Liquid Epsilon

Pretty good story

Revisado: 08-23-22

Good characters and the author makes you care and hate them pretty well.

I actually go this confused with another PINE themed set of stories, so I completely forgot about it until about 3 years later when I saw an anthology of stories come out and it was nothing like the other books.

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The Search for Flip Flop

Revisado: 08-18-22

Overall, not bad. Barnes the bum and his never ending search for hooch aka Flip Flop and the narrator's voices made it worthwhile.
Much worse zombie books out there.

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great book, great series.

Revisado: 01-24-22

highly recommend this story and all three books, gave the entire series a complete second listen and still enjoyed it, not many zombie trilogies can be listened to more than once.

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Therapy, wine and a cat

Revisado: 09-23-21

Yeah, I'm not going to continue this series, this book is for women who still watch The Walking Dead, or something.

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Aggressively mediocre

Revisado: 12-25-20

My original headline was going to be "TEDIOUS" until I saw that some other reviewer chose this. This is the best one word descriptor for this offering.
I wasn't a big fan of the story, the characters, the villain, the world building and all the other suspicious raving reviews really set this book up to let me down. Is Amazon paying their sounding board people to write these glowing reviews?
Skip it. It's not worth your time. I literally fell asleep when some Scottish hero showed up a couple times for some reason, I wonder if the narrator was just having fun at these points to keep himself awake, although it didn't work for me.

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ejoyable short

Revisado: 12-10-20

Decent universe building and the price was right, free. I would listen to another story set in this universe.

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Politics aside, it's terrible

Revisado: 07-22-19

I don't even know if my 12 year old self would have enjoyed this. I didn't really get the right leaning political bias many reviewers cried about, and I don't normally like current politics injected into any of my audio books, but this story was juvenile and just plain silly.
I'm an hour in and I can't listen to this anymore. I have to assume that many of the reviews are positive due to the fact it was free.
I don't think I've ever felt more out of touch with Audible and it's current crop of editors and reviewers than in 2019.

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Glad it was free

Revisado: 06-17-19

Voice acting was just OK, Newt was nothing like the actual character, everyone was a retread, forgettable, or both.

If this wasn't free, I would have returned it. 5 yawns guaranteed.

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"BORDERS and WALLS have never worked" LOL

Revisado: 03-15-18

I really should have stopped after, "The bigotry of Nazi Germany" was uttered.

This entire book, what I could get through, was an add against those useless walls and borders that have never worked, don't work and will never work.

We're getting a WALL on the Southern Border, deal with it Sci-Fi Globalists.

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Yet Another "Evil white supremacist group" enemy

Revisado: 03-24-17

I listen to audio-books to escape reality, not to listen to Political Correct terms, "problematic" situations or pseudo-social-justice nonsense.

I enjoyed the first Dead: Alone audiobook, but I did not enjoy this story at all.

This is the THIRD zombie-centric book in a row that I have listened to or read that used the following formula: An "Evil white supremacist/neo-nazi group" used as the formulaic bad guys - full of sadistic tendencies, over the top torture/murder of black/ethnic people - which really does not add to the characters or move the story along in any meaningful way. Unsurprising, each one of these "stories" included an ancillary heroic black male lead who ribs and saves the main white character who these authors obviously use as avatars for their real lives/beliefs.

In this story the Ethnic gang that is fighting the evil white gang has a hispanic male who attended a convention and gave one of the famous white female characters a teddy bear and lets them pass without stealing their belongings as the normal tithe for passage. So in case you failed to realize "white people bad, ethnics good" the author beats it into your thick skull so you understand.

If you haven't read Mark Tufo's Zombie Fallout series, the story of Michael Talbot and BZ sets the standard for white/black relationships/friendships in a non-PC world.

Is there some secret mailing list for "White Guilt" promoting science fiction authors I need to know about so I can stop purchasing/listening to their propaganda masked as actual stories?

As someone who loves Newfoundland dogs and had high hopes for a promising story/series, I am not only disappointed, but mad that the same SJW virus that infected the Star Wars writing circles has now infected my Zombie universe.

I do not recommend this book or any future books by this author, TW Brown.

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