The Dead Collection Box Set #1

Jack Zombie, Books 1-4

By: Flint Maxwell

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

One box set. Four Books. A must-listen!

How will you survive when the dead rise?

Jack Jupiter knows zombies. He's written about them for years. But no amount of writing can prepare him for the end of the world.

Because these zombies aren't in Jack's head. No, these zombies are real.

Jack Zombie is a thrilling post-apocalyptic series that follows a tight-knit group of people as they travel the zombie-ridden wasteland once known as the United States. As you follow Jack and his family, you'll soon discover that nothing can rival a human's will to survive.

This collection of the first four books in the series—Dead Haven, Dead Hope, Dead Nation, and Dead Coast—will have your heart pounding!

©2017 Flint Maxwell (P)2023 Tantor

Interesting Main Character Concept

The concept was there. The important stuff was there. The speed of the book is so slow then seems to jump through time too fast. The first hours we are in a gym and the progression is stunted. Just too slow for me. Writing is ok. I didn’t hate it, just not fast enough for a zombie series.

fun read

I enjoyed this book. , enjoy this story and the characters in the narrating. It was very entertaining, okay, the only issue is that the last 30 minutes were repeated and I thought that maybe they were gonna give me a different ending, but it was exactly the same the second time i listened to it.

The dead collection?

Where are the “dead”? …..
At the very beginning? Ok yeah there were some
Book 2…. They make an appearance .
I think I just started just book 3 ,possibly 4 but I’m not going to check, its just so boring and tedious I can’t keep going. Whatever book it is they are already being held at gunpoint and this time………………..by cannibals (shocker).
I’m just going to go ahead an return and hopefully possibly find a actual “Zombie” book, Sorry Mr. Maxwell.

some weird things, but not bad.

the narration was a little dry. the bad guys could use a little more reality.

I’m glad I ignored the reviews

I genuinely enjoyed this audiobook. I didn’t have high hopes based on the reviews, but it was refreshing as a story in itself. It focused more on the people than the zombies and wasn’t a constant preppers lesson book like other apoc audiobooks. I can see why some people would think that it was a slow story. It’s just not what is the norm in the zombie genre. Like I said, I was surprised I enjoyed it. I did speed the narrator up a little bit, and that really did help when listening. He’s definitely not the worst narrator I’ve heard though.