Valley of Dying Stars

A Post Apocalyptic Thriller (Cannibal Country, Book 3)

By: Tony Urban, Drew Strickland

Narrated by: Matthew Crow

Length: 6 hrs and 57 mins

Publisher's summary

They longed to find paradise. They found the opposite.

After making it south of the border, Wyatt and Seth fight to save their mother's life, only to encounter a mysterious new group offering assistance.

Who can be trusted in a world gone mad?

Desperate to get south of the equator, the Morrills head to the Atlantic in hopes of sailing to a better world, to a land where the sun still shines.

They thought their luck couldn't get any worse. They were wrong.

The Morrills have grown accustomed to fighting to stay alive, but all they've been through so far was only a warm-up. The real battle for survival begins now. Can they overcome seemingly insurmountable odds?

Find out in Valley of Dying Stars, the pulse-pounding series finale of Cannibal Country series by Tony Urban and Drew Strickland!

©2021 Tony Urban (P)2021 Tony Urban

Loved it

Wow. Did not see anything in this last book happening. Surprise after surprise! I think Supper is the only lucky character here! Great story line. Everything wrapped up nicely. Narrator did another fantastic job! His voice range is perfect for this book.

Noooooo

What a sad ending to this series. I need a book titled SUPPER so I can know his adventures continued.

Dang, this was good!

Wow...what Wyatt and his family have gone through is more than one could ever imagine...even in an apocalypse. I found myself on edge throughout most of this book (and the previous 2 books...read them!). Is it possible that humanity could actually fall to that degree? I hope we never find out. The imagination of these authors is outstanding...and scary, to say the least.
Matthew Crow is one of my favorite authors. This man has a voice that not only brings the characters to life, but tends to let me forget that I am listening to a book and not just someone telling me a story. I am never disappointed when I pick up a book he has narrated.

Amazing Series

This is the third book in the Cannibal Country series and I totally enjoyed all 3...Tony Urban and Drew Strickland are both fantastic writers, they know how to spin a yarn and keep you interested from page one to the last page. I listened to all three on audiobooks, and of coarse Matthew Crow is always at the top of his game in narrating.

great great great

great APOC book(s) this applies to all 3 in series. took me about 6 days to do all of them. reader did great job also. went way to fast. liked all the cast young and old(and the dog).Different from the many other I have heard. Never even slowed down. finally a realistic end. I got a free copy of this book

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Wow!

Listen to this book. Heck listen to the entire series.

This final book was so well written and Mr. Crow’s storytelling is so realistic and compelling you feel you are THERE!

I laughed, I cried, and after the ending the book is stuck in my OMG I should listen again library in my brain.

Listen to this series because WOW!

Another good listen.

Loved the conclusion to a good series. The narrator, Matthew Crow, provides a great performance in narrating different characters.

Unexpected twists!

Cannibal Country, a collaboration between Tony Urban and Drew Strickland, is engaging and a very well composed post-apocalyptic trilogy. Both authors did an exceptional job with the world-building, weaving thrilling premises while implementing gripping imageries. The characters are well-developed and authentic; literally, it's impossible not to be entirely invested nor react emotionally to their predicaments.

Valley of Dying Stars is fast-paced, exciting, and even at times, emotionally charged. The plot twists were great, increasing intensity, anticipation, and unpredictability. From the very start to finish, I was totally engrossed and impacted by events surrounding the characters. The ending was very nicely done; everything wrapped up in a way that left me feeling satisfied.

A stellar performance by Matthew Crow, I couldn't imagine anyone else narrating the series. He slipped into each character, emulating their personalities and emotions, making the story even more engaging. To wrap it up, Valley of Dying Stars was an exciting listen and an excellent conclusion to a series, one I'm highly recommending.