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Thought it was time for an update on what I've been listening/reading lately. Finished up The Remaining and The Remaining: Aftermath by D.J. Molles; blurb=
"Nothing has gone according to plan. To Captain Lee Harden, Project Hometown feels like a distant dream and the completion of his mission seems unattainable. Wounded and weaponless, he has stumbled upon a group of survivors that seems willing to help. But a tragedy in the group causes a deep rift to come to light and forces him into action. In the chaos of the world outside, Lee is pursued by a new threat: someone who will stop at nothing to get what he has." Not a Zombie book, per se. This is an infection that eats away the frontal lobe of the brain leaving nothing behind but instinct. Trouble is, they are learning...
Maberry's The Assassin Code came out on audible narrated by the brilliant Ray Porter. Not zombies, but Vampires - real ones. Can not recommend Maberry's Joe Ledger books enough, especially audio versions. Porter creates a seperate voice for every single character. I lost count at nineteen at one point.
Night of the Living Trekkies was a very fine tale of a ZA at a trek convention. Sounds like it could have been corny but turned out to be a fun mash-up of pop-culture and zombie mayhem.
Listening to Craig DiLouie's The Killing Floor right now. This sequel to The Infection is a bit slower than the first novel; intertwining five different character's stories. I know they have to merge at some point but Peter Ganim's narration is not the most engaging. He just doesn't have the versitility of Porter.
Till next time, save a brain for me.
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