The Last Plague

The Plague Series, Book 1

By: Rich Hawkins

Narrated by: Jake Urry

A plague has fallen across the land. Slaughter fills the streets. All seems lost.

After Great Britain is hit by a devastating epidemic, four old friends must cross the war-torn country to get home to their families. But in order to reach their loved ones, they must journey through towns, villages and countryside teeming with the monstrous Infected - mutated people whose only desires are to infect and feed.

Run and hide. Seek shelter. Pray for salvation. The last plague is here.

©2018 Rich Hawkins (P)2020 W F Howes

I got obsessed with how the narrator pronounced HANDS.

Hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hends hend hends hend hends.

He says the world a lot.

A good story

This is more your typical zombie book. There are levels and details that are not for the faint of heart, definitely PH-18. I had to speed up to 1.7 because the show suppressing narrator had me losing focus and getting sleepy.

Took a bit to get going, but was actually terrifying

Like the title says. I was laying in the dark listening and I was so disturbed that I had to take a break. This is a good thing. Haven't been creeped out by a horror audiobook in ages. The infected are genuinely scary.

Dead Space Necromorphs land on earth, brutal.

An incredible experience from start to finish. A both cruel and bleak harrowing journey across cosmic horror infested Britain. It is a must read apocalyptic tome.

Excellent writing and narration

Wonderfully bleak and awful story with an atmosphere like McCarthy's The Road, but with alien-mutants. The story kept my attention throughout, which is rare. I do hope Rich Hawkins plans to re-release the remaining books in this series for Audible / Kindle (The Last Outpost and The Last Soldier).