not act consistently interferes in that suspension. At least three to four times I thought "no damned way could anyone act like that and survive" and/or "this does not make sense- he has not acted that way before".
Having said that the work flows seamlessly and Gregory has almost managed the impossible- written unique zombie book that does not revolve around the character being a trained Navy Seal in a fortress he inherited or was smart enough to build prior to the zombie apocalypse. The characters are normal people trying to survive (with many central characters dying anyway!) and rebuild their lives.
More of the same which is Great
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Not bad at all
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
yes, to all zombie book and dystopian future fans.this story is one of the most realistic depictions of what would happen to people in a small town when civilization is wiped away.What about Scott Aiello’s performance did you like?
scott's narration is easy on the ears and pulls you into the story. it is easy to distinguish all of the characters he voices. he never stretches nor over reaches. scott's tones match the emotions of the characters.If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
actually...the title of the book! when you finish listening to the story you realize, on different levels, that "all that i see," is the perfect title for this.Any additional comments?
the story gets even better! shane gregory believably crafts scenarios that cause his characters to question who they are becoming in this "new world." yes, there are similarities to characters in other zombie novels, but shane's characters come to life. they have depth of thought and emotion.the writing is tight and concise yet the author's depictions of the characters and the world around them are wonderfully rendered. add the excellent narration, and you easily get lost in this story.
after i finished listening, i couldn't believe how much happened! to me, this is a short story, coming in at just over 8 hours.this story is action-packed! the author truly knows how to pace the story he's telling. you never get the feeling that the author is rushing. the plot transitions are smooth and believable. nothing feels contrived.
if you liked the first book, then you'll really enjoy how the story continues. if you're hesitant b/c there wasn't a lot of zombie action in the first book, then have no fear! you know "why" the zombies coming and boy do they come. that's the only thing i'll reveal about the plot b/c i don't want to spoil your listening experience!
it's rare when a zombie story can actually leave you feeling "loss."
overall, an excellent follow-up.
series gets even better!
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No real story arc
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Just as good as the first book!
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