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An average guy on an average day.....

Revisado: 06-04-20

Flex is an average guy on an average day who is thrust into a zombie reality. The author has a way of making you feel that you know him. He meets extraordinary people and gets a second chance with the love of his life. The pace is quick and it never drags. On to book 2!

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HOLY COW!

Revisado: 05-27-20

I am an avid listener to Eric's books. I love his stories and also his narration. I would put this among my favorites! It weaves so many threads. Things seem to run parallel and I couldn't wait to listen and find out when they would cross. He has the ability to paint the picture of his characters, their surroundings, and their decisions (which are complicated). The Camera Series is so unusual but so is Dead Hunger Series. HIGHLY recommend this book!!!

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You become so invested in this story

Revisado: 03-05-20

How do you know a story is good? You become invested in the characters and develop strong feelings for them (both negative and positive). Eric A. Shelman brings the story to life (as usual). The first installment introduces and develops the characters but this story makes you so invested in them. I found myself talking to radio especially when it came to the "not so nice" characters. I really developed strong feelings for the warriors and those they fought. I can't wait for the third installment! Well done all around!!!

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VERY SATISFYING CONCLUSION

Revisado: 03-06-19

I have been engrossed in all of Mark Tufo's timelines/realities. Lycan Fallout has become my favorite because it allowed the reader to follow Talbot from the ground up so to speak. This final book of The Lycan Fallout/Demon Fallout weaves many threads from many stories. The reader is left satisfied knowing the fate of those they love and loathe (or a little bit of both). Thanks Mark and Sean for bringing this to life!

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UNIQUE

Revisado: 05-10-18

I love the zombie genre and listen to series from Tufo, Shelman, O'Brien and it was Eric A. Shelman narrating that brought me here. The set up for this zombie event goes a totally different direction then any other books. It taps into current events to a certain extent and is by no means PC ( which I appreciate).
Gunny, the primary character, draws you in quick. It is an average working man who has a past that holds a few skeletons (whose doesn't). He is honorable and speaks his mind. As I listened, the dialogue in the book is what the average American would be thinking and saying. If you are one of the gun loving NRA members, you'll appreciate this.
The BA truck idea, while not new, is definitely amped up in this book. Eric A. Shelman is a great narrator. Keep on truckin' into the series (okay, really bad pun) :)

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Zombie meets Margaritaville

Revisado: 05-10-18

I found this book via the narrator, Eric A. Shelman. I had listened to his books (read his first one, which is a non fiction) and decided to give it a whirl.
The set up for the zombie event is unique in this book. It doesn't try to be plausible necessarily, just different and world wide. I also like the initial setting of the Florida Keys and thus the zombie gators.
I most enjoy characters in this book and CB and Lilly are wonderful. They are brother and sister so the banter that goes between them is quite funny (if you have siblings, very believable as well). There is also the idea that you do anything for family.
The mark of a good zombie book is looking forward to the next one and what will happen....I look forward to this series.
If you enjoy the genre then you will enjoy ONSLAUGHT. Get yourself a Margarita and sit back and enjoy.

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