Wolf Pack

The Brother's Creed, Book 3

De: Joshua C. Chadd

Narrado por: Graham Halstead

The Andderson brothers are reunited with their best friend, Tank, and the Wolf Pack is finally back together. The reunion is cut short when they discover their entire group is being held hostage by a psychopath and her gang of killers. They're left with an ultimatum: come unarmed and in plain sight, or the whole group will be killed.

Surrender is not an option, and the search begins for a way to turn the tide. But time is running out. Emmett is missing, possibly dead. Alexis and Ana are held captive by the Reclaimers. With no hope of being rescued in time, it's up to them to plan an escape. But when Ana is the first one taken to be reclaimed, Alexis realizes there may be no getting out of this one. Jezz just might kill them all.

©2018 Joshua C. Chadd (P)2018 Tantor

Shhh it’s getting real!

This is a great book series! A little too much god talk for me but the over all story makes up for it. The brothers are total ba’s!

good story

good narration and the story moves with plenty of action. Too many words to write a review, read it and enjoy

pretty good

but I'm tired of hearing all the bad decisions these guys are making. you would think they would learn from there mastakes. I wish the would start making good decisions it would make it a lot better

It gets more intriguing.

Anna is now my favorite character. I think she is definitely the most complex. And the epilogue gave an interesting little tidbit to give us something to think about while we wait with baited breath for the next book.

Awesome

Great story so far I just wish they were longer... love Graham Halstead he’s the perfect narrator for the job.

best ever

enjoy characters, they are real - some would be really scary if met in real life - what nitemares are made of --- could I make some of the choices they did. --- not so sure

Good characters , one book split into 3

I really liked the characters in this book. Some were stereotypical, but they all had heart. Still, the formula for this book is just the standard zombie fare. I won’t be continuing the series because of this authors propensity to leave the reader hanging at the end of each short part of the book that he has serialized to make as much as possible.