Empty Bodies: The Complete 6-Book Zombie Apocalypse Series

By: Zach Bohannon

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Length: 34 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

When the world falls, who will survive?

The Complete Bestselling Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Series Now Bundled in a Single Audiobook!

Overview From Book 1:
In a single moment, everything changes. Hundreds of thousands of people suddenly collapse, leaving their friends and loved ones behind, terrified and confused.

Moments later, the fallen rise, and the survivors become the hunted.

Follow three intertwining stories through the apocalypse.

Will Kessler works a dead-end warehouse job in Tennessee, driving a forklift and unloading shipping containers. When he wakes up from a nap during his lunch break, he finds most of his co-workers have mutated into monsters, and they have turned the 50,000 square foot building into a war zone, murdering any other survivors. Alone and weaponless, Will must fight through the undead horde to secure the building and answer one question: Is he truly alone?

In Texas, Gabriel Alexander boards a plane, thinking he is heading back to his wife and daughter in Washington D.C. After his flight takes off, several passengers fall suddenly ill, sending the cabin into a panic. Soon, the sick passengers go on a rampage, attacking others on the plane, including the pilot. And with no one to fly the plane, it dives toward the ground, taking Gabriel and the start of the apocalypse with it.

Jessica Davies runs the front desk of a hotel in the North Carolina mountains. It seems like another dull day of checking tourists into their rooms when she receives a call from a guest to bring them some aspirin. The elevator door opens, forcing Jessica into a hell she could’ve never imagined.

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Perfect for any fan of post-apocalyptic horror, dystopian science fiction, supernatural suspense, or the zombie apocalypse!

©2018 Zach Bohannon (P)2024 Zach Bohannon

Same old same old

Slow very repetitive. Too much religion for me. Needs more storyline and the characters need to be more interesting.

better than Dead South

the story was decent. the ending was underwealming. the continuity was good through the series

Loose ends male fantasy eye rolling

Its a story. A little better than tufo but thats not saying much a lot of filler dude hates the eagles and seems to use vague christian ish side idea as if this is after the rapture ho hum yawn . Weak women characters a stupid love triangle and these villians that really make no sense

predictable!

would have stopped listening after 2nd book, but I got the box set! so I suffered through! same repetitive drama in almost every chapter! Authors knowledge on firearms made me laugh! maybe so some research or go to the range before you describe firearm action and sounds! if you like the word beast then this book series is for you! the beast came, the beast snarled the beast did a happy dance with a puppy.... well you get my point! had me rooting for the main characters deaths! could have done this series in 2 books, 3 max.

good story but...

author needs to do more research on technical aspects of the Story. one example included you can't buy a m4 but you can buy a ar15. sporting goods stores fo not sell m4

Very interesting

I was hooked to the story after the first book. I wish there was more supernatural involved. Will was my favorite character and hoped something out of the ordinary kept him with Jessica.

The love and support of the characters for one another

I love this book the six book collection is one of the best I have ever read. Usually the zombie books are based on an infection or a man made disease. But this was based on your soul whether you believe in God or not the attack was on your soul and in the book a man was brought back to life and the demon that took over his body and made him empty of his soul was cast out. So the cure was casting out the demon with faith. When the man told his story about how he was bitten and cured no one really believed him accept for the ones that witness the healing. So the healing is inside of us based on our faith, so our faith will determine what type of world we have to look forward to living in or we all can consisted empties.

shallow writing

The narrator isn't bad but the story is. Super simple writing and a pathetic villain. One of the main characters could have literally just left, like walked away when he was told to run errands but just walked right back into a trap. The white thing just felt like something generated with chatgtp and maybe kinda sorta proofread afterwards.

Empty bodies how ironic

every charter feels shallow and empty, couldn't find myself interested in any of the characters, they all felt unrealistic in a strange way that made them all unrelatable.

Two authors?

I feel like the first book was pretty good besides the ending. After the first book, I feel like the author contracted it out to a random high school student to write the rest for him. The Characters have plot armor thicker than a Tiger tank. That is until he decided to be edgy and have the antagonist kill people in the most implausible way, but for some reason not killing all his enemies with the multiple chances he gets. It’s almost like a comic book at one point. only made it to book three before I couldn’t take anymore. Also “she said” he said” I know who’s speaking.