How to Survive the Afterlife: Books 1-3
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Narrated by:
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Aubrey Parsons
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Tony Moyle
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And you thought getting through life was hard!
All books in How to Survive the Afterlife in one box set for the first time. Over 30 hours for one Audible credit. Exclusive content presented in a new format. The individual books have over 1,000 Goodreads reviews.
If you love the humor of Pratchett/Douglas Adams, the darkness of Stephen King, and the surrealism of Terry Gilliam, then this is must-listen. Get this laugh-out-loud engrossing set today.
The Limpet Syndrome (book one)
John’s dead...but that’s just the beginning.
Hell has a problem. Two, actually. The souls of Sandy Logan and Ian Noble are missing. This, as it happens, is a big deal. Brimstone, the demon responsible for the Soul Catcher, believes the most likely outcome is the end of the Universe.
It’s obviously only a guess: It’s never happened before.
Soul Catchers (book two)
No one can live forever.
John’s gone, and even he doesn’t truly know where. Demons, pigeons, gods, and a band of ex-dictators in plastic bodies are all eager to find him. Will they get to him before he can enact his revenge?
Dead Ends (book three)
Is there a happy ever afterlife?
War is coming! Against gods, between species, and against the afterlife itself. Heroes will emerge from unlikely places, and John will yet again be forced to intervene in the future of mankind.
Existential Crisis (companion book)
A face-off between science and religion. Demon Top Trumps. A 14-billion-year timeline and the truth about pigeons. The definitive guide to the afterlife and a must listen for fans of the trilogy. Only available in this box set and to Limpet Club members.
©2017, 2018, 2020 Tony Moyle (P)2021 Tony Moylemagnificent trilogy of morals, pigeons and death
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There’s an audio error in book 2 Soul Catchers Chapter 17. The dialogue of the Mr Noir character is missing from a conversation 18:05-07:56 - 19:49-06:12.
Spoilers may follow.
The bit where Grace explains what grace is had me tearing up.
The giving birth scene when Nash becomes a bunny, was unbelievably crazy weird.
The thing about describing hellscapes is it’s often difficult for readers to envision what the author has in his mind.
When Grace the neutral explains her love near the end I absolutely burst into tears of emotion, such simple yet profound words of explaining what love is.
The way each chapter cuts off at random cliffhangers and then starts up again in someone else’s storyline, is confusing. Even when it goes back to the other storyline eventually at random.
Very preachy at the end with Jon’s speech.
Overall a wild and weird book with characters of many species on Earth. My favourite characters were Sandy and Ian in book 1, and Scrumpy in books 2 and 3.
Long Imaginative Weird Adventures
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the story is certainly wacky and original and while I wish it was all set in the afterlife as those are easily the best and most imaginative bits of the book, the whole thing is unique and interesting.
the writing could be a little better and theres the occasional clumsy turn of phrase but more than made up for with the flashes of brilliant, brilliant writing and satirical rants that you see sprinkled throughout the book.
overall definatly pick it up (plug it in) and give it a listen - it will surprise and enrich you. if only we could just stay in hell and explore the wonderful worlds the author has created and stop finding excuses to get back to the real world...
take a chance on this one - definatly a good read!
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very confusing to start and doesn't get any easier
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How to Survive the Afterlife: Books 1-3
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