Generation Z

By: Peter Meredith

Narrated by: Brian Callanan

It's been twelve years since the undead hordes swept over the earth forcing mankind to the brink of extinction. We now live like rats, scavenging in the ruins of our fallen civilization as the dead hunt us night and day. There is little left to scavenge, however. Grocery stores were emptied ages ago, gas tanks have long been dry and bullets are so precious that a man is lucky to have two to his name. Still, we survive. But for how much longer? Instinct and love have combined to turn Darwin's theory on its head. The strongest didn't survive in this world. They were the first to die, leaving behind a generation of orphans. It's a generation that's never had a full belly. It's a generation that has no idea what an Xbox did, or what algebra is for. It's a generation of children who never laugh out loud, and who have learned to cry softly because the dead are always near and the dead are always so very, very hungry.

©2018 Peter Meredith (P)2018 Peter Meredith

LOVED LOVED LOVED IT!!

GREAT series!! If you like JILLYBEAN from the Undead World Series, then you'll love this later series! Even if you've never heard of Jillybean, you need to listen to this series. AMAZING. Full of action, zombies, all the stuff we LOVE.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Great storytelling!

Brian does such a great job creating unique voices for each character. He’s so easy to listen too.

Such a fun book, what a great way to commute!

Excellent Read

This is my first time listening to a Peter Meredith book. I have to say that it was the best decision ever. I can't wait to listen to the other books.

Love the story...

...hated the narration. The guy reading sounds like he's bored. He's pretty much ruined it for me.

How do you make a zombie more scary?

I was afraid I might hurt myself rolling my eyes so hard but I did enjoy the story in spite of that.

Great book, well narrated.

A well worth read. Great characters, with a good story line. A nice twist on the zombies. Downloading #2.

An evolution of the Undead World series!

Generation Z takes place twelve years after the zombie apocalypse first reared its ugly head intending to destroy mankind. An aptly named title, as we will examine the generation of survivors born into the apocalypse. These children never knew the experience of shopping, never played a video game, or watched television. They only knew the pressure of growing up in an environment where they were on guard 24/7, where the slightest sound might bring death to their door. Unique to this story is that the zombies never stopped growing! For whatever reason the zombies continued to evolve; grow bigger, stronger, and faster. The characters are wonderfully developed and you may recognize some of them. Jillybean from the Undead World series is here, as this can be viewed as an evolution from that series. I was fully engrossed in the story and definitely look forward to book two.

awesome!

I don't normally do reviews, but this book is a great extension of what I like to think of a Jolly Bean's story!!! Can not WAIT for more!!!

Took a while to like it

Edited review. I changed my mind. I found this book without having read any of the other Peter Meredith books so was unfamiliar with the characters. I have now listened AND read all in each series. and Love them. Starting with this book is a mistake. If you haven't read any of the Undead world books. Go read them then come back to this series.

Just OK.

I think I listened to almost half the book before I decided I liked it. Its definitely a different take on zombies.

The introduction of the "girl Dr" helped but I just never seemed to connect to any of the characters. Usually, I am rooting for someone within minutes of starting a book but none of the characters in this book are well developed and I truly dont care about any of them. But the story got interesting at the end so if there is a second book and I remember I read the first book, I might get it just to see if it gets any better.

Great story the ending fell short in my opinion

It was a quick listen kept me interested but the ending should have gone a little deeper.