Crusade

The Hunt Chronicles, Book 3

De: J.D. Demers

Narrado por: Joshua Story

Christian Hunt and the small band of Camp Holly survivors begin their trek west toward Hoover Dam. There, Doctor Tripp believes she and the refugees that have fortified the dam can develop a cure from Christian's blood. Zombies are an ever-present danger, opportunistic humans threaten their very lives, and scabs are evolving into apex predators, with humans on the menu.

As if the near impossibility of making it past all of these obstacles wasn't enough, Christian strives to search for his family. Did his parents or sister survive? And if they did, are any of them immune like him? His desire to find out what happened to them puts the entire mission in jeopardy. And what he discovers is that knowing is sometimes worse than not knowing.

With new friends, enemies, and dreadful discoveries, the companions will have to pull all stops and endure more pain and hardship than ever before. Christian learns to love, hate, kill, and nurture, all while trying to hold on to some semblance of humanity.

Is the road too dark and perilous for the fellowship to travel? Does Christian find his family? What new horrors will be revealed by the ever evolving Monostrovis Virus? To find answers to these questions and more, join Christian, Fish, Boomer, and the rest of the motley crew on their crusade!

©2017 Jacob D Demers (P)2017 Jacob D Demers

Loved it

Love it! I really hope to get the rest of the series soon Please do not make me wait long

An improvement over the last book

I absolutely loved the first book. To this day it is the only version of a "smart zombie" that I think makes the story better. The second book didn't catch my ear as much as the first, tho. This book definitly improved on that. Great story, perfect narration. I can't wait for the next book.

Not bad

Better than the previous. I like all the well thought out characters and the twist on your typical zombie mixed with EOTWAWKI. The only negative is that Christian is such a slow thinker. Everyone else can see the plot twist coming a mile away but he can’t? I get it at the beginning of the event that he has some things to learn. But why is he always the last to figure obvious things out? Plus that talkative teen would not have lived that long without everyone going off on her about her noise from the beginning. I mean really. Fish would have taped her mouth closed months ago.

Liked all three in the series

Liked all three in the series. Looking for more from this writer and reader. Good.

is there another one

Just listened to this one again. wondering if there will be another one after this?