My Dead World 2

My Dead World, Book 2

By: Jacqueline Druga

Narrated by: Kelsey Navarro

A mysterious outbreak has spread quickly, ravaging the globe. The illness is debilitating and deadly. Those who suffer from the virus succumb to a horrible death. Unfortunately, it doesn't end there. The infection transforms them into an unstoppable force of mindless killing machines.

At the onset of the epidemic, Nila Carter and her family retreated to her father's cabin in search of safety and seclusion from all that transpired around them. With supplies, fresh water and fertile ground, they were joined by a handful of strangers and positioned themselves for long-term survival.

Despite the losses that each of them suffered, they resolve to stay put and emotionally move forward no matter how long it takes. However, their plan to homestead at the cabin is cut short when they soon realize the world isn't quite as dead as they believed. The infected aren't the only thing to fear.

©2016 Jacqueline Druga (P)2019 Tantor

better than expected

Funny enough, when submitted a review for the first book I was not aware of a second. I was thrilled to see there was a 2nd.
I live how it took immediately off from ending of the first book. Lots more action and unexpected sadness. questions were answered and decisions for a better future.
I already have book 3 download and ready to listen. My only complaint is the last 2 books are only 5 hours long. For the cost it should be longer .

Book 1 narrator is better

Storyline is great. Narrator sometimes sounds robotic and sometimes can’t figure out from who’s perspective she’s reading!

This narrator is ruining the listen.

It’s very difficult to focus on the story because the narration is so bad. She stresses every single syllable, almost sounds robotic. The clip didn’t sound too bad so I didn’t heed other reviews.
…. Should’ve listened. This is dreadful.

A little better

In my first review I stated how the protagonist is an overly emotional dim character that got a lot of people killed. In this book the blame is shared around a little bit but the chick is still pretty annoying. Hearing Lev's side make it more bearable. Overall the storyline is still good and some satisfying parts but I still don't agree that people would listen to Nila in actual circumstances. She's nor a good leader, a good shot sure but that's about it. Still good book for realism just absurd that people might follow someone so dumb who has gotten so many people killed.

Characters

Very interested to see where book three goes… the first two are fantastic. Very gripping & great characters.