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Toy Soldiers

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Toy Soldiers

By: Devon C. Ford
Narrated by: John Lee
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Apocalypse: Disorder and chaos ravage London when thousands are contaminated by the accidental discharge of an experimental bioweapon. The disease robs its hosts of rational thought, giving them a singular desire - find more living flesh to infect.

Aftermath: Peter, alone by choice and oddly thriving, finds himself suddenly responsible for the life of someone other than himself. Elsewhere, other survivors stake their own claims to land and resources, but the inexplicable swarms of undead threaten to gather and dissipate constantly.

Abandoned: The virus spreads to every corner of the country while the combined forces of the naval fleet set sail for deeper waters and leave the UK to its fate. The few groups that remain are separated after a fateful battle for England, left to their own devices.

Adversity: As if flesh-hungry zombies weren't enough, a harsh winter strikes.

Adaptation: The apocalypse continues in the penultimate chapter of the Toy Soldiers series. Will anybody make it out alive?

Annihilation: Fleeing the seemingly unstoppable enemy, the survivors pin their hopes on a final attempt for freedom, but that means they must turn their backs on their home forever.

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Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Military Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Zombie Thought-Provoking England
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An absolutely fabulous series. The story is not only about the zombies, but also the characters. These are extremely well written and you can really get behind them (whether they're good or bad ones!). Setting this story in the 80's also gives it a real twist, so rather than having an informed, connected world, the characters deal with older traditional media sources, lack of instant communication and so on. Love the series!

Brilliant

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I’ve listened to many many audio books. And this one has been the best by far story brilliant. Narrator brilliant. 5 stars if I could I would give it ten.

Brilliant

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Realistic and endearing characters that I could empathise with and feel part of their journey.

Being British and listening to an end of the world type book set in Britain, with British culture with British narrator made me feel more connected to the story. Most genres hail from America and I sometimes struggle with the nuances and accents. Therefore this book was amazing as I loved the humour, the tempered down emotions and that not everything was a cliff hanger.

Showing my age, I grew up tin the 1980s for it was nostalgic revisiting the era and my formative memories. The author did well in recapturing that decade.

Toy Soldiers is brilliant and even if the zombie genre is not for you, this book may be for you. It’s much more than ‘see zombie, shoot, run and repeat’. It’s a story of survival, friendship, trust, relationships, leadership and fear.


If in doubt about reading this, there is no doubt, just buy it and enjoy the story.

Truly sad when series came to an end

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Enjoyed this series immensely, great story arch, solid and relatable characters, if a little stereotyped at times and great narration from John Lee. Feel sad I've come to the end and I'm no longer with the characters.

Great series

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A very true to life, exciting and enjoyable book set. Full of adventure, adversity and hero`s . Loved every minute of it.

A very English take on the Zombocalyapse.

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