Rocks in the Windshield

The Harbinger, Book 5

By: Bryan Patrick Wolfe

Narrated by: Michael Ahr

The series continues in book 5: Rocks in the Windshield.

At Ghost Lake, the group strategizes, planning for their long-term survival, but just because they're a team doesn't mean that people will get along. After the tragedy of the plague, people's true personalities begin to emerge, and not everyone is happy with Alex's leadership. Simon's death catches up with Nina. Logan has become smitten with Kirk. Alex continues to keep his distance from Meredith. Isaiah finds himself imprisoned inside The Church of the Second Coming. Dr. April Harrison meets others on her way back to Memphis. Beulah slaps the fool out of someone. Meredith finds herself not liking Kirk. Falling ill, Amber is finding it harder to keep her secret. Mateo makes a play for Meredith. Something is happening between Kirk and Ammon. Someone dies on a raid outside of the lodge.

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I hung by a thread

I hung by a thread!! I can’t wait for the next chapter!!! I hate to see the characters that I’ve come to care about so quickly, die so quickly!!! Stop it!!! Simon needs to come back with a super power that saved him, and he’s a bad ass hero, and finds Nina!!!

Beginning again...

Looking forward to the next part of the series. This is a story, chock full, of a plethora of characters...some in which you like, some you dislike, and some you're just not sure of. This begins where #4 ends and transitions for the next couple of weeks. I love Kennedy's writing style and because I am listening to the audio version, Michael Ahr is amazing and adds so much to the story. My favorite character has to be Beulah...a great read...

ok

was a very good book although it needs more action more zombies more fighting less bitching and whining other than that pretty good book

Fun continuation.

Leaving this review then going to grab the next book. Cliffhanger! I’m highly enjoying this series, much more interpersonal then other zombie stories, and yet a great take on the zombies themselves and the world after. Forget those phobia remarks. If you made it this far in the series and like it keep going. Worth it.

Better than the first 4 books but Not Great

More action then the first 4 books but more love story bs then action and the fight for survival.