DEAD

Confrontation, Volume 6

De: TW Brown

Narrado por: Andrew McFerrin

Several months have passed since the dead began to walk. The first winter has taken its toll in more ways than one as humanity continues to struggle to survive. Not every threat to humanity comes form the undead as so many have discovered man's ability to sink into depravity with the absence of law and order. Time and again survivors have fought, run, and regrouped. Yet, there seems to be no respite, and as winter draws on...things become more and more difficult to endure. A new threat seems to materialize even before the last can be dealt with. And if the physical toll was not enough, the hours of isolation and the time left with one's thoughts can become just as destructive. How much more can you take?

©2013 TW Brown (P)2014 TW Brown

If you are looking for predictable, move on.

So, once again, TW Brown killed off someone in the story that made me mad when it happened. Seriously?? If you are reading this series, you will understand and I won't ruin it for you. When I mentioned that he needed to stop doing that, he said, "and become predictable??" (We have become acquainted via facebook due to my obsession with this series!) Well, you cannot accuse TW Brown of being predictable, that is for sure! If you are NOT reading this series, you should be and start with the 1st book. TW Brown is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. Not just because of the genre, but because of his attention to detail in the story AND in the characters. Definitely recommend this book and the others in the series! Looking for the next one!

It ended

I had to keep rewinding it so many time that I probably listen to it twice

The Zombie Apocalype doesn't discriminate

If you could sum up DEAD in three words, what would they be?

Good, Bad, Ugly

What did you like best about this story?

What happens to Valerie.

What about Andrew McFerrin’s performance did you like?

How does this guy make all those damn voices and how does he keep track of who has what voice? Its unreal.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

There is but I won't say because I hate spoilers and those you write them.

Any additional comments?

An author has done his job when he makes you feel some type of way when a character is killed off. Yup, bad things happen to good people in the zombie apocalypse.

Excellent series!

Would you listen to DEAD again? Why?

Yes, I would listen to the series again, but instead I've gotten the Kindle version and am now reading the whole series again. The author is an excellent story teller!

What did you like best about this story?

At first I wasn't sure if I'd like the approach of different stories for the same catastrophe that hit the whole world, especially the vignettes. As I started listening to the first book and really got into the story I got used to the different story lines, and the many different characters. It is a very addicting series.

What does Andrew McFerrin bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I wish I knew how he did it, but he gives each character life, and even while I'm re-reading the series, I try to do the same thing, have each of the characters come out exactly like he protrays them. He is an excellent narrator, and has become one of my favorites.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

In these books you get used to each of the characters and you feel a certain way about each one. Like when something bad happens to Steven's group, you really feel the pain and sadness that the group feels when they loose one of their own. And I feel the same when something happens to Kevin and his band of survivors.

Any additional comments?

Remember, the Dead series is a zombie apocalypse story, but it's a bunch of different story lines that continue in each of the books. Sometimes some of the vignettes stories either end, or they continue on and you start to feel for the characters in those mini stories. The author doesn't candy coat anything and there is as much despair as there is happiness in these stories. I really can't see how the author keeps them all straight in his head.

so good

T W Brown's Dead: Confrontation is the sixth book in a series about a zombie apocalypse and different perspectives of it. It continues in same style as the other books by giving the reader multiple perspectives of the going ons. These characters and all the stories have left a mark on me and I am so invested in seeing what happens to them all. These are better than watching the zombie apocalypse shows I could be bringing on right now. I'm not kidding about being addicted and cant wait to read next installment.

Narrator does a fantastic job bringing the story to life. Really brought the characters' personalities out. Love it!

i would give it 6 stars if i could

Would you listen to DEAD again? Why?

yes i have listen to it 5 times so far . the best zombie books out there

What was one of the most memorable moments of DEAD?

no spoilers

Which character – as performed by Andrew McFerrin – was your favorite?

every one MR McFerrin is at the top of his game cant think of to many narrators on par with him

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yes i got hooked on the first book

Any additional comments?

TW Brown + Andrew McFerrin = match made in heaven

The dead

Great read. They just keep getting better. Wish Steve did not die. This is one of the best zombie series out there. How many books will there be in the series. I'm sure they are all page turners

Brown does another fantastic job

Any additional comments?

Zombie authors would be smart to read books by Brown.

He was originally one of my inspirations to write my own series. I could never match his level of brutality (and I wouldn't begin to try).

Again, his writing is superb, and his descriptions are never old and reused.

The loss of one of his main characters was both shocking and...well, it sucked. That is probably a good thing because if I'm mourning the loss, it means Brown made me care about the character.

Well done!

J.D. Demers

So GOOD!

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Yet another great installment in this series. Andrew McFerrin continues to be a fantastic narrator. I just love this series, and continue to look forward to the next book in the series. So excited that there are 12 books in this series!

Liberals surviving the apocalypse...

...wh alot of help from good conservative soldiers, while fighting off alot of bad soldiers, rednecks, toucher than any man femminists, etc... sometimes even zombies