The Undead: Part 26

Hindhead Part 2

De: R.R. Haywood

Narrado por: Joe Jameson

The 26th installment in the UK's Bestselling Horror Series.

After the brutal shock, the team rally to keep going and escape Hindhead and finally get back to Christ's Hospital, but not after seeing thick lines of infected heading west. But why? And where are they going? At the fort, Lilly and Mary push back against George's totalitarianism and make a shocking discovery that changes everything they thought they knew, and one that puts them in grave, and violent danger.

©2024 R.R. Haywood (P)2024 W.F. Howes Ltd.

Fantastic

I'm a 70 year old woman who has listened to all the Undead books twice. I have also either read or listened to all his other books. They are wonderful especially the Extracted Trilogy. If its R.R. Haywood read or listen to it..

Knew it!

I knew Dave would visit the old lady. knew he wouldn't just die like that for he has a big part to play from what it seems like.

Intensely gripping

I absolutely love these books. I care deeply about the characters and their lives. It funny, heartbreaking and intense all at the same time. BUT the last few books are driving me mad as they are so small just a few hours each. It’s as if one book has been broken into many small parts.

Aww man...

All I got to say is yikes, wow, and.....dude!! You're going to happy but hungry for more

Danger Close

I first discovered this series while between episodes of another zombie series. Won’t mention the name. While the UK version started very strong I’m seeing a few too many similarities from the unnamed series I started with. I’m going to surmise that this is purely coincidental. Some of the conversations go on far too long. Dinner party? That’s a concern? I have hope for Thai series but really feel I am losing interest. Here’s hoping.

Was great but obvious cash grab

I was furious when Dave died and so relieved to find out he is alive. However, you can tell this book was split, and should have been part of book 25. I assume this is a Cash grab attempt at RRH by splitting the books making them so short. No reason for that.