How the White Trash Zombie Got Her Groove Back

De: Diana Rowland

Narrado por: Allison McLemore

It’s zombie versus zombie as the Saberton Corporation declares war against the Zombie Mafia, kidnapping several of their party. It falls to Angel to lead the remnants of her gang halfway across the country to claw their way through corporate intrigue, zombie drugs, and undead trafficking to rescue her friends - and expose the traitor responsible for their abduction.

©2014 Diana Rowland (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

OMG THIS BOOK "RAWKED"

I would love to say what this book was about, but that that would include spoilers, and I do not want to do that.
But I can not express how great the WTZ series is! I have hogged listened this series for 5 days! I love it! worth the credit, and worth paying for it. this book was AMAZING! as is the series. sooo good. and i loved learning more about the others lives though Angel
's eyes

again. narration was spot on!

Zombie evolution - where it really gets weird

Book 4 takes it to the next level, particularly in exploring the weird, wild features of zombiehood. I dug the creativity, especially when combined with the Mission Impossible storylines about jailbreaking captives and figuring out the traitor in their midst.

Even though it clocked in at 50% longer than the other books, and had less comedy and more evil Saber Corporation, I still had a gas listening and felt the tone stayed within campy territory.

Woo! And hoo! So much fun!

No matter how often I read this series, this is the book that really gets me excited for where the story is going! It’s the one that not only commits to breaking the tropes, but reconfigures them in a way that hints at all the things I want to happen! Even during my first read through, I was crowing with excitement at what the next books would have to offer! (Despite the worrisome way this one ends, and even that just helps make everything feel more real and relatable.)

In this reread, I have to say that I am finding some forgiveness and understanding for Marcus. I am still firmly in camp “Nope” on the romantic relationship between Angel and him. But I can see more clearly now, that not only is he a redeemable character, I wouldn’t mind seeing him get non-Angel related happy ending. (Tuthfully I can’t even remember how things go for his character in the next books - that’s how much I disliked him the first time through.)

I love the focus on building her friendships throughout this road trip / zombie spy rescue mission. And even though she’s the least experienced and most undertrained member of their impromptu team her contributions to their adventures are pivotal and important and every detail makes sense.

Basically, Angel levels up, the stakes are higher than ever, her friendships with the other Tribe members strengthen and multiply, and we get lots of gross/fun zombie fun along the way! I love this series so stinking much!

Solid entry to the series

This isn't my favorite in the series but it's comfortably good and it has some perks. The narration for men is hit and miss. However the narration for Angel is about as good as any narration I've ever heard. She's believable, sympathetic, and infinitely expressive. Since she's the prominent voice, it makes for a great listening experience.

OK but less than expected

good book but not as enjoyable as the first two. angle's position weak and whinny in this story.

More Please

Great series leaves you wanting more. Great narration keeps you listening to the end. Starting over now.

another win for the whte trash zombie!

This is still one of the best series I've ever started. I thoroughly enjoyed this novel, and plan to continue as long is the author produces these works. I highly recommend this is part of the series.

horrible ending

disappointed with the ending
really liked all the books and up til the very last book this was my favorite, til the very last bit...

Angel

What does Allison McLemore bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Allison brings the story to life

Any additional comments?

Not my favorite of the series but I still liked it.

Lots of zombies and lots of action and intrigue!

Now this fourth installment was packed with action from the very beginning to the very end! There were tons of twists and turns and so many new details about the zombie parasite or whatever it is that this author brings in this world. And not only is there a ton of action, we get to see the world outside the little bitty Louisiana town that Angel lives in when they must go to New York City to rescue some of the zombies we know and maybe love. For a change, I have to say that I felt some similarities between Angel and myself. For instance, the stubbornness about having other people pay or do things for you, and how it can make you feel like they are looking down on you or not believing you can do something, even if they don’t even mean it that way. And then when she’s walking in NYC with the others and complaining about how her short legs can’t keep up, it totally reminded me of visiting my sister who lived in NYC and her walking so fast, only her legs weren’t that much longer than mine, she was just completely a NYC native at that point.

With all the stuff going on, some traitors, who maybe later we found weren’t actually traitors. And then some that Angel or others trusted until people tried to point a finger at them, and it was hard to know for sure. So many possible double agents, or then again maybe they weren’t! One character mentioned how they’d felt like they didn’t want to “be here” basically be alive, but it didn’t mean he was suicidal, and I get that. I have feelings all the time that I just don’t want to do things anymore, life specifically, but I also am not suicidal. So that really spoke to me.

Something happens late in the story that means we learn a huge load of info on the zombie parasite and how it continues to affect its hosts. We also get histories of Pietro and other older zombie characters and that is fascinating to learn as well. It got really dark with some of the ways the bad guys were treating the zombies they’d managed to lock up. It was horrible and so sad. But again, we learned so much more about their “medical condition” as Angel called it with her dad, as well as other people that had to be let in on the secret in this book.

In the end we have some new zombies that will for sure feature in future stories. As well as Angel who has been doing so well with her new life, finds something that her addictive personality might be able to use to slide back into some old habits. That end of the book made me eager to get started, and I’ll do that in May!