Pox Americana

By: Zack Archer

Narrated by: Emerson Monroe

Being the last man on Earth has its advantages...

After waking up from a military experiment gone horribly wrong, Nick Dekko discovers that he’s the last man on Earth. If that wasn’t bad enough, he’s trapped inside a military base, surrounded by thousands of hungry zombies. Armed only with a battle suit and a smart-ass A.I. named Slade, Nick sets off across a post-apocalyptic America where he discovers a group of hot warrior women who are only too eager to “assist” him in battling the dead, and reaching a hidden government vault that may hold the secret to reversing the plague that ended the world.

Warning: I’m not a huge fan of fades to black, so would it surprise you to learn that this audiobook’s intended for those over the age of 18 who like over-the-top action, zombie craziness, hot warrior women, cool snarky characters, and lots of haremy (yes, that’s a real word) adult situations? Probably not, so if you like those things, and I’m guessing you do, suck it up, strap in, and get ready for Pox Americana, book one.

©2018 Zack Archer (P)2021 Zack Archer

Fun book with a lot of action

I liked this book. It was a high octane masculine adventure with zombies. The narrator is just getting his feet wet and does a respectable job.

Funny, action packed story. Nice narration.

MC is last man on Earth type who teams up with a sarcastic A.I. to find a hidden vault to help rebuild the world. It's funny, interesting, well developed mash up of two genres, zombie and harem, that works well. Narration is solid.

Bad narration

I can not get past the narrator!!!!!!!
It might be a good Book but the narrator Sucks.
Could not get past the first part of the book!