Cadaver: The Complete Zombie Apocalypse Series

By: Nick Clausen

Narrated by: Spencer Dillehay

The bestselling zombie apocalypse series in one complete bundle!

When two teenagers stumble upon a frozen corpse deep in the woods, they make the fateful decision to bring it back to town—unaware they’ve just unleashed the apocalypse.

In the morgue beneath the hospital, the dead begin to stir, attacking the living and spreading a relentless infection. The once-quiet town quickly descends into chaos as the hospital becomes a battleground, its halls soaked in blood as survivors fight to escape the growing horde.

As the outbreak spirals out of control, authorities seal off the building, desperate to contain the spread. But the virus is already beyond their grasp, setting the stage for a global catastrophe that no one saw coming ...

The Cadaver series takes you on a pulse-pounding journey from the initial outbreak to the terrifying descent into a full-scale apocalypse. It’s a story of survival, horror, and the fragility of humanity in the face of an unstoppable force.

Fans of Mark Tufo, Bobby Adair, Mike Evans, and Camille Picott won’t be able to put this action-packed series down. If you enjoyed Slow Burn, This Rotten World, The End of Everything, or World War Z, then you'll love Cadaver.

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amazing!!!

absolutely loved it wouldn't change a thing about it had me biting my nails the hole time

Wanted more Zombies, still enjoyed!!

I like the location the author selected. Made me have a different a way of thinking about that culture and firearms. I wanted more Zombies. The characters were believable and most of the events I could imagine happening in the small villages. I ended the series satisfied.

A new take on a zombie apocalypse genre(slight spoilers)

Over all, a very engaging series. I enjoy the characters and how they are written, they feel real. I like how the story comes together book by book, in someways you can see certain interactions coming, foreshadowing. However, i liked that and got excited knowing 2 characters i liked were going to meet each other. I love the concept of mythology and supernatural aspects of this, it felt refreshing. (I am new to zombie literature, i consume a lot of zombie movies and tv shows tho, and i haven’t seen this done before in movies).

My major problem with this book is that there is a lot of repetition of certain characteristics/ phrases: the part where the zombies eyes were described as 8 balls like every chapter in the first half or the characters saying “get the hell out of dodge”. These 2 repetitions took me out of the story as it felt over used and was said like every 20 minutes. It was kinda off putting , but at the end these repetitions lessened.

a lot of unnecessary stuff.

lot of bloat, stuff that just drags the story out. too much repeating. seems like a lot of AI addition.

What a ride!

I find it easy to figure out most stories pretty quick. It's annoying and disappointing. I can't say that a out this series. Nobody had plot armor. Every time I'd think "Yeah this guy is who makes the difference" the get took out in an unceremonious way. I loved the twists and surprises! Excellent books!