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  • By: RR Haywood
  • Narrated by: Dan Morgan
  • Length: 7 hrs and 2 mins
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (838 ratings)
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The Undead: Part 5

By: RR Haywood
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Summary

Howie’s group disembark from the Isle of Wight, but when the ferry they take breaks down they climb aboard a Royal Navy supply vessel at anchor outside Portsmouth Harbour to find a huge horde of undead. We meet Maddox and a group of council estate children who have survived the apocalypse by taking refuge in a cannabis plantation.

When a horde of undead attack the children, Howie tries to save them only to find they turn on him. Eventually a truce is called, and an uneasy alliance begins to develop.

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I love these stories

I'm totally hooked! I love this series of stories! Great for any zombie or apocalypse fan! Really good character development and the story keeps you going!

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Brilliant Mr howie

This book story line and the whole lot from book one to this book five is totally brilliant the story behind the gang and how the work together is great. I really hope this isn't the last book

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A bit of a slow-burn after part 4.

Although part 5 has it's own charms and interesting developments; it suffers somewhat following on from such climactic parts as 3 & 4. A lot of this part is centred around Maddox and his crews, which make for an interesting change of pace but can be a bit of an annoyance when none of them are particularly likeable characters.

As with all of The Undead books, I'd still recommend listening to it - as it's a fun & action-packed time, beautifully narrated by Dan Morgan - however so far this one has felt the toughest to get through in my opinion.

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Hurry up and release the rest of the series

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Thats it i have finished them all ....what am i going to do now until the next one comes out?????
Hurry up amazon and produce the rest of the series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Excellent

Another good episode with Howie and the boys. This time we meet some new folk who I hope will become regulars too. Well read.

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Just buy them all!

So far, this is just outstanding, the way the story moves along and how the people he meets along the way become a part of it, his terrible and incredible luck and getting into sticky situations and somehow surviving, with much hilarity.
I love these books!

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Still good but not as good

For me this is the weakest chapter so far. Don't get me wrong, its still a great listen but doesn't have the same impact as the previous 4 parts. Plus it is very short for the cost! The usually excellent Dan Morgan also seemed to be having an off episode... firstly his handle on all the different character voices often gets confused. Southerner Clarence morphs into Northerner Ted, Maddox fluctuates in between himself and one of Morgan's posh voices, even Dave is inconsistent. On top of that, I'm not sure what Morgan was doing with his recording, there are a lot of obvious stops and starts with fluctuations in pitch and tone which seriously break the immersion. This became really irritating after a while. Having said all that it is still worth a listen, even if just for the sequence with Howie & Dave where Howie is trying to find out if Dave is a glass half full or empty kind of guy. That part had me laughing out loud.

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Very Short

Very short compared to other books in the series. Story is ok but far too short to recomend.

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Great book. Really enjoyed it. I

Thoroughly enjoyable. I highly recommend this series. It's simply fantastic. Can't wait for the next one.

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Offensive Language

I’ve enjoyed these books until now and even overlooked the fact that women are only really in these books as sex objects or as a point of ridicule along with the overuse of the C word in the last book, But the repeated use of the N word & other highly offensive language such as the R word and racist term for a Pakistani are extremely uncomfortable to listen to & totally unnecessary narratively.

This will probably be the last one of these I listen to based on that. Suggest a rewrite of those parts!

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