Feeding Frenzy [Dramatized Adaptation]

Deathlands, Book 132

By: James Axler

Narrated by: full cast, Richard Rohan, Terence Aselford, Delores King Williams, Colleen Delany, Alejandro Ruiz, Bradley Smith, Barbara Pinolini, Nanette Savard, Dani Stoller, Carolyn Kashner, Zeke Alton

In the post-apocalyptic world of the Deathlands, the isolated country of New Zealand was a last refuge for some of the intelligentsia, the wealthy and technologically brilliant elite of the late 20th century who had seen the nuclear apocalypse coming. They devised a force shield that created a protective bubble around the twin islands, shielding the enclave inside from nuclear Armageddon, as well as from the marauding hordes of survivors who wished to get in and wreak havoc. For the last hundred years, a version of predark civilization had been preserved, but now that protective shield is failing, resulting in frequent breaches from the bloodthirsty outsiders.

The pot-smoking and relentlessly abrasive mad scientist Dr. William Hammersmith, whom the companions first encountered in DL 124 Child of Slaughter, has made “New Zea” his home. The mad scientist uses private-sector mat-trans technology to track and transport Ryan Cawdor’s small team of survivalist warriors from the Deathlands to the islands under siege in order to enlist their aid in training the soft local populace for the imminent attack and lend their own battle-tested mettle to rescue the imperiled community.

Performed by Richard Rohan, Terence Aselford, Delores King Williams, Colleen Delany, Alejandro Ruiz, Bradley Smith, Barbara Pinolini, Nanette Savard, Dani Stoller, Carolyn Kashner, Zeke Alton, Danny Gavigan, Casie Platt, Peter Holdway, David Jourdan, Elizabeth Jernigan, Michael Glenn, Christopher Walker, Evan Casey, Tracy Olivera, Joe Mallon, Todd Scofield, Thomas Keegan.

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The weakness of the story.I was really hopeful in the very beginning, but that changed the more I got into it.

I would love to get my money back for this train wreck of a book...I've listened to the entire series, and this book falls way short of what I've come to love and expect from the past years...