Cadaver 4

A Zombie Apocalypse Thriller

By: Nick Clausen

Narrated by: Spencer Dillehay

From bestselling author of Dead Meat comes a new, fast-paced, unpredictable and brutal zombie series with a fresh take on the genre.

Two teenagers find a frozen corpse in the middle of the woods and decide to bring it back to town. They have no idea they just sparked the zombie apocalypse.

In the morgue below the hospital, the dead begin waking up and attacking the living. The infection spreads rapidly, turning the place into a slaughterhouse as those inside fight to survive against the undead.

As the situation escalates, authorities are forced to seal off the building in an attempt to contain the spread of the virus. But it may already be too late.

Fans of Mark Tufo, Bobby Adair, Mike Evans and Camille Picott will devour this action-packed zombie series. And if you liked Slow Burn, Dead State or The End of Everything, you’ll love Cadaver.

©2023 Nick Clausen (P)2023 Spencer Dillehay

all 4 so far have been great

Hit number 4 in the series. keep them coming. I love it. Hopefully we can get the entire series done

High-Octane Thriller

Book 4 maintained the same level of intensity as the first three books in the "A Zombie Apocalypse Thriller" series. The story jumped from one action packed scene to the next, making it hard for me to take a breath. I was so invested in the characters that I had to listen to the whole audiobook in one sitting. The characters were so realistic that they could almost be my neighbors. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. Spencer Dillehay's narration was awesome, and his performance added to the impact of the story. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.

Book 4 excellent

The story and characters are great. My only complaint is that the books are way too short. 5 hours for a book is not worth the cost. Unfortunately, I am invested in the story so I will finish the series.

This series gets better with each new book!

Even after a 13-day hiatus between listening to Cadaver 3 and Cadaver 4, starting this fourth book was like slipping on a pair of comfortable shoes, everything was familiar when it came to characters and where Cadaver 3 left off. Of course, the similarity ended once the action of this book took off. Several situations from the previous book were resolved only to result in new sets of issues and circumstances. Just when you start to get comfortable and think you know how something is going to go, the dead and living have a way of throwing a wrench in your prediction as well as in the plans of the characters. The more this story progressed, the more I found it necessary to keep listening – even though there were things I could/should have been doing that would preclude listening to the story. I’ll have to admit to being addicted to the excellent storyline/story telling of Nick Clausen combined with Spencer Dillehay’s expert narration.

Not much but a drag on story

Wish this story ended at book 3 now it’s a daunting task to finish the story