Ghosts: Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse, Book 8
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- Length: 12 hrs and 53 mins
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- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release Date:27/04/2017
- Publisher: Morbid Press LLC
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Publisher's Summary
Cade Grayson, father, husband, and former Delta Force operator collected his fair share of ghosts as the Omega virus ravaged the United States, turning the majority of her population into mindless automatons hungering for human flesh.
Wearing incredulous stares, the faces of those ghosts - dozens of men, women, and children he was unable to save during his many forays into the Z-infested wasteland - visit him nightly during the early morning hours when defenses are dulled and REM sleep has him in its firm grip.
For others who lost contact with loved ones during the frantic first hours and days of the Omega outbreak, their ghosts manifest in the nagging possibility that a wife or child or mother or sibling may still be alive out there, somewhere, struggling to survive amongst the multitudes of walking corpses and roving bands of murderous breathers.
So as the Eden survivors prepare their rural Utah compound for the coming fall and winter they find that the herds of dead patrolling the nearby State Route aren't their only enemy.
Idle time seems to be giving power to their ghosts. And with each perceived whiff of familiar perfume, or flash in the side vision of a familiar form that proves to be nonexistent, the lure of wanting to know their fate begins to affect some of the group adversely.
Even after attaining a modicum of closure in the high country of central Idaho, Duncan Winters continues to seek solace for his loss at the bottom of a whiskey bottle.
©2015 Shawn Chesser (P)2017 Shawn Chesser
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omar conger05/05/17
"Narrator change is always hard"
Would you listen to Ghosts again? Why?No.
Would you listen to another book narrated by Adam Paul?Maybe, depending on genre and plot.
Any additional comments?So this series is pretty awesome. Its in my top 5 over all and probably in my top 3 for zombie series/books. Chris Patton had been the long time narrator and it was changed to Adam Paul for this book. The only thing i hated about Adam Paul's narration was his voicing of Duncan - that was just AWFUL. The author is pretty easily accessible on social media (Facebook) and he addressed this issue and has said that Adam Paul will adjust his voicing of Duncan for the future books. Ok... with all that being said, the book matches the theme and pace of the previous 7 books. This book covers roughly 2 days time period and I was happy that the author didnt spend too much time in one place or scene (which was a difficult focus point for the last book). There are a couple of twists in this book, that while I wasnt entirely expecting, it was good to portray that unfortunate problems can also happen to or impact the main characters.
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Kindle Customer23/06/17
"Unfortunate narrator change"
What did you love best about Ghosts?Great characters. I like that the author is willing to kill them off, good or bad.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Ghosts?The rescue of the presidents daughter
What do you think the narrator could have done better?Chris Patton was the voice of these characters that I've grown to love. The new narrator did a commendable job, but it was upseting to have a change after 7 books into the series.
Any additional comments?Changing the narrator for the series was a distraction at the beginning of the story.
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matthew01/06/17
"bring back Chris Patton!!!"
Naration Sucks !! Bring back Chris Patton!!! Good story other than that! I would recommend.
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Charlene21/07/17
"I Want More Cade Grayson!"
This series is such a heart pumping, tear jerking, realistic story line. Book 8 is the best yet with the Grayson family moving on but still totally intertwined with the past. Looking forward to Frayed Book 9. #STZA
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Paul Hase13/07/17
"New reader is good I miss the other one."
new reader was okay took a little to get used to them voices of characters this time. I miss the old reader and was used to their voices.
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T.J. Phillisp21/06/17
"a+++"
this is an excellent series of books that keeps getting better . top shelf story and narration
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raquel kennedy09/05/17
"more.."
as always loved it hurry with the next addiction i cant wait to see what happens to the group..
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