In an oil refinery deep inside the Panamanian jungle, the Talbot clan awaits a breakthrough as their scientists work nonstop to produce usable fuel. But on the verge of success, an oversight brings down the wrath of both a giant horde and the persistent Brazilian military.
In a shocking development, Mike discovers a possible zombie liaison within their ranks, one that could save the day—or destroy them all—and it’s unclear which way she leans.
Hostages, treachery, sacrifice and fierce battle mark this chapter in the Zombie Fallout saga...just as hope is finally on the horizon.
Meanwhile, in an alternate universe, Azile and Tommy, Elam, Wilkes and Mac come face to face with an unhinged version of Michael they can’t reason with. Their only leverage is a mysterious letter from Trip, written forty years after his death. Will it be enough to persuade this vengeful, soulless monster to risk changing destiny? Or will he forsake what’s left of his humanity and kill them all?
Interesting installation to this series. Some intriguing changes going on with the zombies and hints at an evolution. Lots of drama and suspense, and of course more than a few laughs. Definitely enjoyable and leaves off at a place that makes you wish there was a special place in hell for authors who left you wondering what happens next knowing you have to wait a year to find out.
Some funny stuff but still the same plot. Kill or be killed. But what’s up with Tommy? He was my second favorite character. My first favorite is the character who stayed in Woodstock 50 years too long. The last few chapters were unnecessarily confusing as they screwed up the already screwed up reality. The witch and cohorts. I never enjoyed reading their parts. (What reality?) I am now experiencing this series as background noise. If the next installment doesn’t get better, that’s it…..she says after 23 books. Ha.
I think Mark Tudo is either riddled with ADHD or some other issue that causes his mind to just run in every direction known and unknown to man. I thoroughly enjoy reading every page of everything he writes. If you get bored or are not entertained by his writings then I have to wonder about your grasp of the English language and comprehension abilities…well, now that I think about it, maybe you’re just way more intelligent than the rest of us. Anyway, I digress. You will laugh, cry, sit on the edge of your seat, and fall in love with the characters Mark brings to life in his books. Kindle a copy and join in on the fun with the rest of us!
First off, I love listening to the Zombie Fallout series, Sean Runnette just does an amazing job with all things Mark Tufo. For me this series is like coming home after a long cold day, curling up with the softest comfiest blanket in a favorite chair, drinking hot cocoa and happily enjoying a visit with your favorite people. After 23 books (more really with other series) the characters feel like family. This one made me laugh out loud a few times in the beginning! I enjoyed the story from beginning to end and am excited and anxious to read book 24 next…
It's hard to believe that nowadays the Zombies are the least of the problems facing Mike Talbot and his dwindling band of haggard survivors.
Disturbingly, Broken Road has brought Mike close to his breaking point as he is now forced to contend with alternate universes, deadly betrayals, and a fierce battle with an insidious faction of the Brazilian military. All this while constantly fleeing from an ever present mammoth horde with no end in sight.
Love the well deserved shoutouts for narrator Sean Runnette made by Mike in this one. Woot.
Holy shit. I knew Tommy was a bit different in this world but it’s also showing up in the other timeline? I don’t even know!! All I know is I’m enjoying this different timeline thingy. I’m hoping some people maybe can be saved or changed. It was wild seeing Mike so emotionally douchy lol and having Tracey older. I’ve finally caught up with all the books. Now I’m just here waiting for the next. I hope Dallas will be okay.
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Mark Tufo continues to give us entertaining content in his Mike Talbot universe, telling multiple layers of a story at the same time, in a creative and fun way. If you’ve made it this far through the series, you know exactly what you are getting. The humor is juvenile at times, but you still chuckle. The zombies are still horrific. The relationships between characters remain strong. And don’t, EVER, mess with Mike’s family.
Another awesome read from Tufo with our favorite band of characters. Keep them coming mark. My only complaint is that I've been caught up to current for so long I have to wait for the next installment. Maybe I'll start reading from beginning again.
I love this series. I gave it 4-stars because it seems The Broken Road was cut short for the dimensional tales and explanations. Don’t get me wrong- the story was fun and great, as per, but unsure wish we’d gotten more.
As usual this was an excellent story. Mike and company are stuck in a refinery in South America trying to get back to the US. There are lots of things standing in their way and Mike has to get them free. Lots of action, danger, and laughs will be had.
Best author. Love love this series. Don’t ever end ZF. It’s like friends being reunited. The storyline keeps you interested and difficult to put it down. Excited for the next one
promising continuation of the Zimbie Fallout series
Just when you thought it was becoming predictable #23 opens a Pandora’s box of adventures for Mike and friends. Looking forward to #24. Keep up the good work!
I swear Mark Tufo never disappoint. I wish I could afford to read every book he's ever written. But unfortunately I can't. I wish you would put more on Kindle unlimited.
The last chapter and Talbots-side make the story well worth it. The trickling in of Wlks and Azile are getting really interesting.
Otherwise, this is a fun, familiar story of the Talbot clan fighting the world as the world throws more and more highly developed zombies and survivors its way.
What a book! They just keep getting better and better. I can’t wait to get into the next one but at the same time I don’t want to reach the end. Great writing Tufo!
The series that just keeps on giving! Showing no signs of getting old or boring it’s just keeps gathering strength! Laugh out loud moments, gore galore and genuine edge of your seat suspense. So well written and cannot wait for the next instalment. Thanks Mark 👍
Standard zombie fallout formula, it’s good but could have been better. The alternate timeline stuff is quite interesting though and I can’t wait to see more of that
This book had lots of snark and great adventures! I enjoyed every single part. These characters now feel like they are a part of my life, and I can't wait to read what happens next!