The Lost & the Found: Adrian's March, Part Six

Adrian's Undead Diary, Book 14

By: Chris Philbrook

Narrated by: DJ Leone

Length: 8 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

The zombie apocalypse wreaks its wrath on Adrian and his friends, as he scrambles to assemble the missing Trinity of saviors.

Adrian Ring and his inner circle of survivors heads south through the German ruins after the Navy frigate he and his friends sailed on is eaten alive inside out by an infestation of the dead. Wracked with grief over the death of his brother, they make their way through the winter snow until they are bogged down, eventually taking up residence in a secluded farm.

But not far away there's an enclave of survivors, and while everything seems fine on the surface...they might have ulterior motives for their alliance. They might want to stop Adrian, or they might want to ferret out the demon hiding in his midst.

Either way, this apocalyptic adventure will see evil unleashed in a way never seen before.

The Lost & the Found contains Adrian's journal entries from January 4, 2015 through March 2, 2015. It also contains the short stories "Meow", "Bitch", as well as "Tactical Septic Tank", "The Peacemaker", "Vulnerable", and "Only Bad Choices".

©2023 Chris Philbrook (P)2023 Chris Philbrook

I love AUD!

This series still stands as one of my all-time favorites! I’m so glad Chris decided to keep it going and I hope it never ends. I know, it has to, but not anytime soon, please! This book was another example of how amazing Chris is as a writer! Bravo!

Still adjusting to the new author…

Book was solid reading was solid. Just some strange pauses in the middle of a sentence with the wrong emphasis on the words that was …

A bit distracting

Feels like a return to AUD

The past few books while good, have not felt like adrian. His manorims, the way he writes and how he describes things felt somewhat off. I originally had thought it was the new narrator, which I had initially disliked ( no offense, but James foster will always be adrians voice to me) however, he did a fantastic job in this book. The style in which he spoke sounded more comfortable, less screw ups in terms of verbiage and, more character to adrian. Without any spoilers, this book felt like a return to form, and I absolutely love it. I can't wait to continue Adrian's story!

Invested.

We have long since past the point of Adrian's Undead Diary being simply an ongoing series. This is now an investment. Of thought, emotion, time, and of the will and want to continue. These characters are family, friends, acquaintances, and enemies whom have proven worthy of our love, hate, fondness, dislike, and our overall acceptance within our being.

Must read series for any zombie fan

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, this is one of my absolute favorite zombie book series. Keep up the great work

Better and better!

Just like the others, It drew me in at the start! It makes me want to start the books all over again!

I'll be waiting......again!

It was great to visit with Adrian and his crew again. Loved the story, dying a little inside knowing I'll have to wait again for the next book!. I miss the old narrator, but this one is catching on to me a bit. Sigh. Love your imagination Chris, and so grateful you share it with the world!

Chris Philbrook does it again

You did it again, Mr. Philbrook. Bravo. I do miss your original narrator, but am growing used to DJ Leone. The only part that sucks is.....now I have to wait for book 15.

Big fan of the AUD world

Big fan of AUD world, The March series is a bit long winded. Overall, eager to see where this goes and I’m hoping Fagin gets his own series.

Meow, said Otis.

I’m glad we get to hear from Otis! Keep these stories coming. I’d be happy with novellas if a full novel is too much. I’ve followed you from the beginning of this series and I haven’t been disappointed yet.