Dead: Reclamation

Dead, Book 10

By: TW Brown

Narrated by: Andrew McFerrin

Length: 9 hrs and 23 mins

Publisher's summary

Years have passed since the dead rose and wiped out most of the living. Many survivors have gathered in pockets around the world. Some are bent on trying to restore what once was, others have a mind to create something new and better from the ashes of civilization, and then there are those who thrive in the hellish chaos of lawlessness.

While the undead currently roam the world in herds that can often stretch for miles and number in the millions, the zombies are no longer the biggest threat to humanity's continued existence. That distinction has returned to mankind.

Those who are immune to the zombie infection are now either reviled or revered. Some have become human biological weapons while others are seen as the last hope for the continued existence of the human race. They are a symbol of hope to some...fear to others.

©2014 Todd Brown (P)2015 Todd Brown

NOOOOOOoooooo....!! lol

Darn you, TW Brown! I've never before felt so much love and hate for an author, in the same split-second reaction, than I have with this installment. Masterfully done, sir! Amazing narration, per usual! It's really interesting to come back to everyone after such a time jump from the previous volume; Keep up the great work! And thanks!!

TW Brown is a 'Dead' genius!

Book 10 does not disappoint. The stories of the characters keep developing...or dying...depending on the whim of the author. TW Brown has the ability to capture the personalities and the emotions of his characters and make you either love them or hate them. Andrew McFerrin does a good job of narration, as always.

This was one of the better books in the series.

This was one of the better books in the series. It held a lot of suspense and things I never expected to happen. Great addition to the Dead series.

Awesome book! Awesome Series

Better than the last book. I liked the leap forward in time. The only thing unfortunate is now ALL of my favorite characters are gone.

Always a favorite of mine.

Another good book in this series. I enjoy the progression of the characters but I like a little more zombie violence in my zombie story.

This series just continues to deliver

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

Andrew McFerrin continues to be a fantastic narrator. I just love this series, and cannot rave enough about it! On to the next one!

love this series

disappointed that it will end soon. Saddened by the losses but it is the apocalypse. great story that has developed the characters so well

so good!!!

T W Brown's Dead: Reclamation is the tenth book in a series about a zombie apocalypse and different perspectives. This book is a fast forward several years from the last book. We get to see where the characters are about 10 years after the beginning of this zombie apocalypse. There are so many great scenes here and a few that made me cry and fel wrecked. Just because a character is beloved and strong, that character is not necessarily safe when the world still has psychos and zombies. Oh man, I need the next book... sleep is under-rated.

Narrator eally brought the characters' personalities out and the story came to life. Great job. Love it!

Game of Dead

Spoiler alert! Your favorite characters will eventually die. Another great story that leaves the reader pissed, sad, and eager. The writing makes you feel each loss and not want to attach yourself to a character just like the characters themselves feel about each other.

Another One Bites the Dusty Boot

If you could sum up Dead: Reclamation in three words, what would they be?

Death, Crazy, Death

What did you like best about this story?

I liked that it was years later and some of the kids we had known are starting to take on more responsibility and we are learning more about how kids that have grown up in these times have acclimated or been totally shielded from everything that is going on. Like Talia who is being fully submerged into the world now that she is old enough and then the kids on New England who really haven't ever seen a zombie before.

Have you listened to any of Andrew McFerrin’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes, he always does a great job

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

I was totally in shock about the "zombie bait" and fully expected a rescue. When that didn't happen I was beside myself and felt a bit at a loss.

The part with Kate and the being all sneaky had me on the edge of my seat feeling the tension wondering if she would make it through.

Mackenzie, i couldn't believe why her and Juan would keep their about to die dog like they did. I can understand feeling the love for their pet, but the safety of everyone was on the line, especially when everyone was sleeping.