A Plague Upon Your Family

By: Mark Tufo

Narrated by: Sean Runnette

This story picks up exactly where book one left off. The Talbot family is evacuating their home amid a zombie apocalypse. Mankind is on the edge of extinction as a new dominant, mindless opponent scours in search of food, which happens to be non-infected humans. In this book are the journal entries of Michael Talbot, his wife, Tracy, and their kids, Nicole, Justin, and Travis. With them are Brendon, Nicole's fiancee, and Tommy, previously a Wal-Mart door greeter who may be more than he seems. Together they struggle against a ruthless, relentless enemy that has singled them out above all others.

The Talbots have escaped Little Turtle but to what end? On the run, they find themselves encountering a far vaster evil than the one that has already beset them. As they travel across the war-torn countryside, they soon learn that there are more than just zombies to be fearful of. With law and order a distant memory, some humans have decided to take any and all matters into their own hands. Can the Talbots come through unscathed, or will they suffer the fate of so many countless millions before them? It's not just the brains versus the brain-eaters anymore. The stakes may be higher than merely life and death, with eternal souls on the line.

©2010 Mark Tufo (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

A lot of fun!

I randomly picked this series on audible plus and I’m glad I did. It’s a lot of fun. Will it change your life or make you think profoundly deep thoughts? Probably not but it’s a fun take on zombies. It’s like an action movie in book form.

The best zombie series ever.

My 4th listen. It’s insane. I learn something new each time. Such a great addition.

I love this series

Witty, sarcastic, but also intelligent in ways…it’s a great series that will have you laughing hard

OMG! A wild ride!!

Mark Tufo and Sean Runnette make a perfect pair! Tufo's creative story keeps you riveted for the next revelation and Runnette's talented narration gives the characters life and personality. Although this is a zombie apocalypse story with all the accompanying (mandatory?) death, gore, and tragic endings, there were times in the story when I laughed so hard I thought I would lose my breath (most notably in Chapter 16 when Talbot, upon reflection, recounts the events of the day well before the zombies occurred, when he was fired from his job!!!! Too funny!!). The humorous, self-deprecating reflections and observations of the main character, Michael Talbot, bring surprising humor to the story at the most unpredictable moments. This is a really entertaining story which I would rate right up there with the "Mountain Man" series for interesting characters, and with "Slow Burn" for a surprising take on zombies, and "The Hunger" for all the above reasons.

intriguing

easy story line to keep up with, well spoken narrative. was hoping it wouldn't end.