Cockblock

By: C.V. Hunt

Narrated by: Ramona Master

After the daily grind at their jobs, all Sonya and Callie want is to enjoy a quiet night out together at a new restaurant. But making it to their reservation is proving to be a challenge.

A few men on the street near their destination verbally assault them. The situation quickly escalates into a nightmare. Once within the safety of the restaurant, the two women discover it’s not just the men outside who’ve lost their minds; men everywhere have gone insane. And they believe they’ve found the origin of the mayhem.

A radio in the kitchen is playing a hate-filled message against women, and it’s being delivered by the president. There’s only one way to stop the men from attacking women, and logic tells them they need to terminate the chaos at its source.

©2018 C.V. Hunt (P)2018 C.V. Hunt

not for the faint of heart.

I went into this book not knowing anything about it, and God damn! this book is intense! plenty of violence and gore. not a story for everyone, as the content is both controversial and doesn't hold anything back.

the narrator was PERFECT for this book! she did a great job capturing the characters voiced and personality. I'll be checking out not of Hunt's work!

Very good book

There should be a trigger warning On this if there’s not- very detailed violence and sex scenes - very funny - very good book

Sex Zombies?

Well that was new. A radio transmission that’s saying a bunch of derogatory statements and pick up lines has got all the men acting crazy and trying to hump any female they see. This was my first book from C. V. Hunt and I have to say I was impressed. This was a new take on the zombie genre. One that I don’t think anyone has thought of before. It’s fast paced and violent and sexual. All the hallmarks of an extreme horror novel. It’s also heartbreaking and terrifying. Hunt let’s us get know the two protagonists very well before putting them through the gauntlet. I felt terrible for the main character and what happens to her and her girlfriend. Some of the scenes are pretty brutal and shocking and over the top. It won’t be long before I pick up another book from this author. Also I listened to the audio version and it was read exceptionally well by Ramona Masters. I’ll listen to whatever else she reads as well.

Overall a solid story

The story was good, ending wrapped up rather quickly & a bit easily. Some gratuitous sex. A rather unlikely way to kill what are dubbed ‘sex zombies’ (that sounds funny, I know).
No explanation as to why men have turned in to sex zombies. Also no explanation as to why the woman in the restaurant did what she did to herself.
Crazy nuns and a president who seems a lot like Trump in many ways.
All in all it was a good read.
Narration was great.
I was voluntarily provided this review copy at no charge by the author, publisher and or narrator.

Unstable Genius

This bizarre piece of gruesome, speculative fiction is by far among my favorite novels that I've read this year...