Dead Storm Rising

The Line, Book 2

By: Shane Gries

Narrated by: Talon Beeson

The world has descended into chaos, but it isn't the undead that are the worst part. Panic, broken supply lines, disrupted communications, terrorized refugees, the friction and fog of war all combine to make hell on Earth.

The battered men and women of America's storied First Infantry Division, based out of Fort Riley Kansas, are ordered to give up their fights in the cities and retreat towards to the National Redoubt in the Northwest. With ammunition, food, and fuel running low and a soul searing death only a bite away, they start a fighting retreat across the plains. In the way are armed gangs, undead hordes, incompetent leadership, and a landscape irrevocably changed.

This is the followup to Shane Gries' breakthrough best-selling The Thin Dead Line and is set in the world of J.F. Holmes' Irregular Scout Team One.

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good book

if I had to choose which book I think is better Id choose the first one because of the ending of the second book. I dont see the main character staying. I'd like to see his lie come out and see how that cluster fuck plays out.

Another excellent continuation.

Thanks for releasing this audiobook on my birthday, it was the best present I could get. I was surprised by the continued quality and pacing of the story, and I cannot wait to see where the story takes the cast next

Gries Brings It, Again!

Another really good book by Shane Gries. Plenty of action, lots of plot twists and turns, relatable characters, well written and he definitely knows military culture top to bottom. His undead are fast and frightening. If you enjoy military thrillers, this is a great follow on to the first book in this series.

great military action book

the realism of military doctrine very similar to world War Z if it was more focused on the military aspect. it's obvious a soldier wrote this, saying this a former infantry medic. but also great story and world building the military aspect didnt overpower the personal stories or the greater picture.

Good

It was a good expansion of the last book can't wait for the next one