Warrior Within

Surviving the Dead, Volume 3

By: James N. Cook

Narrated by: Jordan Leigh

There are many who do not wish for peace.

As the Free Legion declares war on the survivors of Hollow Rock, Gabriel and Eric find themselves drawn ever deeper into the growing conflict. Aided by a fledgling militia, and a small contingent of federal operatives, the two warriors must find a way to defeat an unyielding enemy who threatens to destroy all they have grown to love.

To win, Gabriel must become the leader he was born to be, while Eric, haunted by his actions since the Outbreak, must descend deeper into the heart of darkness.

In this battle, nothing is what it seems. The tides of power are shifting, and soon, a danger even greater than the living dead will rise.

Surviving the Dead I: No Easy Hope

Surviving the Dead II: This Shattered Land

Surviving the Dead III: Warrior Within

©2013 James N. Cook (P)2013 James N. Cook

great story, more military than zombie tho

this was a great addition to the "surviving the dead" books. narrator really grows on you and I think I actually prefer him over the last one ( whom I also liked). this whole series is told from a masculine perspective and sounds as such. So don't whine if you feel like being a SJW and want to complain about the way women are portrayed. Overall I am excited to finish the series off and dive into the side stories.

Exciting

loved the book! There are so many exciting times in this book.. Once you start you really do not want to put it down and with each chapter it gets harder to do so. The narrator did a great job keeping the suspense and action going. Purchasing this book and the others in the series was a great investment and I'd purchase them again.

Amazing

Logical, funny and scary. This book gives it all, although the narrator kinda stinks... Still worth it.

Good, but it seems to follow a pattern

Any additional comments?

I like James Cook's style. Like his previous books, this was entertaining. I would have five stared it but it seems that most of the story was about bad living humans. This is the cliche of most zombie books. Zombies begin to mean little and it becomes about evil people. I grew tired of it with TWD, and it is becoming a regular thing with the Zombie Genre. Don't get me wrong, there will be evil people out there, but most of the book seemed to forget about the zombies.

captivating, vivid journey from start 2 finish!

Brilliant! ! Well written and thoughtful charters, situations, relationships thank grab tight & won't let go!