Stage 3: A Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Thriller

By: Ken Stark

Narrated by: Evan Kelly

Finalist, Fiction Horror - 2018 International Book Awards

Bronze Medal, Fiction Horror - 2017 Readers' Favorite Book Awards

Official Selection: Horror - 2018 New Apple Summer E-Book Awards

Blindness is just the beginning. Once the virus strips away everything remotely human, all that's left is a mindless, savage predator.

From multi-award-winning, horror writer, Ken Stark, comes a pulse-pounding, post-apocalyptic zombie novel that will keep you pumped up until the very end. For fans of World War Z, The Last of Us, and The Walking Dead.

Mason never cared much for his fellow men. But now, he is all that stands between a blind little girl and a world gone mad. Even as they fight their way from one horror to the next, through streets running red with blood, they both know that time is running out. Stage 3 is coming...and things are about to get a whole lot worse.

©2021 Ken Stark (P)2021 Ken Stark

outstanding!

extremely surprised with the storyline that had me laughing and crying I loved this book as soon as it was over had to immediately by the second if you like zombie books if you like to be drawn in and love the characters read this book

Addictive

Great story from start to finish. From characters to descriptions of environments and people. Looking forward to the next story.

Narrator and story excellent!

Caught up in the story so much I bought the next one. Highly recommend! Enjoy!

This is why kids don't make decisions

I enjoyed the book and the uniqueness of the zombies and how they came to be. I also liked how Mason's character grew throughout the story. That being said, the situations they find themselves in this story would all be different if he would stop listening to a child. There are multiple occasions where listening to Mackenzie nearly gets them killed and the one thing that angered me was it never getting addressed. Particularly, the situation where the kid holds them captive and Mackenzie stops Mason from killing him...only for the kid to turn around and attack Mason. Of course, it never gets addressed that, once again, Mason was correct. Overall, good story if you can get over the fact that he listens to a kid and nearly gets killed half a dozen times because of it.

Different

This is a new twist in zombies, but the little girl is a bit annoying at times. She is literally the Jiminy Cricket of the story! Either way I’m hooked and I’ve already downloaded books 2 and 3.