Deadman Deliverance

De: C.B. Titus

Narrado por: Heath Miller

I made it back across the cut. Unfortunately, things changed while I was away.

I brought with me an update to the system that spreads like a virus from person to person, bringing with it a new level to the Rebuild America System, politics. A presidential election, the results of which would give someone the power to adjust the system and bend it to their will.

The war between the Horde and the Remnants grows more fierce every day. Border skirmishes are near constant, and men and women water the sands of the wastes with their blood. My people, Pott’s Field, are caught in the middle.

Neutrality is getting harder, and it’s only a matter of time before war begins in earnest.

Luckily war, unlike politics, is something I understand.

Book 3 of this gunslinging LitRPG Apocalypse Series about a courier braving the irradiated wasteland. Featuring a Weird West vibe, a detailed System, gunfights galore, radiation mutants, saloons, and endless adventure, it's perfect for fans of Fallout, Mad Max, and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Deadman.

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Read it.

One of the best series I have read I a while. well written, great characters, fantastic setting. Great for anyone but if you are a fallout fan it is a can't miss.

epic finale

very enjoyable story all the way through. Health Miller doing an amazing job as always. Very satisfying ending.

A good end to the journey

A great finale to the Deadman story, be warned characters die and it made me cry.

Excellent escapist fun

While this book won't make anyone's list of great literature, it is well-written, internally consistent, and a lot of fun. The narration is excellent.

Scratches that fallout itch

fantastic series, the author does a great job capturing the rediculousness and seriousness of the wasteland, there are some easter eggs that feel a little forced though overall it is great

Stellar plot and perfomance

I absolutely recommend this book if you enjoy the series. A fantastic follow-up to a series I'd recommend to anyone who is remotely interested.

Perfection

I loved every second of this series. Heath does such a good job narrating you cant tell its him. The story made me feel feeling. satisfying conclusion. Story was told until it was over. Only thing to complain about was some of the repeatative stat reading but that comes with litrpg so suck it up. 10/10

❤️ the unique writing

The end book of the Post man in the Post Apocalyptic world. The factions clash , war erupts , the line between friends & enemy blur. One mutant becomes a God, and finds out that its a lonely, solitary path, outliving all the ones you love

great ending

small tear jerker at the end, but the build up and the way it was ended was very well done.

Grab this great finale! And find out if one Deadman, Donavan can deliver!

I really hadn't planned to get the audiobook, but then I remembered that Heath Miller was the narrator and I found that I couldn't resist! Heath Miller's voice performance is just perfect and maybe even surprising in this trilogy! I really loved it! CB Titus writes from a unique perspective. And he pulls out all the stops writing this third and final book. Be aware that Deadmen are a species of beings and Not Zombies, so kick that silly notion of zombies right outta your head! Although they're not quite against eating human flesh or even other Deadmen but only in the direst of need or in anger. Donavan, the OP MC is a Marshall and trying to stop the injustice that's been piled on to his people. He needs to Stop the human corruption as they themselves build up their defenses with plans to destroy all the Deadmen... so latch onto the book find out if Donavan can succeed... There may even be tears!

In spite of all the violence, as this is not a PG-13 type of novel. I found a couple of quotes that shouldn't offend anyone, but they did amuse me:

"I leaned forward, ensuring he was poisoned just enough to take him out of commission but not enough to kill him. “Tell them, ‘Send ten next time.'”

“Anyway, here’s ‘Here Comes the Moon,’ by the Beetles.”