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Nail biting battle with the big boy

Revisado: 02-18-25

The isolation, the desperation and the fear of friends and family put this story near the top of my list. Worth the time

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Surprisingly good

Revisado: 02-18-25

The ideas pushed in the story would appeal to any parent or person who has ever been distanced from a loved one.

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Unfortunately the reader voice was terrible the story was decent

Revisado: 09-16-24

Liked the story although it seems to jump around a lot. The reader voice and inflection was like listening to movie phone.

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Great characters, real depth, combined with intelligent adversary’s

Revisado: 09-15-24

This was a really good story very realistic. I like the concept of PAC hunting Sasquatch I like the concept of unknown reasons for why they became hostile as opposed to passive. The only thing that I think could be better is if it was read by an actual person. AI just doesn’t know how to say certain things or pronounce certain things which kind of knocks you out of the moment over and over.

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Former military K9 handler confronts smart zombie/mutations.

Revisado: 08-26-24

This was a unique take on infection/zombie/mutant survival. The characters were well developed and the protagonist’s were very well established. This is a great read for anyone who likes infection/zombie/mutations and in-depth military action.

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Well established characters and realistic human behaviors good and bad.

Revisado: 03-05-24

As a zombie story aficionado, I consume everything zombie and apocalypse related, and this story does not disappoint. All books are well written. The characters are well-developed and the human behavior the way people go crazy and crazy times, and the way people come together and crazy times is actually really not too far out there from what I’ve seen in a few Third World countries while in service.

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Decent story. Some unique sections

Revisado: 11-13-23

Overall worth the read. Not much excitement but some very unique situations. Important lore covered in this story but would have been better if intermixed with actual accounts of battle and or action.

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Great series. Far different than expected

Revisado: 11-03-23

Worth the read. Zombie like infected along with strains of mutants and crossbreeds. Survival and military action galore.

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Riveting and realistic

Revisado: 10-14-23

Wish this series was longer. Unfortunately a tragedy like this is not beyond possibility and this was a great way of pointing out how fragile our freedoms are.

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Fascinating and thought provoking story of survival against an unimaginable foe

Revisado: 09-18-23

I’ve always been a fan of Max Brooks mainly because I love zombie books, zombie stories, and zombie survival pretty much anything to do with the apocalypse. When I saw there was a book about Sasquatch, I was instantly intrigued. And I was not disappointed. The characters are well thought out the behaviors. Unfortunately of the characters are all too frequent among ultra liberals, and while I don’t believe the story is an indictment on the liberal mentality of not being self-sufficient, I believe the way the characters evolved into self-sufficiency Shows the potential for even the most inept in our society to begrudgingly turn to logic and reason as well as personal responsibility and community. One rifle would have made this a non story so I’m glad these characters were so deluded in their own moral superiority and in their reliance on a government system. A great way to tell a story about how the system will eventually fail and personal responsibility and reliance always comes back to the forefront.

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