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Cadaver #4
Cadaver 4
Two teenagers find a frozen corpse in the middle of the woods and decide to bring it back to town. They have no idea they just sparked the zombie apocalypse. In the morgue below the hospital, the dead begin waking up and attacking the living. The infection spreads rapidly, turning the place into a slaughterhouse as those inside fight to survive against the undead. As the situation escalates, authorities are forced to seal off the building in an attempt to contain the spread of the virus. But it may already be too late...
197 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 12, 2023
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Nick Clausen
82 books432 followersI write stories about the apocalypse so that I don't need to work a real job. I grew up reading Stephen King and still haven't fully recovered. I'm currently ending the world in my new series Under the Breaking Sky.
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July 27, 2024
Great zombie thrill
As the saga goes on and the raging zombies, this series continues. I'm sticking with it as I believe from some subtle hints the ending will be entirely twisted.
As the saga goes on and the raging zombies, this series continues. I'm sticking with it as I believe from some subtle hints the ending will be entirely twisted.
August 21, 2026
Un vicio repetitivo que funciona.
Sorprendentemente, la saga sigue aguantando el tipo. Cuarto libro y el ritmo no decae en absoluto; la fórmula sigue funcionando sorprendentemente bien para lo simple que es.
En cuanto a Aksel, la verdad es que sigue exactamente igual que al principio, sin cambios apreciables a pesar de la paliza física y mental que lleva encima. Aquí los infectados continúan siendo la gran amenaza principal, aunque empieza a despuntar algún personaje humano bastante odioso que le mete picante a la cosa. Tampoco esperéis descubrir zonas nuevas: son las mismas localizaciones pero con situaciones distintas. Es verdad que la estructura peca de ser bastante repetitiva, pero al final... ¿qué coño le vas a pedir a una saga de zombis más allá de supervivencia, tensión y tiro porque me toca?
En cuanto a la maquetación, el autor sigue fiel a su truquito de capítulos ultracortos para inflar páginas, pero a estas alturas ya sabes a lo que juegas. Lo importante es que el final vuelve a dejarte con la miel en los labios y te pide el cuerpo seguir del tirón. Y sí, me voy a meter el quinto entre pecho y espalda sin dudarlo.
Una lectura rápida, adictiva y sin complicaciones para no soltar el libro.
Sorprendentemente, la saga sigue aguantando el tipo. Cuarto libro y el ritmo no decae en absoluto; la fórmula sigue funcionando sorprendentemente bien para lo simple que es.
En cuanto a Aksel, la verdad es que sigue exactamente igual que al principio, sin cambios apreciables a pesar de la paliza física y mental que lleva encima. Aquí los infectados continúan siendo la gran amenaza principal, aunque empieza a despuntar algún personaje humano bastante odioso que le mete picante a la cosa. Tampoco esperéis descubrir zonas nuevas: son las mismas localizaciones pero con situaciones distintas. Es verdad que la estructura peca de ser bastante repetitiva, pero al final... ¿qué coño le vas a pedir a una saga de zombis más allá de supervivencia, tensión y tiro porque me toca?
En cuanto a la maquetación, el autor sigue fiel a su truquito de capítulos ultracortos para inflar páginas, pero a estas alturas ya sabes a lo que juegas. Lo importante es que el final vuelve a dejarte con la miel en los labios y te pide el cuerpo seguir del tirón. Y sí, me voy a meter el quinto entre pecho y espalda sin dudarlo.
Una lectura rápida, adictiva y sin complicaciones para no soltar el libro.
March 5, 2024
Still really good, it wouldn’t be a zombie apocalypse without a few annoying characters, but the suspense is still really good, i even had to put the book down while reading at night, it got me so scared i couldn’t handle it😅
July 25, 2025
Excellent!!
September 25, 2026
Intriguing, thrilling and suspenseful, a good read
November 17, 2025
This series continues to be suspenseful and consistent with story line, characters, and plot. Not as gruesome or compelling as the first three in the series but still enjoyable.
November 14, 2023
How are we able to carry on? Aksel wonders. We should be balled up in a corner, crying.
So many individual survivors, and two groups are about to cross paths in deadly waves. Ragnar and Kris were dealing with the repercussions of executing Lukas (a soldier who ambushed them) and the volatile anger of his younger brother KJell as the man wants vengeance on his brother's death. Taking shelter in the cave along with Jan (the final member of the soldier trio), they begin making plans to outsmart the man and come out living. Meanwhile, Brenda, Rosa, Askel, and Anne (Ella's mother) are driving through the back roads hunting for anyplace safe to take shelter from the zombies. Still haunted by the news her daughter was infected and dead, Anne is struggling to stay motivated in the moment. Askel is still suffering with grief from losing both Frida and Jakob, and Belinda is just thankful her daughter survived. Stumbling upon a turned over prison bus, they met a survivor who was tasked with carrying suspected infected to this abandoned prison for holding purposes. Agreeing to let him live, he flees at the first sign of sdiers, leaving the group alone to deal. Seeing Belinda is rubbing a fever from Mono, they take her handcuffed with plans to transport her for holding as she's now suspected of being infected. Following close behind, he manages to catch up to the soldiers and sees a grisly act taking place. Shot and executed by KJell, Askel takes shelter next to Belinda in the back, as the killer hops behind the wheel. Hoping the others will follow and help break them free, he can do nothing but sit amongst the infected and hope he didn't just sign his death warrant.
"Feber, farve and flenger? Two out of three, and we gotta bring you in.”
Marit is proving herself to be quite a coward, leaving Hagos for dead as she chooses to save her own skin. After he saved her life again, he finds himself pinned into a closet as she jumps to safety from the window. Covering himself in dozens of clothes to dispel the bites and scratches, he tries to escape but finds himself being trapped beneath the weight of three of the undead. When Ella meets Merit on the street, her cousin tucks tail and flees, refusing to even accept Ella could still be alive. Finding her words suspicious regarding Hagos, Ella quickly runs into her Aunt's house to find the truth for herself.
Feber means fever, farve is color, which must refer to discoloration of the skin, and flenger is also self-evident; it means scratches.
So many individual survivors, and two groups are about to cross paths in deadly waves. Ragnar and Kris were dealing with the repercussions of executing Lukas (a soldier who ambushed them) and the volatile anger of his younger brother KJell as the man wants vengeance on his brother's death. Taking shelter in the cave along with Jan (the final member of the soldier trio), they begin making plans to outsmart the man and come out living. Meanwhile, Brenda, Rosa, Askel, and Anne (Ella's mother) are driving through the back roads hunting for anyplace safe to take shelter from the zombies. Still haunted by the news her daughter was infected and dead, Anne is struggling to stay motivated in the moment. Askel is still suffering with grief from losing both Frida and Jakob, and Belinda is just thankful her daughter survived. Stumbling upon a turned over prison bus, they met a survivor who was tasked with carrying suspected infected to this abandoned prison for holding purposes. Agreeing to let him live, he flees at the first sign of sdiers, leaving the group alone to deal. Seeing Belinda is rubbing a fever from Mono, they take her handcuffed with plans to transport her for holding as she's now suspected of being infected. Following close behind, he manages to catch up to the soldiers and sees a grisly act taking place. Shot and executed by KJell, Askel takes shelter next to Belinda in the back, as the killer hops behind the wheel. Hoping the others will follow and help break them free, he can do nothing but sit amongst the infected and hope he didn't just sign his death warrant.
"Feber, farve and flenger? Two out of three, and we gotta bring you in.”
Marit is proving herself to be quite a coward, leaving Hagos for dead as she chooses to save her own skin. After he saved her life again, he finds himself pinned into a closet as she jumps to safety from the window. Covering himself in dozens of clothes to dispel the bites and scratches, he tries to escape but finds himself being trapped beneath the weight of three of the undead. When Ella meets Merit on the street, her cousin tucks tail and flees, refusing to even accept Ella could still be alive. Finding her words suspicious regarding Hagos, Ella quickly runs into her Aunt's house to find the truth for herself.
Feber means fever, farve is color, which must refer to discoloration of the skin, and flenger is also self-evident; it means scratches.
September 6, 2026
This was the first book in the series that disappointed me. I found it pretty boring, and I think I finally figured out why. One thing I’ve liked about Cadaver so far is that it hasn’t relied heavily on human vs. human conflict. That is probably my least favorite part of zombie books. I understand that horrible people would exist during an apocalypse, but I don’t need every zombie series turning into an excuse to show how depraved humans can be. Give me the zombies. 😂
Aksel is still traveling with Anne, Belinda, and Belinda’s daughter Rosa when they encounter the military. Everyone is checked for signs of infection, and unfortunately Belinda has a fever. She knows it’s likely from mono, but she also has a rope burn on her leg that looks suspicious. The military assumes she’s infected and takes her away. Aksel and the others then have to figure out how the hell they’re going to get her back.
Meanwhile, Mara continues proving that she is absolutely awful. She abandons her companion after trapping him inside while zombies close in, then escapes by herself. The last we see of him, the zombies are literally chewing through the heavy clothing protecting him, so the book leaves his fate unknown.
Ragnar, Kristoffer, and Hans have a different problem. The surviving soldier whose brother Ragnar killed wants revenge and comes up with a plan involving using infected people against Ragnar’s hideout. He intercepts a military transport and kills the soldiers, unknowingly screwing up Aksel’s attempt to rescue Belinda at the same time. Aksel ends up trapped inside with Belinda and the infected, and the soldier realizes that having Aksel alive might actually be useful for his revenge plan.
Then there’s Ella, still my favorite character. ❤️ After discovering in the last book that she appears to be immune, she can now move around the infected without them caring about her. She crosses paths with Mara and asks to use her phone to contact Anne, but because Mara is Mara, she refuses to help her and drives away. Ella eventually realizes that Mara abandoned the man she was traveling with and decides to go back and look for him herself.
Overall, this was easily my least favorite of the series so far. The story shifted more toward people betraying, threatening, and taking revenge on each other, which is exactly the part of zombie apocalypse stories I don’t enjoy. Ella and the mystery surrounding her immunity are still keeping me interested, but this one dragged for me.
Aksel is still traveling with Anne, Belinda, and Belinda’s daughter Rosa when they encounter the military. Everyone is checked for signs of infection, and unfortunately Belinda has a fever. She knows it’s likely from mono, but she also has a rope burn on her leg that looks suspicious. The military assumes she’s infected and takes her away. Aksel and the others then have to figure out how the hell they’re going to get her back.
Meanwhile, Mara continues proving that she is absolutely awful. She abandons her companion after trapping him inside while zombies close in, then escapes by herself. The last we see of him, the zombies are literally chewing through the heavy clothing protecting him, so the book leaves his fate unknown.
Ragnar, Kristoffer, and Hans have a different problem. The surviving soldier whose brother Ragnar killed wants revenge and comes up with a plan involving using infected people against Ragnar’s hideout. He intercepts a military transport and kills the soldiers, unknowingly screwing up Aksel’s attempt to rescue Belinda at the same time. Aksel ends up trapped inside with Belinda and the infected, and the soldier realizes that having Aksel alive might actually be useful for his revenge plan.
Then there’s Ella, still my favorite character. ❤️ After discovering in the last book that she appears to be immune, she can now move around the infected without them caring about her. She crosses paths with Mara and asks to use her phone to contact Anne, but because Mara is Mara, she refuses to help her and drives away. Ella eventually realizes that Mara abandoned the man she was traveling with and decides to go back and look for him herself.
Overall, this was easily my least favorite of the series so far. The story shifted more toward people betraying, threatening, and taking revenge on each other, which is exactly the part of zombie apocalypse stories I don’t enjoy. Ella and the mystery surrounding her immunity are still keeping me interested, but this one dragged for me.
May 4, 2026
A este punto, parece que la trama no va para ningún lado. No dejan de aparecer personajes sin profundidad que solo están como carne de cañón. O que pasan directamente a ser relleno, en lugar de centrarse en la trama principal, o el origen de la infección y como combatirla (que era algo que parecía que ocurriría, por lo que apuntaban los dos primeros libros).
Lo único interesante es que por fin parece que la trama de Aksel y la trama de Kristoffer se acercan. Porque de ahí en más, solo es desaprovechar, tras desaprovechar momentos que podrían haber hecho esto más interesante.
Ni que mencionar que, a pesar del cliffhanger que dejaron con Ella, en este libro literalmente la dejaron de lado, y solo apareció en 1 capítulo hacia el final 🫠
Si ya vas a poner algo conveniente, pero interesante, mínimo aprovéchalo. Tuvimos que leer varios capítulos de la infumable de Marit, solo para ver como se repetía el ciclo de "En peligro -> la salvan -> los abandona" otra vez. Todo el rato es lo mismo con ella. Aburreee.
Igual que aburre que cada pocos capítulos cambie por momentos a primera persona y luego regrese a tercera en cuestión de 1 párrafo.
Y las innecesarias e irrelevantes menciones sexuales que solo logran sacar al lector de la historia. Como cuando pone a una zombie desnuda, describiendo como se le sale un pecho (mordido) y su zona púbica queda al descubierto; O cuando aclara que a Kjell (que pinta para villando de mierda) se le para cada vez que ejerce violencia, como si el lector fuera tonto y sus acciones no hubieran dejado claro que lo disfrutaba. Seria más sorprendente que pase un libro completo sin que mencionen las erecciones de algún personaje, ni lo que hacen para solucionarlas.
Ya ni hablamos de la parte mitológica del asunto y el tipo monstruo que había en el jardín de los vecinos de Kristoffer. El autor ya ni se acuerda de eso🙄
Lo único interesante es que por fin parece que la trama de Aksel y la trama de Kristoffer se acercan. Porque de ahí en más, solo es desaprovechar, tras desaprovechar momentos que podrían haber hecho esto más interesante.
Ni que mencionar que, a pesar del cliffhanger que dejaron con Ella, en este libro literalmente la dejaron de lado, y solo apareció en 1 capítulo hacia el final 🫠
Si ya vas a poner algo conveniente, pero interesante, mínimo aprovéchalo. Tuvimos que leer varios capítulos de la infumable de Marit, solo para ver como se repetía el ciclo de "En peligro -> la salvan -> los abandona" otra vez. Todo el rato es lo mismo con ella. Aburreee.
Igual que aburre que cada pocos capítulos cambie por momentos a primera persona y luego regrese a tercera en cuestión de 1 párrafo.
Y las innecesarias e irrelevantes menciones sexuales que solo logran sacar al lector de la historia. Como cuando pone a una zombie desnuda, describiendo como se le sale un pecho (mordido) y su zona púbica queda al descubierto; O cuando aclara que a Kjell (que pinta para villando de mierda) se le para cada vez que ejerce violencia, como si el lector fuera tonto y sus acciones no hubieran dejado claro que lo disfrutaba. Seria más sorprendente que pase un libro completo sin que mencionen las erecciones de algún personaje, ni lo que hacen para solucionarlas.
Ya ni hablamos de la parte mitológica del asunto y el tipo monstruo que había en el jardín de los vecinos de Kristoffer. El autor ya ni se acuerda de eso🙄
January 10, 2024
This series gets better with each new book!
Even after a 13-day hiatus between listening to Cadaver 3 and Cadaver 4, starting this fourth book was like slipping on a pair of comfortable shoes, everything was familiar when it came to characters and where Cadaver 3 left off. Of course, the similarity ended once the action of this book took off. Several situations from the previous book were resolved only to result in new sets of issues and circumstances. Just when you start to get comfortable and think you know how something is going to go, the dead and living have a way of throwing a wrench in your prediction as well as in the plans of the characters. The more this story progressed, the more I found it necessary to keep listening – even though there were things I could/should have been doing that would preclude listening to the story. I’ll have to admit to being addicted to the excellent storyline/story telling of Nick Clausen combined with Spencer Dillehay’s expert narration.
Even after a 13-day hiatus between listening to Cadaver 3 and Cadaver 4, starting this fourth book was like slipping on a pair of comfortable shoes, everything was familiar when it came to characters and where Cadaver 3 left off. Of course, the similarity ended once the action of this book took off. Several situations from the previous book were resolved only to result in new sets of issues and circumstances. Just when you start to get comfortable and think you know how something is going to go, the dead and living have a way of throwing a wrench in your prediction as well as in the plans of the characters. The more this story progressed, the more I found it necessary to keep listening – even though there were things I could/should have been doing that would preclude listening to the story. I’ll have to admit to being addicted to the excellent storyline/story telling of Nick Clausen combined with Spencer Dillehay’s expert narration.
December 30, 2024
Yup - Finished Another Great Addition to the Series!
Loving the storyline just as much as all the previous entries. Some great twists in this one, as we delve deeper into our main protagonists mindsets, personalities, and subsequent hurried changes to their core beings as happens when faced with a disaster this cruel, violent and large scale.
Oddly, or perhaps not so odd, I turn my thoughts to the people of the world currently caught up in the horrors of war. Their losses, their ongoing need for safety and security that was ripped away so abruptly… and no time to truly grieve. It’s a repetitive pattern that I loathe.
Wish it could be all in fiction only.
Anyways, read the series! Onward to the next book!!!
Enjoy!
Loving the storyline just as much as all the previous entries. Some great twists in this one, as we delve deeper into our main protagonists mindsets, personalities, and subsequent hurried changes to their core beings as happens when faced with a disaster this cruel, violent and large scale.
Oddly, or perhaps not so odd, I turn my thoughts to the people of the world currently caught up in the horrors of war. Their losses, their ongoing need for safety and security that was ripped away so abruptly… and no time to truly grieve. It’s a repetitive pattern that I loathe.
Wish it could be all in fiction only.
Anyways, read the series! Onward to the next book!!!
Enjoy!
September 22, 2023
Disappointing and too many characters
I liked the book in general but I’m getting annoyed by how slowly this is moving. The books are short and there are too many characters. Each character gets 2-3 chapters and then the book is over on a cliffhanger and each character barely moved in the storyline. I was more interested in the girl who survived. So even though I like the series I am marking this down. Too short, too many characters with not enough story development. The psycho guy is interesting but we really didn’t need for characters or drama. I’m still more interested in the zombies.
I liked the book in general but I’m getting annoyed by how slowly this is moving. The books are short and there are too many characters. Each character gets 2-3 chapters and then the book is over on a cliffhanger and each character barely moved in the storyline. I was more interested in the girl who survived. So even though I like the series I am marking this down. Too short, too many characters with not enough story development. The psycho guy is interesting but we really didn’t need for characters or drama. I’m still more interested in the zombies.
February 2, 2024
Audiobook: Book 4 maintained the same level of intensity as the first three books in the "A Zombie Apocalypse Thriller" series. The story jumped from one action packed scene to the next, making it hard for me to take a breath. I was so invested in the characters that I had to listen to the whole audiobook in one sitting. The characters were so realistic that they could almost be my neighbors. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. Spencer Dillehay's narration was awesome, and his performance added to the impact of the story. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.
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January 1, 2026ZoMbIeS! Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiinnnnnnns!
This book does what it says on the tin. It's a zombie book written by a great author. Every once in a while you'll get a petty little Norwegian side-swipe at American culture (I feel sorry for him, really) that sort of takes you out of the action and reveals a little too much of the author for my taste.
Still, these are genuinely good books with a genuinely interesting premise.
Clausen delivers. Good characters. Lots of death and gore. Dead darlings all over the place. Hey, it's a zombie book - what more can I say? I will keep coming back to this well until I'm an old man. I just LOVE the genre.
This book does what it says on the tin. It's a zombie book written by a great author. Every once in a while you'll get a petty little Norwegian side-swipe at American culture (I feel sorry for him, really) that sort of takes you out of the action and reveals a little too much of the author for my taste.
Still, these are genuinely good books with a genuinely interesting premise.
Clausen delivers. Good characters. Lots of death and gore. Dead darlings all over the place. Hey, it's a zombie book - what more can I say? I will keep coming back to this well until I'm an old man. I just LOVE the genre.
October 22, 2023
Brilliant
Absolutely gripping read . The outbreak is getting worse and can't be contained . Aksel and his group have run in to some trouble . Belinda has been taken by soldiers who think she may be infected . The group are now on a mission to rescue her. The only problem is a psychotic soldier with a grudge has shot the other soldiers and is now driving away with Belinda and Aksel in the back of the van filled with zombies . Ella is feeling better and is now trying to get in touch with her mum. Looking forward to the next book.
Absolutely gripping read . The outbreak is getting worse and can't be contained . Aksel and his group have run in to some trouble . Belinda has been taken by soldiers who think she may be infected . The group are now on a mission to rescue her. The only problem is a psychotic soldier with a grudge has shot the other soldiers and is now driving away with Belinda and Aksel in the back of the van filled with zombies . Ella is feeling better and is now trying to get in touch with her mum. Looking forward to the next book.
December 27, 2023
Enjoying this series. There's a character introduced in the third book who is scarier than the infected. The infected are mindless killers as in all zombie books, but the psychopath, because he is manipulative, without conscience, and volatile, makes him a formidable foe. I fear for the characters caught up in his path.
Because this story is not based on a virus per se or other biological infection, there's an element of mythology involved, but I find it a unique take on the genre and will certainly finish the series.
I highly recommend to anyone who loves the genre as much as I do!
Because this story is not based on a virus per se or other biological infection, there's an element of mythology involved, but I find it a unique take on the genre and will certainly finish the series.
I highly recommend to anyone who loves the genre as much as I do!
August 17, 2025
Todo mal...
De verdad que pobre Hagos, eso le pasa por buena gente porque desde el inicio el vió a la perra de Marit cómo alguien inútil.
Dicen que hierba mala nunca muere pero de verdad de todo corazón espero que Nick escriba que se la comieron viva porque ¿CÓMO PUEDE SER TAN MALA PERSONA? Dios no la soporté.
Me alegró que Askel tenga un nuevo compañero pero ese chamo es más salado que la sirenita, sale de un peo para meterse en otro.
Estuve todo el libro deseando que Ella llamara a su mamá y quedé con las ganas. Espero que pueda salvar a Hagos, no merece que se lo coman.
De verdad que pobre Hagos, eso le pasa por buena gente porque desde el inicio el vió a la perra de Marit cómo alguien inútil.
Dicen que hierba mala nunca muere pero de verdad de todo corazón espero que Nick escriba que se la comieron viva porque ¿CÓMO PUEDE SER TAN MALA PERSONA? Dios no la soporté.
Me alegró que Askel tenga un nuevo compañero pero ese chamo es más salado que la sirenita, sale de un peo para meterse en otro.
Estuve todo el libro deseando que Ella llamara a su mamá y quedé con las ganas. Espero que pueda salvar a Hagos, no merece que se lo coman.
January 12, 2026
With Book 4, the series is still going strong with plenty of suspense, twists and turns. The story is still has tempo and weight. The characters are engaging and varied as are the decisions and situation that they are confronted with. This installment starts to slowly lay the ground work for what looks to be an exciting conclusion in later books.
If you've read books 1 to 3, you don't need me to tell you that book 4 is worth reading.
If you've read books 1 to 3, you don't need me to tell you that book 4 is worth reading.
September 15, 2023
Excellent zombie series
These books are so good I want to send a message to the author please write faster can't wait for the next book I'm hooked on these books and enjoying them so much again I say please please write faster because I don't want to wait thank you for the entertainment that you have given me
These books are so good I want to send a message to the author please write faster can't wait for the next book I'm hooked on these books and enjoying them so much again I say please please write faster because I don't want to wait thank you for the entertainment that you have given me
December 5, 2024
Un poco más suave pero igual de entretenido que el anterior, los personajes siguen huyendo del Apocalipsis y encontrando dificultades sean estos los zombis o el propio ser humano, y vaya humano con el que se toparon al final.
Definitivamente esta es una de las mejores series que he leído del género.
Definitivamente esta es una de las mejores series que he leído del género.
September 12, 2023
Cadaver 4: A Zombie ApocalypseThriller
What a ride! I actually read this in a day! Number 4 and still with fresh ideas, exciting action and characters you can’t help but like. Fast paced and original. I can’t wait for number 5!
What a ride! I actually read this in a day! Number 4 and still with fresh ideas, exciting action and characters you can’t help but like. Fast paced and original. I can’t wait for number 5!
November 26, 2023
Great series
Really enjoying this series. The lives intersecting is interesting. Good characters and some good, unexpected developments. I recommend this series, but be sure to start with the first one.
Really enjoying this series. The lives intersecting is interesting. Good characters and some good, unexpected developments. I recommend this series, but be sure to start with the first one.
February 13, 2026
Seguimos la aventura de Aksel, Ella y los demás..
Lo que + me ha gustado:
- Sigue la historia, interesante y con buen ritmo.
Lo que - me ha gustado:
- De nuevo, la traducción, bastante mejorable.
Seguimos!
Lo que + me ha gustado:
- Sigue la historia, interesante y con buen ritmo.
Lo que - me ha gustado:
- De nuevo, la traducción, bastante mejorable.
Seguimos!
October 25, 2023
Loved this whole series. I will be re reading this when the 5th and 6th book come out. It was everything I look for in a zombie series. It was better than any zombie show or movie I’ve seen.
June 30, 2024
Another quick entertaining read
July 31, 2024
It’s happening
Things are starting to ramp up, groups are forming.
There are the good people and of course there are the bad people.
Things are starting to ramp up, groups are forming.
There are the good people and of course there are the bad people.
December 4, 2024
Still a really solid story with a great mix of characters that I like and dislike. Great zombie read.
January 18, 2025
A por el siguiente con muchas ganas!!!!
March 17, 2025
A good book. Fast pace. Compelling story of survival. Interesting characters. Going to start the next in the series.
April 10, 2025
Good just like the last ones… but man that cousin is annoying!
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