The Gates of Byzantium

Purge of Babylon, Volume 2

By: Sam Sisavath

Narrated by: Adam Danoff

Man is no longer at the top of the food chain.

The Purge has devastated the globe, turning much of humanity into night-dwelling, bloodthirsty creatures (dubbed "ghouls" by the survivors), while small pockets of remaining humans have managed to carry on.

With the loss of their sanctuary, Will and his small band of survivors are forced to seek shelter. Following the call of a mysterious radio broadcast, they make the treacherous journey to Louisiana, where an island might hold the key to survival.

Along the way they meet new survivors, clash with new enemies, and renew old acquaintances that have been forever altered. Collaborators - humans working with the ghouls - are more dangerous than ever, and the ghouls have begun a new phase of their domination.

Will learns that a larger war between survivors and ghouls is raging in the rest of the country, but before he can join the fight, he must first ensure the continued survival of his group at all costs.

Where the Purge ends, the Gates beckon...

©2014 Sam Sisavath (P)2015 Sam Sisavath

Enjoyed

What did you love best about The Gates of Byzantium?

I love the story, I love the non stop action, I love the characters

Who was your favorite character and why?

Will........he gives his all to protect the people with him

Which character – as performed by Adam Danoff – was your favorite?

Danny...Adam gave Danny a lot of humor, as depicted in the book..Danny is the funny one...Adam reads it that way...I laughed out loud at times

Who was the most memorable character of The Gates of Byzantium and why?

Gaby...you see how much she grows

Any additional comments?

I have this whole series, I am not one for Audible, but the way Adam tells the story is so good

GREAT STORY!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, I have encourage co-workers to escape into this world that Sam has created.

What did you like best about this story?

the believability of the whole thing. It keeps you hooked

Which character – as performed by Adam Danoff – was your favorite?

Will, Danny, Blane and Keo

If you could take any character from The Gates of Byzantium out to dinner, who would it be and why?

Blane or Keo

Any additional comments?

keep em' comming

An enjoyable book

Where does The Gates of Byzantium rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

While Gates of Byzantium is the first audiobook from audible that I listened too I would rank it fairly high.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Gates of Byzantium?

I dont find any particular moment in itself memorable but several moments and those being the banthering between our two spec-ops boys...specialy Danny's Bad humor :D.

Have you listened to any of Adam Danoff’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This is the first whole Adam Danoff Book I listened to.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Any additional comments?

Giving this book only 4 out of 5 storywise as I found the first book in the series better then this one. But do not get me wrong, its a good book and Im looking forward to reading the next book in the series.

Rydik

Great audio book enjoyed it even more than reading Kept them coming thank you very much

The exciting continuation to the Babylon series

What did you love best about The Gates of Byzantium?

The first book in this series started a strong endeavor in world building, while never deviating from the importance of character development. Gates of Byzantium continued on the path of creating a complex, in-depth exploration into a brilliant conceptualization of a post-apocolypic zombie world.

What other book might you compare The Gates of Byzantium to and why?

I would hesitate to compare this book to others. Sam Sisavath has done a phenomenal job of creating an original story, and I believe he has succeeded to the degree of crafting a unique saga that, while comparable to elements of other books, is best considered in its own context.

Which character – as performed by Adam Danoff – was your favorite?

I was pleased with Adam's performance with all of the characters, and really could not single one out as a favorite.

Who was the most memorable character of The Gates of Byzantium and why?

As with character performance, I did not feel one character was more memorable than the rest-- each character contributes a unique facet to the overall story.

Any additional comments?

While there are a number of "zombie books" out there, I would highly recommend this series for its novel take upon the genre. You will find that the plot never dulls as you progress through the story arc, and while some events are predictable, each book will surprise you with a new twist.