Fifteens

Zombie Rules, Book 7

By: David Achord

Narrated by: Graham Halstead

It is the ninth year of the zombie apocalypse. Zach and his group of survivors at Mount Weather are struggling with the effects of no manufacturing and the difficulties of reestablishing the United States of America. To add to the difficulties, President Stark's position as president is being challenged. If he loses in the upcoming election, what will happen to his right-hand man, Zach Gunderson?

©2020 David Achord (P)2020 Tantor

Doesn’t disappoint

As an avid listener to all Zombie Apocalypse novels, this series holds a special place in my heart. My son was named after the man behind the Zombie rules. If you’re reading this, and haven’t read or listened to the previous books. You’re in for a treat when you start this series.

This book in particular was classic Achord. If you’re familiar with his writing, he has a way of progressing the characters that is immersive and overall enjoyable. To see my fav characters this far after the fall of man is extraordinary cool. I almost feel like They’re real people. Can’t forget to mention Halstead. He really captures the emotions displayed. This is more of a review of the series than anything, it’s important to note that the series has truly evolved into a classic. From a young man who had lost his grandma to being the ear of the president.
This book truly had nothing I could complain about. Well done.

Im still invested.

The story overall is good. You can map the story’s locations. I was relieved there were side quests of characters. The mgt/boebert type character was well relayed. I do appreciate the ethics and the beyond political party observations of types that cause harm to a civilization. Also the critique of apathy in the voting process yields incompetent leadership. That and even super genius hot badass blood lusting heroes can have their scumbag moments. I was pleading don’t do it . Forbidden fruit is enticing and the writer writes it well .
Being the whole thing is a bromance series but the romanticism of the rare fellow several aspirational and complicated characters. They are a decent example for people to learn to be more useful. Last one to go. I hope Fred gets a full cowboy ending.

JimmyO

Need more of Zack! this book was great. Wonder the adventure will lead next!! Can't wait

Another excellent book!

Another excellent book in this great series. I can’t wait for the next addition in this series.

listen!!!!

best of the series imo anyways. totally called the ending (some what). but I'm not complaining. great series

Good but losing steam.

So far, this is my least favorite in the series. Character development is almost at a halt; introducing new characters isn’t as exciting. I don’t find myself connecting to the new characters or story development, which is a surprise for this series. It’s still good, but I can tell the author is running out of fresh ideas, which makes sense. I’m still excited to finish the series' last book to see how it wraps things up. Overall, I highly recommend the entire series.

Awesome series.

loved so much I couldn't get enough. one book after another. Addictive book series.

Excellent

Great story can’t wait to start the next book! Hopefully there will be another book!

Great ending to an alright body of work

Not as entertaining as the other books but one hell of a way to end. Good job.

Series never disappoints

Characters always interesting as is the storyline.

I love David Achord and perfect narration by Graham Halstead. They make a great. Tam.

As always I binged on audiobook and so sad it’s finished for now. I’ve gone through every book in the series at least twice. Who know maybe there will be a 3rd time, maybe?