Dying Days

De: Armand Rosamilia

Narrado por: Amanda M. Lehman

Sunny Florida, beautiful beaches, no traffic on A1A...

Zombies roaming the dunes in search of the living.... Darlene Bobich is in a fight to survive, find food, safety, and ammo for her Desert Eagle before its too late. Dying Days are upon us. The Undead roam the Earth...searching for the living...to eat...to feast...to rip apart...Extreme violence... Extreme sexual situations...Extreme Undead...

Continuing the Darlene Bobich story begun in Darlene Bobich: Zombie Killer...and soon to be an independent film!

©2011 Armand Rosamilia (P)2012 Armand Rosamilia

I tried...

I heard of this author a few times. Think Mark Tufo recommended. Not sure if it was just the narration or if the story was just lacking. I listened to the whole thing just to make sure. I bought the first two books and will be returning them both.

Hard to listen to.

Difficult to listen to the narrator, she sounded bored or stoned. The storyline was good but jumped around too much for such a short story.

GOOD STORY, LIKE OTHER NARRATOR BETTER!

Where does Dying Days rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

it was a good story...

What other book might you compare Dying Days to and why?

Its in the zombie genre..so its basically your search and stay safe kind of book, and beware of other survivors!

What three words best describe Amanda M. Lehman’s performance?

She was ok.... The narrator for the Darlene Bobich book was really good...I wish shewould have done these next ones too...

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I did laugh a bit...

Any additional comments?

I like this series...but I wish we had the narrator from the Darlene Bobich book for these other books too...she is ok, but just my preference...I like that Darlene has found safety for now, and made some friends....lets see how long it lasts! On to the next one!

Good story awful narrator.

The narrator was awful. The story was good but her male characters sounded like women and Darlene the main character sounded like a man. Just crazy. I finished it bc I bought it. She just reading smh

Was ok but....

I usually write positive reviews, but this narrator was painful to listen to, some of the voices used just grated on me. I was looking forward to listening to this series but I'm going to stop with this book.

Good story

As usual in zompoc fiction most of the population are despicable people. This book is no exception. I enjoyed it, but it felt too short, no time for that climactic battle!

17 when the world as you know it came to an end.

If you could sum up Dying Days in three words, what would they be?

Knowing who you can trust.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Darlene Bobich.She was a tough cookie for being so young and handled herself well.

What does Amanda M. Lehman bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

She did a good job with the book.

Narrator was horrible

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

The narrator was horrible she sounded like she was half a sleep most of the time. I couldn't finish the book because of her voice.

What do you think your next listen will be?

The Breadwinner

What didn’t you like about Amanda M. Lehman’s performance?

She lacked enthusiasm almost like she was forced to read a book.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointment no lead-in into how it all began.

Great story!

Overall, a great story. I've read Armand Rosamilia's other works and when I saw this on Audible figured I'd give it a try. Glad I did!

Very Good Zombie Action!

This is the second book in the series, the first being Darlene Bobich, Zombie Killer. Darlene has made her way to Florida, just south of St Augustine. I really like this setting because I am a native Floridian, and am familiar with the area, so this was pretty cool to me. Darlene is not your typical zombie hero, (read my review on the first book) she is just as lucky as she is ruthless, and does not hesitate in doing what needs to be done. She also has a very human side with desires and regrets, which is very refreshing. Overall, I am really enjoying the series. Armand Rosamilia has written a very unique view of the ZA that has a lot of directions still left unexplored. I am looking forward to learning more about the side characters and the circumstances surrounding them.

This was narrated by Amanda M Lehman. I thought she did a better job on the first book and may have tried a little hard on this one. With that being said, she did not take away from the book and I would listen to her other works. Just being honest. @byf2