The Scattered and the Dead Series: The First Four Books

Post-Apocalyptic Fiction

By: Tim McBain, L.T. Vargus

Narrated by: Christopher Boucher

More than 37 hours of post-apocalyptic survival.

With 99.7 percent of the Earth's population dead and gone, the few who remain struggle to survive in an empty world. The scattered. The leftovers. These are their stories.

This collection contains the first four volumes of the Scattered and the Dead series, audiobooks 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0.

Meet Mitch, a father infected with the zombie virus. His wife is gone. He has 24 hours until he turns. Can he make sure his kids are taken care of before time runs out?

Meet Travis, a 23-year-old wimp who ran away as his parents were murdered by raiders. Surrounded by towers of scavenged booze and pills, he only wants to numb the pain...until he happens upon the men who killed his family. Now, he has a choice.

Meet Erin. She's 16. Six months ago, she was worried about prom. Now, she worries about zombies and raiders and feeding an eight-year-old orphan.

Meet Baghead. Meet Ray and Lorraine. Meet Decker and Teddy and Fiona.

Meet the utterly lost who look for meaning in humanity's fading glow. Meet the scattered and the dead. Grab the audiobook bundle today.

©2017 L.T. Vargus & Tim McBain (P)2018 L.T. Vargus & Tim McBain

Weird

This series seems really all over the place. Maybe the original book flowed together better but the box set is weird. I paid for it so I listened to it all, but not sure if I’ll get the second box set.

Well written and great narrator

I really enjoyed this series (books 1-4). It is a series of multiple storylines temporally unrelated, which keeps it interesting. There is certainly much less zombie action than most books in this genre and they seemed more like an after thought. The series would have been better without because the character development was so good. By the end of book 4 it was if I knew each of them. The Erin, Izzy, Marcus storyline was definitely my favorite but all storylines were great and the narration was top notch.

awesome book

loved the books. hope to hear more in the future. more zombies tho please lol .

Good post apocalypse series

These books are worth a listen. I enjoyed them, they are personable as well as unique.

Barely a zombie book(s)

The author does a great job at moving through the stories of multiple individuals. He paints a great picture of how they cope with a post-apocalyptic world in various ways. Also, the narrator does a phenomenal job! He does multiple voices and accents that really draws you into the story. However, if you're looking for a zombie thriller, look elsewhere. The author uses the word epiglottis almost more frequently than there was zombie action. Really, I've never read/listened to another book that used that word more frequently. It was almost like he was proud that he knew what it was and found ways to incorporate it as often as he could. But, I digress, these are interesting reads, I just wanted to let people know that these books are more about how people make it through life when almost everyone is dead and not so much about zombies (they are in there, but not all that much).