Survive

Sundown Series, Book 2

By: Courtney Konstantin

Narrated by: Tess Irondale

Length: 11 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

For Max Duncan, the word Sundown means one thing … run.

Corpses infected with a mysterious, incurable virus are roaming free throughout the United States, feasting upon the living. The Duncan family compound in Montana is Max’s only hope for survival - but to get there, she has to flee from South Carolina and survive crossing several states with her daughter Jack in tow.

Max has a choice to make. Does she risk her own life, and her daughter’s, to find the man she’s always loved?

Griffin Wells was Max’s high school sweetheart, and he has no idea that Jack is his child. Max still has feelings for him, and the apocalypse has suddenly brought those emotions to the surface, strong as they ever were.

But zombies are the least of their worries. The government knows more about the infected than it’s willing to let on, and the military has plans for Max’s family you’ll never see coming.

©2018 Courtney Konstantin (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Enjoyed it but

The story kept me engaged but only because I know I want to get to book 3. It was a little - out there.

Great character development

There are not a lot of books that are this successful at developing characters and making them relatable. My only complaint so far…how slow does a car have to be, to not be able to out accelerate and outrun a crappy military humvee?I love this series and am currently on book 4.

Pretty Good-but sentence structure needs help

I really enjoy this series and like the story. However, many sentences have repeated words and none of the dialogue contains contractions. For example “she took my good hand with her tiny hand.” “I will go in the store” or “We cannot go in there.” I don’t know why, but it’s driving me nuts- word choice is important in a story and the way a character talks tells a lot about them. I could see maybe Max not using contractions- she’s very ordered, proper, grew up in a strange household. But Griffin, would definitely use them, along with the other characters. These are good stories, but need an editor to go through them- they have great potential.

Loved the Series! Patiently will await Book3!

I enjoyed this Series. My first time reading this authors books. Alex,Max, Jack, amazing ! AND oh so sweet...That max gets her Griffin❤ I can't wait on a Book3. Thank you.

Love the series and am excited for the next book.

Am excited to see where the story goes infection wise and family wise. Also enjoy the military side as well. Survivor conflict is always interesting.

Survive review

While not the best zombie apocalypse story I've read it is a very good series. I love stories written by women because to me women give their character so much more emotion, unlike the dry stiffer characters by Male counterparts. I found myself really liking or disliking every character. A lot of writers seemed to be limited by the apocalypse theme but Konstantin shows her range and skill as a writer with strong and believable characters and good plot development. The story did get a bit predictable at times and the zombie fight scenes were drab at times but this story is made by the great characters. I just wonder if all women share Courtney Konstantin's seemingly negative view of men and how men under value women in general. I can sympathize with women's view on this topic after the things I've personally witnessed and fought against often to my own detriment. Great, well written story.

Great!!!!!!!!

I hope that there is a 3rd book. This was a great story. I think that I'll share this with my Sister.

Enjoyed it, but not overly excited

This series is very highly recommended by a lot of apoc readers and I guess I was a little underwhelmed because of that. But it is a good book, I have enjoyed listening to it (read book 1) and will continue with the series.

another Good One

another good one looking forward to the third book. this one picks right up with good action and story line. Love It.

Very enjoyable

Fast paced book with great performance. The government gone rogue generates true feelings of anger in me.