After Z, Part IV

By: J.S. Patrick

Narrated by: Matthew Crow

For seven months the Maxwell family and their friends, both old and new, have fought to survive in the zombie apocalypse after the ImDED2 virus ended 90 percent of human life.

Ryan Maxwell and Nick Jones embarked on a successful cross-country trek to Texas in search of Ryan’s parents, Owen and Leah Maxwell. Along the way, they encountered cannibals in St. Louis, Missouri, Texas Rangers in the Lone Star State, and a king in Memphis, Tennessee.

Now, as they begin the long and arduous trip back North to the Bunker, in Prophetstown, Illinois, who knows who or what they will encounter.

More friends?

More enemies?

A weapon to aid in the fight against the dead?

The Maxwells, somehow, always manage to find a way. Will they continue to survive? Or will the recent changes in behavior of some of the living dead be too much for them to handle?

How long will Ryan Maxwell’s luck continue to hold out in a world…After Z?

©2023 J.S. Patrick (P)2023 J.S. Patrick

I’d give 10 stars if I could!

This has been my favorite zombie series. I found myself laughing out loud at certain parts. I binged all 5 books.

The luckiest people in the apocalypse

I’m still very much enjoying this series. I like the rollercoaster ride of a story with hilarious dialogue from some very unique characters. The Koala bear on Nick’s back in these serious moments keeps the story light in a dark setting. Excited for the next book!

Great story

Love the story waiting for the next book …should make it into a tv series or movie and would be great to see a mural of all the characters

Well

Again, just as good as the last three if not a little better just because the cliffhanger wasn’t as annoying as book 3 was other than that definitely look for in the book 5 hopefully before next summer

Worth the credits

Pretty much sos end of civilization type story. But, the author does a great job with many characters who all have good roles. Books 1 thru 3 where "attempt at bad humor" free. Book 4 is riddled with really bad attemps at humor. The narrator does an awesome job with giving each character a distinct voice.