The Wild Strawberry Zombie Apocalypse

The Complete Trilogy

By: T. A. Donnelly

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The complete trilogy collected into a single volume for the first time. Wild Strawberry: An apocalyptic zombie thriller with heart and brains as well as guts (lots of guts). The action unfolds at a frantic pace as London is the epicentre of a global plague of death that brings a sudden end to the world as we know it. In a culture where guns are rare, and the dead are almost unstoppable, the chances of survival are slim. When your life expectancy is measured in hours 
you make every minute count. How long would you last?

Decent

Seems fun so far, I hate ai but a decent story all and all. Appreciate it being free.

Decent Virtual Voice and Good Story

V Voice is easy on the ears and fairly organic but lacks the emotional inflections and volume variety of a live reader. It lacks any tone shifts during dialogue which makes long conversations a little hard to follow too. Story line isn't bad at all; good character development, realistic conflicts, decent progression. Kept waiting for a variety of other solutions for the problem to at least be waved off but never even brought up. Was left a little disappointed and wanting.

Zombies and characters

It was enjoyable and the zombies behaved appropriately and the characters were very human. I thought this was wee written.

I really stayed engaged in the story.

I really stayed engaged in the story. I cared what happened to the characters. I cheered for them, cried for them, cursed the author a time or two. There is no happy ending but I was happy and content with who made it to the end/new beginning, while so upset at who did not.

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Imo the author did the samari dirty. He should have went down the epic hero he trained his whole life to be. Nerds every where do not approve this ending. - 1/2 🌟

Entertaining but

Spoiler: I don’t understand why people who keep zombies around and don’t knock out their teeth