No God: Adrian's March, Part 3
Adrian's Undead Diary, Book 11
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Narrated by:
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James Anderson Foster
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By:
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Chris Philbrook
About this listen
Adrian Ring is broken. He was wounded badly, and with dead loved ones on all sides, he makes a bold, life-changing decision; he’s leaving Bastion and its people to help the unknown second Trinity in Europe, where a terrible strain of faster, smarter undead still rampage in the streets.
Clinging to what’s left of his tattered soul, he must assemble a small team to bring across the Atlantic aboard one of the few still-operational US Navy frigates. There, he is reunited with his lost brother William.
The battle ahead is ominous enough, but the journey might kill him before he sets foot on European soil. He must battle the wills of those who will be left behind at Bastion, The Factory, Spring Meadows and MGR, plus ensure a proper transition of power.
He must wage a war of wills against a rag-tag Navy crew who sees him as a self-proclaimed savior, and against a captain who is at odd with his risk-taking, bold nature.
The zombies might be the least of his problems.
No God contains Adrian’s journal entries from July 4th, 2014 through Sept. 3rd, 2014. It also contains the side fictions; A Man of God, The Cleaving, I Can See Clearly Now, and The A Game.
©2020 Chris Philbrook (P)2020 Chris PhilbrookWhat listeners say about No God: Adrian's March, Part 3
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- Wuffies
- 02-12-2020
This book sets the stage.
Chris once again doesn't disappoint, nor does James Foster. It's good to hear 'Adrian' reading again.
This book sets the stage, introduces new characters and places.
While the book itself is short compared to the books leading up to 10, it begins with as much intrigue and interest, and leaves with as much satisfaction while wielding the same back-and-forth from diary to individual character experiences.
I've the distinct prejudgemental sensation of hatred for characters and adoration for others. I easily, greedily got through this book in one sitting by disowning all responsibilities and family for a day.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-11-2023
A review you say?
How can one review brilliant fun fiction, as art is, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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- Kvasir
- 06-12-2020
Probably the weakest in the series
I was so excited when it was available,
But quite disappointed in it.
Still enjoyed it, but by far the weakest book in the series.
Hope the next one will be stronger again
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