Undead Ultra

By: Camille Picott

Narrated by: Gwendolyn Druyor

It’s life or death…

…and two hundred miles to run.

Can she survive the zombies and save her son?

When the virus hits, nobody is prepared. Society collapses and Kate’s son doesn’t have a way out of his dorm. She has to go get him, but the roads aren’t safe, and the government has blockades.

Everything is at a standstill. It will be the race of her life.

Kate loves running. She’s gone from marathons to ultramarathons and knows what it takes to run a hundred miles at a time, but this is different.

This is twice as far as she’s ever run…

…and finding food is a problem.

Is it even possible?

You’ll love this unique take on the apocalypse because the struggle is unlike anything you’ve listened to before.

Get it now.

©2016 Camille Picott (P)2016 Camille Picott

I remember when....

It feels like 80% of this story is told as "I remember when" stories that really only contribute to character development, so in that sense, I would say it's a bit overdone. Bonus point for having the characters run through the zombie apocalypse, literally on foot. But otherwise, I would say it's pretty average.

great story

I really enjoyed this one. I laughed and cried with these characters all the way through. It left me wanting more, and I do wish for the rest of the story!

Very entertaining zombie story!

Very original post-apocalyptic story focusing on one woman’s journey to find her son. The character development was excellent as were the descriptions of the Ultra-marathoner’s experiences. Along with the excellent story, Gwendolyn Druyor’s narration really brought this story to life.

Pretty good!

I struggled to like this book. It was wonderfully well-written, the pace was great, and the storyline was unique and well done but I needed more characters. I didn't quite feel a connection to the main character and about halfway through I found myself desperately wishing that there was another perspective and I could get out of her head. An ensemble cast of characters would have made this book 5 stars, but it was still pretty good and I'm going to pick up the next one.

Undead Ultra

I really enjoyed this book. I do think that there were too many flashback moments. I found myself skipping through some of those.