The Last Mission of the Living

By: Rhiannon Frater

Narrated by: Kristin B. Allison

Vanguard Lindsay Rooney has faced the undead hordes of Inferi Scourge and lived to tell the tale, but she has also suffered horrible losses. Like millions of other civilians, she had hoped that The Bastion would recover after a team of modified soldiers eradicated the undead hordes of Inferi Scourge that infested their valley. Yet the city still crumbles around them, along with any chance of survival. Lindsey's growing friendship with Torran MacDonald, an officer with the Science Warfare division, is her only solace as the decline of the city continues.

When food riots fill the streets, martial law is enacted, and the upper echelons of government battle for control of the city, Lindsey is conscripted by her superiors to embark on a dangerous mission into the dead world beyond The Bastion. To add even more complications, Torran and the SWD join the squad. Soon Lindsey realizes that her mission is more than what it seems, and there are secrets that could both destroy The Bastion and take her life.

©2014 Rhiannon Frater (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Great story

Enjoyed the book from start to end, and followup from the previous title in the series

Intensive, edge of your seat adventure!

After listening to the first book, I could not wait to begin this one. I was not disappointed! I look forward to more of Ms. Frater work...

Great Sequel!

so I wasn't sure how she was going to keep the story going after Maria and Duane's disappearance, and to be honest at first I wasn't sure how it was going, but then as usual I got sucked in, especially in the relationship between Lindsay and Torin! you almost had me at the end Rhiannon, but I was definitely happy and as this narrator has done another series by Rhiannon, I really like her as well!

more zombies.

the sex scenes were pointless. they did nothing to further the plot. they were way to long. there was more than one. Lindsey and Torrn became annoying. do not know why their romance was forced and way to much of it in this book. I'm talking hours of it. seriously this is a two book series. hours of their boring talking. also Torrn lead two squads and both of them completely wiped out. why would anyone put him in charge of another. he leads people to their death. while he survives. that's a person not being a good leader. he puts others in dangerous positions and they die. i wouldn't fallow him anywhere. than Lindsey has zero leadership experience. let's put her in charge of important missions lol. yeah no I wouldn't.

Another good book

What made the experience of listening to The Last Mission of the Living the most enjoyable?

I think the first was was better but this one is good. It sorta picks up where the first one left off but I think I really was looking forward to finding out what happened to Maria and Dwayne from the first novel. This one touches on that but the story is really not about them.

excellent zombie novel

finally an author that can write a sequal, as good as the original. This book is an excellent adventure suspense novel, that will keep you entertained, during the entire story. Enjoy

nope

I simply couldnt finish this book. Utterly insignificant. How it has such high ratings is beyond me.

Not good

I'm sorry but this is probably the worst book I have listened to. I got about half way through before I couldn't listen anymore. I was really trying to give it a chance. The narrator had a really monotone voice which made it worse. There was not much of a storyline either.

I LIKE YOU IN PANTIES AND TANK TOP

CRAZYBATCOW
kudos to CBC for hitting this one on the head. I feel exactly how she does, this book really is bad. The first two hours are strictly military, running around shooting type of stuff. When we get to the personal stuff, it is like soap opera, whinny teen stuff.

I get so tired of writer want a be types using Zombies as a spring board to their careers. In this case it is a writer dream killer for me. No more Frater

Moderately bad followup to first book in series

Wow. This author is all over the place. This is the 3rd book of hers I have read. The first one (which was the first book in this series) was actually pretty good - slightly different take on zombies, slightly different world, and female characters who weren't completely useless.

Then I read a book from a different series by her (The First Days) and... well... we will just say that, at that time, I said I would skip this author in the future, it was that bad.

So, that brings us to this book. It is moderately-bad. Not bad-bad, just moderately bad. There is nothing about zombies in it, well, other than they exist and are the reason why any of the characters leave the city, but they do nothing in the story other than once they nearly kill the main character but, don't worry, she is saved by the knight in shining armor... I mean, by the male lead character.

The story, if we can use the word 'story' here, consists of a cardboard couple trying to overcome obstacles so they can 'be together' and that is about it.

If the first book in this series was an A, this one is a D, that is how different the quality of the storytelling is. I have returned to the realization that I will not be reading any of Frater's works in the future... one good book out of 3 just isn't enough.

There is no detailed sex, no gore and only minimal swearing. The narration is fine. #Zombies #FemaleProtagonist #Tagsgiving #Sweepstakes