Contamination Super Boxed Set (Books 0-7)

The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Series

By: T.W. Piperbrook

Narrated by: Troy Duran

The best-selling post-apocalyptic series, Contamination - The complete series books zero-seven, available for the first time in one special box set! Over 3,000 five-star reviews across Amazon!

The infection has begun, ravaging the American Southwest and leaving chaos in its wake. In this new world, there will be no last meal, no dying wish. The only reward left is to survive another day...

The complete Contamination series - all in this one, special edition:

• Book 0 - Prequel
• Book 1 - The Onset
• Book 2 - Crossroads
• Book 3 - Wasteland
• Book 4 - Escape
• Book 5 - Survival
• Book 6 - Sanctuary
• Book 7 - Resistance

©2019 T.W. Piperbrook (P)2022 T.W. Piperbrook

GREAT WRITER! GREAT READER!

Finally a well-done Apocalyptic series. I love TW PIPERBROOKS books. Not sure what took me so long to listen to this series.It’s a box set now which makes it affordable.Troy Duran did a great job narrating. I listen to this genre all the time and I would put this in the top ten. I'm going right to this team's next series Outage, Thank you for many nerve-rattling hours,worrying about the great characters you've brought to life.

Excellent

Well thought out. This series is suspenseful, exciting, and overall a great story. My only complaint is that it had to end. I don’t like going into details while writing reviews because I don’t want to accidentally give something away. I will say that I loved this series and highly recommended it.

Great story

I was interested they whole way through the story! Thank you
I enjoyed thank you

Amazing!!

I absolutely loved this book! Definitely finding more from this author and or narrator! Thank you!!

Great story, frustrating verbiage and narration

I love TW Piperbrook stories, so it is with mixed feelings that I write this review. The storyline is great; I’m an apocalypse/zombie fan. The narrator can’t quite get it together. His volume is in and out, often when unexpected. The term “companions” is overused, even when it’s a family group. The verbiage in this/these book(s) reminds me of a first time, self published author. I don’t get it, was this even edited?