Plague Z: Outbreak - A Zombie Apocalypse Novel

De: Max Danzig

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A series of meteor showers occur over several regions around the earth releasing an alien virus. Millions die in the affected areas. Few are immune, and it’s only the beginning. Rachel, Peter, and Steve are strangers, sheltering with others in an old community center in the small town of Derry, New Hampshire. They struggle to come to grips with what happened and cope with the loss of loved ones. To their horror, the dead rise and walk the earth, becoming more aware and growing increasingly aggressive. A few survivors look for sanctuary in the countryside thinking they'll be safer. The mutations continue and the zombies begin to feed on and infect the living. The attacks increase and their numbers grow. The survivors in a rural landscape are unaware of the changes and the horrors headed their way. They find themselves in a fight to survive a nightmare from hell, and what they learn changes everything. An all-out war begins for the last survivors of humanity.

Categories for Plague Z: Outbreak

- End of the world books - Zombie Apocalypse - Post-apocalyptic - survival horror - suspense

Great Ending

Better narrated by real person. I wish the characters didn’t separate at the end. They should have stuck together. The ending left me wanting to know what happens next. Waiting for next book.

Little inflection

This was a nice story but as usual virtual voice wasn’t quite up to par. I only found a couple of pronunciation errors but it lacks the inflection of a live narrator. There are things that just are not meant to use AI.

Great listen, excited to read the next book.

I really enjoyed the storyline and character development. I highly recommend you give this book a listen. especially if you enjoy the genre, which I do.

Good zombie novel

Best Zombie novel I’ve found in awhile. I thought the characters bickered too much. Didn’t think enough about the need to cooperate to survive. But story still came together well.

AI readings need more work on grammar pausing.

Good story and characters were relatable. I would recommend for others. Looking for more from this author.