The Undead: Part 19
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Narrated by:
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Joe Jameson
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By:
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RR Haywood
About this listen
New characters. Old characters returning. An evolving infection. The Undead. UK's best-selling zombie horror series continues.
©2018 RR Haywood (P)2018 Audible, LtdThe Boss is the best
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My favourite series of all time
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Can’t wait for the next instalment.
Brilliant
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Let's be honest, if the world did end in the manner of The Undead, anyone who looks different would be the first to be blamed, and people would be fearful. Tommy therefore becomes a believable character by exploiting these fears. My only criticism is that him and Pam are the stereotypical racists, and once again the good guys are all beautiful.
Lily shows her youth in this one too with Nick, which is nice to see as it once more makes it believable.
If there is one thing that Haywood is a master at, it's writing villains who you despise. That's what he did in the army base, and that's what he does here with Tommy, Pam and Lisa. I genuinely found myself getting absolutely livid with their actions!
Could this book have been spread out over the last few books? Yes. Does it work well on it's own? Also yes.
Not the best but by far the most realistic
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5* series obsessed
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