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The Undead: Part 7
- Narrated by: Dan Morgan
- Series: The Undead, Book 7
- Length: 14 hrs and 38 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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- Richard
- 17-01-16
Brilliant series all books are great!
Would you consider the audio edition of The Undead: Part 7 to be better than the print version?
I've listened to them all, not read any.
What did you like best about this story?
The way the main group communicate to one another the camaraderie is cleverly written and narrated. Being in Southen England I can relate to it as I live in London. Also as its done day by day, it can keep developing.
Which scene did you most enjoy?
So many hard to pick, I like the big confrontational fighting parts and then there relaxing banter after. It try's to show how they can come to terms with what is happening around them.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Laugh, a lot!
Any additional comments?
Just want the books to keep coming!
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- Ryan
- 26-11-15
I NEED PART 8.
Would you listen to The Undead: Part 7 again? Why?
I'm starting it again tonight.
why?....why, you ask?
because it's awesome.
Who was your favorite character and why?
cookie and blowers.
not a fan of 'bantz' but they are hilarious.
Which scene did you most enjoy?
I don't want to ruin the book for future readers.
all of them?!
Any additional comments?
I think Howie is the angel of death. in a good way!
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- Jax Leck
- 18-11-15
They just keep getting better and better
What made the experience of listening to The Undead: Part 7 the most enjoyable?
The great writing style and the narration.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Dave. Just because.
Which scene did you most enjoy?
Can't pick just one.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning.
Any additional comments?
come on Amazon, start audiblising the rest of the series.
2 people found this helpful
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- Matt
- 14-12-15
You will become hooked on this series!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes it is brilliant, it's so well written and narrated.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Meredith, she is a bad ass zombie killing dog!
What about Dan Morgan’s performance did you like?
He is so clear and brings the emotion to the words
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I'm so far into this series I feel for all the charicrptesr happiness, sadness, anger, fear and even lust (for a zombie!!!!)
Any additional comments?
Good news is that on R R Haywards website there are books upto day 18 so if like me you are just about to finish day 12 The story does not end there.
Not so good news is that audible doesn't seem to have any audio books past day 12.! So come on audible or who ever get Dan Morgan on the phone and tell him to get his bum in the recording studio! I need to know what happens next! Please don't let me down audible!
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- Sam Johnson
- 17-11-21
Jeepers that was a roller coaster
This story just gets better and better. There are perspectives unseen up until now, the action is fast paced and frenzied yet still detailed but not in a gross way!
This book made me laugh out loud a few times and scream at my phone with fury towards the unlikable characters. 10/10
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- Anonymous User
- 29-06-22
Brilliant Series
The series just has an excellent continuing story twists with new stories being added in to series with good timings. Well narrated and good job thankyou.
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- angela blue
- 16-06-22
brilliant
brilliantly this series just gets better and somehow funnier lol lol lol lol ............
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- Blondie
- 10-05-22
Brilliant
I am so enjoying this series. find myself laughing out loud to all the banter.
The story has me gripped and is fast paced but gutted about the fort.
would recommend this to anyone.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-03-22
Great book
again another great book, don't you just love it when they axe a large number of characters (cue the evil laugh)
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- Sara
- 23-01-22
Not very convincing
Very entertaining though. Even with all women being caricatures of different stereotypes with differently sized boobs to tell them apart.
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- Natalie Fayman
- 13-11-17
Same old same old
This book did nothing for me that the previous six didn't. I didn't get to know the characters any better, I didn't get any grand insights into the backstory, and it doesn't seem like there's much to look forward to except more of the same. It was entertaining while it lasted, but I'll be looking for something else now
AUDIBLE 20 REVIEW SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY
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- bebe
- 12-11-15
Another hit for the Undead series
Any additional comments?
There are some really bad people in this Part 7. This storyline includes the prison camp and the people who are housed within. Randall, the lead convict, is bad to the core of his evil being!! Haywood also reveals, again, that human nature can upset the applecart. Debbie (the police Sergeant) behaves in a mean spirited, selfish, spiteful and ungrateful manner that has far reaching consequences to the safety of the Fort. There are other characters who rise to the occasion and show that best that people can be. I continue to be impressed with Haywood's ability to create multi-layered characters - people you can love one minute and dislike the next. And Dan Morgan continues to bring them alive with his reading. Very talented reader!!
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- MNash
- 26-10-15
Addicting
I'm not a zombie fan. Haven't watched the walking dead. Not sure how I ended up with this series, but I'm hooked. I love the characters and the evolution of the story keeps it interesting. I used to love Dave, but know I love Reginald. Dan took a bit to get used to his narrative and in book 1 I initially thought it was going to be a bad read. But as I got used to his style I realized he was actually good. Part 1 he seemed breathy and paused in odd places. But he seems to have overcome that. Now I love his character voices. I'll hear "Yes, Mr. Howie in my head forever.
The only thing about the plot that keeps "bugging" me is why with all these decaying bodies insects such as Mosquitos haven't become an issue for spreading the virus? Also, the rat think kind of came and went. No long term affects there!
Some times the foul language gets to me but I realize it's the character and have been able to tolerate it.
I'm just waiting for day 18. I've gone through 3 volumes in a week. Definitely addicting.
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- Leslie
- 25-06-18
Third time
Enjoy everytime I relisten. Hope Mr Haywood continues the series. Other zombie apocalypse stories abound but this not just action but great interaction of characters most entertaining.
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- Damian Etcitty
- 03-11-17
A complete tragedy as the enemy has a victory.
Never have I come across two characters who I wish would die painfully. Randall is the monster who should have been killed for his use of "Motherf*cker" but no NEEDS to be put down.
Debbie is the despicable cow that earned her place in the harshest swamps of Inferno.
A dark story getting even darker, and I am glued to each chapter. Bests bests.
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- Dargan
- 24-04-16
Love the series but awlful for the most part
What disappointed you about The Undead: Part 7?
The Randall and Reggie characters are ridiculous. I'm not buying the story line and arc of the Zombies. Zombies needing hydration, getting tired, scared, all this evolution in 12 days. all this in-fighting and everyone at the fort gets this stupid and letting their guard down in just 12 days... not buying it. the Zombie virus mutating and maturing the human bodies and functions in 12 days .. don't buy it. are they living or dead? Zombie super serum like Thor, I can go on and on. how can you heal a disease if you're dead??? seem like the authored got bored with this one and as good as the last chapter was this one was awful and not realistic. I still love the interaction of Howie, Dave, Clarence and the lads and now the dog and that's what's gotten me through, and the Larnie and Howie story was an awesome part of the story. and the Timeline is so off.
What could R. R. Haywood have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Put actual care and passion into this chapter. do more study in human interactions and feelings. Make the story more realistic. Take time off until he was really ready to start the next chapter. and the Author really wanted to make a new type of creature he should have started a completely different story with new characters and not called them Zombies.
What does Dan Morgan bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Dan Morgan brings life to the characters. the only character I hated was Randall but it wasn't Dan's fault it was a poorly written character. Dan is an excellent story teller.
You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
It seem like the Author let his inexperienced little brother write most of the book and took over at the end. He still has magic with Howie, Dave, Clarence and the team, & Larnie.. I still want to see how the story plays out,
Any additional comments?
I want to finish the series out, pissed off over this chapter, and the turn off the story but hoping the Author can regain the passion for the story and bring it back to where it was.
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- time2rest
- 02-02-16
a great book with a dissapointing ending
this was one of my favorite undead books, however the ending was Soooo disappointing. I am not going to give anything away, but I just don't understand why we were left with a cliffhanger? I wanted closure. I listened to seven books and spent around a hundred dollars for this series so I was disappointed that the storyline did not give mm e closure but instead left me with questions and feeling like I missed something. ughh, I hate that!!! I almost gave the book 3 stars but besides the ending it was a great book.
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- david
- 30-10-15
Hate Americans much?
Really like the series but I have to say this guy R.R. Haywood really seems to dislike Americans. First the poser, pussy, douchebag Paco, now the thug Randall? Both Americans, the ONLY Americans in the story, both terrible people? Yep. Hates us all. Well R.R. Martin, I'm American and I love your books! But you may just be an American hating asshat! Please, if you read this review ( I doubt you will) feel free to contact me on Facebook. My name is David Madison, I live in Vermont USA. I'd love to have a chat about the different cultures.
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- Joseph Brockman
- 23-01-17
THE ENDING!!!!
kdjfmndjdfmdmkdkd GOTTA START THE NEXT ONE NOW!! R.R. Haywood really knows how to write a book!
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- He who buys too much
- 28-11-16
not the best nut ok.
I just do not like the idea of zombies looking to be good. Dave is the man and Howie is still Howie. the banter between Blowers Nick and Cookie is very entertaining.