Phase Three Fight

The Growler Chronicles

By: Joseph Sampson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

There are three phases to a zombie apocalypse... run... hide...fight. Billy was there right at the beginning when the first victim coughed over their lunch. Amanda was working as a nurse at the E.R. and Samantha was about to meet the cult behind the whole outbreak. Professor Preston, head of the CDC, tried to rally the forces of science, but found himself awaiting his execution in a junkyard.
The list of characters grows as they run, hide, and learn to fight, not just the growlers, but the forces that unleashed them.
The government tried nuking the growlers, but that just spread the infection.
They tried sending in tanks, but the infection got inside.
They tried sending in the marines, now the growlers have body armor.

Wow, talk about a hat trick.

Excellent! Loved how the story progressed. You really get to see the characters challenged and grow. Virtual voice seemed better this time than the first two books.

I Worried The Story Would Fall Apart, But It Was Good!

There were so many ways this book could have gone to ruin the entire story. But I was pleasantly surprised. It was good without being overly sappy.

Fight

Amazing! Will written! Just the kind of book to get me through a tuff workout, long day at work and drive home.

Characters unnecessary invasive thoughts

The least entertaining of the 3.
Ruined mainly by the internal emotional dialogue of some characters that did nothing to enhance the story, character or contribute anything of value to the story.
It’s almost like it was “inserted” to meet some inclusivity requirement. Noone cares about romance or sex or personal preferences during a zombie apocalypse!
It almost caused me to abandon the book but fortunately the main story had me roped in enough to press forward. Fortunately the inserted wokeness was short lived and quickly forgotten.

Interesting

This is interesting. Some of the things written are red flags but at the same time a bunch of green flags. I don’t hate the story and would still recommend it. It’s definitely not younger ppl YA closer to 16 and old YA.