Surviving the Living

It's not Over Book 2

By: Gary Chesla

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Preface Gary and Alyce had been on vacation when the zombie apocalypse began. The little beach town of Cape May turned from paradise to hell. They managed to survive when Cape May was overrun by the hordes of the undead. They barely escaped and made it back home to Pennsylvania. Within days the world they knew was crumbling around them. Life as they knew it ceased to exist. Life now was no longer having nice things, watching your favorite TV show, or deciding what to have for dinner. Life was now a matter of just surviving the day. With the evils of what was now the world closing in on them, they made one final effort to survive. Remembering an old isolated family hunting cabin in the mountains of Butler County, Gary and his group made it to the cabin where they had hoped the approaching cold Pennsylvania winter would destroy the undead creatures roaming their world. If they could just survive the dead, they hoped the spring would find the world starting to return back to normal, or as close as possible to normal. They thought all they had to do was survive the dead and make it to the spring. Life doesn’t always work out like you plan. Before they could survive the dead, they had to survive the living. It’s not necessary to read Book One, It’s not Over, to enjoy Surviving the Living. But to find out how Gary, Alyce, Charlie and Sally came to be at the little mountain cabin, and the world around them had become the cruel place they were trying to survive, It’s not Over will answer these questions and fill you in on how it all began. I hope you will read both books and enjoy the journey of our little group as they struggle to survive the nightmare that had become their world.

the full story

I love how he went from one book to the next and they started exactly how the last one ended. Also I love how he followed one set of characters instead of bouncing around.

How to survive even if you're dumber than rocks.

Theres no confusing this with good writing. I've no idea why both the protagonist and the antagonist have to be so stupid.