Operation Zulu: Dos

By: Allen Gamboa

Narrated by: Andrew B. Wehrlen

Operation Zulu: Dead Island was the end. Now hear how it all began in the exciting Operation Zulu: Dos!

Sergeant Lin Morgan and Rollie Hale lead a team of soldiers on a mission to capture the head of a Mexican drug cartel. It will be anything but a cakewalk. The soldiers must battle cartel thugs, government conspiracies, and ravenous zombies to survive.

And cutting a path through it all is the evil Mister Black.

Operation Zulu: Dos is filled with blood, guts and splattered brains. The zombie apocalypse begins in Mexico.

©2015 Allen Gamboa (P)2018 Allen Gamboa

5* Zombies

Operation Zulu: Dos. This is a great example of the genre, fast paced lots of blood and guts. With lots of sub plots coming together. And fun to listen to, the military black humor is wonderfully portrayed by Andrew Wehrein, who as always is great at this apoc genre.
Great fun to read or listen too, I highly recommend this .
I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.

Zombies crash the birthday party!

Welcome to Dead Island, home of the Mexican drug cartel led by Bob the Butcher. In an act of retribution our government sends a Special Forces team to Dead Island to eliminate the cartel. Meanwhile, the crazed cartel scientist is experimenting with a WWII German virus. We all know what will happen don’t we? When the SF Team gets there they’ll have more to deal with than the cartel banditos. All-in-all a pretty good story with plenty of action. This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.

Great read to start the series!

Good Origins story. Excellent read. Good story and a great way to start the series.

Can be read without reading the other entries first

This is more a prequel and as such it’s possible to start with this one. But I always think it’s best to go with publication history so that you can see how the author evolves and he becomes a more skilled writer

Stands on its own prequel

This is a prequel to Dead Island: Operation Zulu. This, in my opinion is so much better! It stands on its own or could be listed to first. Story line is fluid. Characters are better developed. This narrator, Andrew B. Wehrlen, does such a great job. I received this audiobook for free for an honest review.

Zombies and special ops oh my

Great series. Engineered drug to increase addiction and keep its users alive longer has created a zombieapocalypse. A group of special ops mercenaries are deployed without knowing what has begun. Their mission? Get the cartel butcher that has been committing horrible attrociites. The part that stinks? A commander who is corrupt and the fact that they have to leave the cartel leaders replacement in charge of the facility. Mariachi bands, pinatats, zombies and more. Great way to kick off the zombie apocalypse. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

Operation Zulu: Dos

I enjoyed listening to this story. I've listened to the first book in this series and it is nice to know how the outbreak started. I received this audio book for free through Audiobook Boom for my unbiased review.

great listen!

awesome prequel with lots of action! narrator is awesome! great background filler. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Excellent!

I thought that this was part 2, but it's actually a prequel. Very entertaining story that will make you laugh out loud on several occasions.

A prequel to Dead island :Operation Zulu!

I really enjoyed Dead island :Operation Zulu and actually didn't realise this was the prequel till I was a ways into the story!! Because I didn't read the summary of this, I was a little lost at the start trying to figure out what was going on, but the light finally clicked in my head and I had that ahhhh moment!! lol.

The plot of this was fast paced and intense. It's basically centered around two separate stories. The first is the Mexican Cartel and the drugs they are selling. They are trying to make the drug more addicting but they don't realise that their extremely crazy scientist is experimenting with things that he shouldn't and one thing leads to another and the drug causes the dead to return .

Then we have a Special Forces team sent in to retrieve the head of the Mexican cartel for the killing of someone important. Little do they know that they are about to stumble into the beginning of the end.

I enjoyed seeing how the Zombie virus came to be and look forward to listening to the next one! The characters were all well written and developed, including the bad guys!! Mr Black was one crazy a88 dude!!! He was definitely one of the sickest and twisted guys I've read in a while. The author knows how to write zombies! He was very detailed in some of the parts, *Shudder*, and had me going eww quite a few times!!

In all, this was a great read. It's brutal and gory, but oh so good!

Andrew B. Wehrlen was amazing in this performance!! I've listened to many by him but this one really showed his strengths as a narrator because of the number of characters he had to perform. There were quite a few yet he was able to give each one their own personality and tone and it was easy to follow who was talking. His inflections and cadences really brought the story to life.