Uppercase

The F*cked Series, Book 1

By: R. K. Gleason

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Length: 2 hrs and 35 mins

Publisher's summary

There have been countless theories about how to survive a zombie outbreak. All of them based on impossibilities and conjecture turned into fantasies and science fiction. No one truly needed to prepare themselves, because no one believed it could ever really happen....

But now, Dave and Pam Richter are trapped in the impossible.

Forced to race against the spread of a rabid plague from a source no one suspected, and those ordered to contain and destroy it.

Playing dead has taken on a chilling new meaning.

©2018 R. K. Gleason (P)2019 R. K. Gleason

Uppercase Situation

Jeffrey Kafer did a mind blowing job with his. Uppercase is an amazing book, but he just made it even more so. I finished this in one go. This book is amazing. If you ever want to know what an average will do during an apocalypse, this is the book for you. I felt like I could relate on so many levels. This is definitely my family if there ever is an apocalypse. This book is a great opening to the series. I laughed and jumped at so many parts and held by breath as I turned the next page. Wonderful job.

Interesting take on zombie apocalypse

I’m not usually a fan of the genre. I stumbled upon this gem as part of a promotion. It’s the first in a series, and so far, I highly recommend it. The narrator is very engaging. The story is a refreshing take on a horror classic. I also enjoyed the author's usage of humor.

Twinsie Kelly

If you are tired of the same old zombie apoc story then this is the one for you!  The author absolutely has a way with dropping the F Bomb a lot, using a bunch of hilarious banter in a story, adding a ton of gore…AND IT WORKS!!!! 

What do you do when you get in an UPPERCASE situation? Well the world as we know it is going to hell in a handbasket. By chapter two I was laughing so hard at the banter between Dave and Pam. These are the two main characters and we get to know them pretty well at the beginning. They are a freaking riot! There is an outbreak and everyone is trying to get a grasp on what is going on. Dave decides they need to get the hell out of dodge and he and Pam start gathering their adult kids so that they can get out of the state before the military comes in and closes them off. We know how we all are these days with technology and how easily we can get swayed from the bigger picture. But the way Dave and Pam get everyone together just works. We get to follow them on their trek and the craziness that gets in their way. This does end in a cliffhanger but rest assured….there will be more!!!! 

I think the perfect narrator was picked for this story. He didn't skip a beat and kept the story at a great pace. And when we got to the end of the story I was so engrossed into the story and mesmerized by the narrator that I couldn't wait to start the next book!

A refreshing new take...

Uppercase by R. K. Gleason and narrated by Jeffrey Kafer is a fabulous zombie tale. My only complaint is I want another five hours of the story, like right now…

What’s it about? Pam and Dave have been living in their apartment for two years when the zombie apocalypse hits. They way it unfolds is unique and would hit close to home for many people (do not read my parental guidance/trigger warnings if you do not want spoilers- they are minimal). The story alternates between Pam/Dave and Major Carolyn Brooks perspectives. You get humor and action. If you are a zpoc fan, you need to listen to this asap.

The narrator, Jeffrey Kafer, did a brilliant job. Hit the humor in all the right places.

Overall, I highly recommend this zompoc tale, there’s lots of potential for this to be expanded into something big.

Parental guidance/trigger warnings: ***Do not read past this is you do not want spoilers (they are minimal)***
Language used: swearing- lots of it. The virus spreads via animals, mainly dogs, and there is some violence against dogs.

I never expected it to start this way

I know eventually the zombie apocalypse is going to get us all, but I never expected it to start this way. This book is so much fun even though it has a dark edge to it. It makes me picture how the every day family might react to finding out everything has changed overnight and that their city is no longer safe.