Retribution

Green Fields, Book 11

By: Adrienne Lecter

Narrated by: Tess Irondale

The hunt is on - and there are only a million zombies standing in our way.

Once more reunited after the successful attack on the slaver camp, Bree and Nate have a new goal in life: to hunt down the man responsible for turning hundreds of soldiers into mindless worker drones, and repeatedly drugging the arena fighters - Nate and Hamilton chiefly among them. This could turn out to be their most dangerous mission yet, and not even the support of old friends and new allies alike might be enough for them to succeed. But with no other options left and time running out, there’s no alternative to risking their lives once more. What is it with villains and their zombie-infested hideouts?

Books in the series (so far):
#1: Incubation
#2: Outbreak
#3: Escalation
#4: Extinction
#5: Resurgence
#6: Unity
#7: Affliction
#8: Catharsis
#9: Exodus
#10: Uprising
#11: Retribution

©2019 Adrienne Lecter (P)2019 Adrienne Lecter

not my most favorite out of series

kinda slow but picks up at end. I'd prefer to have more nate and bucky than bree and Richardson.

Great Book and Series!

Loved it and Love the whole series! Fast paced and answers a lot of questions while leaving the reader hungry for more!

My favorite author and my FAVORITE Series!

I’ve been reading this series since Greenfield Book one was released. Over the last two years I’ve had health issues and have been unable to read. Today I finally finished book 11 (better late than never), all thanks to it being in this audiobook format. I still miss reading myself and hearing my much loved characters voices in my head but the narrator Adrienne selected is amazing!!! Going to start the final journey with Nate and Bree in book 12’s audio. Looking forward to Miss Lector’s next exciting world of characters. ~April

Getting Long In The Tooth

Great characters that Tess brings alive. Another chapter in the Green Fields saga. Not a lot happens in this entry—somewhat lackluster entry. This entry seems to focus on character development with little happening overall. It’s really too bad, because this world is amazing.

Narration is great as usual.

Stop with the aplenty already!!!

I glared

We had so and so aplenty

I gave him an acerbic look

You will hear these word and phrases over and over. Who uses aplenty in everyday conversation? And not just one character. All of them.