Wormwood Dawn

Episode I: An Apocalyptic Serial

By: Edward Crae

Narrated by: Clifford Edwards

Dan was an average loser on the brink of a meltdown. His rampant alcoholism and drug addiction had turned his life into a chaotic mess, and nothing seemed to ever go right for him. Then, one morning, he awakens to find that the world around him has fallen apart. Earth has passed through the tail of a mysterious comet that scientists call Wormwood, and a strange, toxic mist has descended from the sky. People everywhere begin dying off in record numbers, and those who have survived seem to have completely lost their minds or have walled themselves up in their homes.

Amid the chaos, Dan has to get it together and use everything he has learned in his life just to survive. With his addictions controlling his every decision, he will have to fight his inner demons if he is to live through Wormwood Dawn.

©2015 Shawn E. Crapo (P)2015 Shawn E. Crapo

Not for me

Any additional comments?

I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via AudiobookBlast dot com.

I really struggled to enjoy this book. I'm not saying it was bad, it wasn't. The hardest part for me was the narration. I'm sure if I read the book on my own and didn't listen to this particular narrator, I would have enjoyed it a bit more.

Zombies and alcoholics :)

Zombies and alcoholics! This was an awesome start to this series. Our main character is an unemployed alcoholic that spent his days getting high and drinking. When he goes out to get his fix for the day, he finds that the world has changed pretty quickly. I like that he takes action as soon as he relizes that things have become dangerous. I found myself laughing a lot more than I expected for a story of this genre. He and his friend have some pretty humerous dialogue. I really enjoyed this audiobook, and am diving into the next installment tonight!
I was provided this audiobook in exchange for an honest review

a gripping, thrilling and exciting first episode

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

tension, horror, apprehension

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

I just really like the way he immerses himself in the characters.It's almost as if he were an actor (or several actors) . His accents really do seem to belong to the characters he is playing. You can just sit back and believe that you are there (at the same time being thankful that you are not)

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

no extreme reaction, It was humorous at times ; I liked the exchanges with the Indian storekeeper, for instance, but the tension and apprehension of what was going to happen next was gripping

Any additional comments?

An excellent first episode.

GREAT BOOK AND GREAT NARRATOR

This is a great book with a great story line. If you are looking for something in relation to "We're Alive" or any other apocalyptic theme, this is the book. I loved the audio book, narrator has a great voice and dictates the speed of text very well! A must read!

Wormwood Dawn - highly recommended book

I really was itching for a good post apocalyptic book and thought I would take a chance with this one. The author is new to me and I thought the plot looked interesting. I was a bit put off on the sound initially - the simplest way I can put it is that it is not top notch recording equipment, so IMAGINE MY SURPRISE, when I was able to totally lose myself in this story and I was so focused on what was happening that it no longer bothered me. Now that says something for how much I lost myself in the book. It is not your standard PA book with zombies and has several twists. Read it, you won't consider the time spent doing so a waste!

What would I change? The books need to be longer!! BTW the narrarator did do a excellent job, the 4 stars for performance had to do with the sound NOT THE NARRATOR.