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Had a great time listening to this it made my commute fun. One of the very interesting things is the last few chapters or book which is a prequel at the end and very well done. I hate prequel normally but this was excellent.

I like this series, but the author needs better feedback from editors. Ivan Kal FINALLY learns not to bore readers/listeners with 20 minute lists of abilities and not to overuse “incredible”… and then the phrase “he/she tilted his/her head” shows up in seemingly EVERY dialogue. please, please use a Find tool to search for repeated..

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I really enjoyed this story. Not a typical zombie tale but it really kept my attention and the characters were interesting. Murphy was my favorite though. It ended as happy as it could for a zombie apocalypse. Good read!

Fantastic characters and a great example of the perfect villain that is worth understanding. There are more layers to the characters as the story progresses.

There was an inconsistency in this book from the first in the series but overall it was just as action packed and full of horrible people getting their just desserts. Noah became a hero against all odds

Loved the story until it ended without closure. What’s happening with Zack? What about the Titan storyline? The 3rd generation? Lots of great setup with no closure or direction.

I love how you did a number of characters, some where a bit shallow but I believe that was on purpose so I don’t mind, also you have an awesome magic system!!

Clever story with no holes in the plot. Narrator was spot on and adds to the story.

Fairly bog-standard Lit-rpg system with flat characters and plot. MC becomes a monster because he’s persecuted blah blah blah. Characters don’t behave or think like human beings, no depth.

it drags out Zacks crazy issues for way to long then it just talks about reunions powers and how they work the majority of the book their was less storyline than the same information being repeated in different ways