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Zombie Fallout 7: For The Fallen
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- LG
- 01-19-14
Disappointed with unfinished feeling.
Is there anything you would change about this book?
First let me say I love this series. Mark Tufo is a freakin genius and Sean Runnette's narration is awesome. But this book left me with an unfinished feeling unlike the rest in the series. I enjoyed this book as much as the rest, but it left me feeling like I was watching great movie and the power went out. I had to double check that I didn't accidentally skip the end of the book some how. I hate the feeling of having to buy the next book to find out the end of a story. I never felt that way with all the other books in this series.
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- PL from NC
- 05-24-17
Cringe-worthy dialogue killing story....
Is there anything you would change about this book?
After listening to 7 books in this series, I can't help but admit my interest level has been chipped away by the horribly cheesy dialogue- especially that written for the main character. I've noticed this with other novels: for some reason, weak dialogue you would skim right past while reading- seems way more painful to listen to when read aloud. The relentless, forced dopiness of Mike is wearing me thin.
I can get past the authors tortured metaphors, but the dialogue is so distracting that it's taking away from an otherwise entertaining series.
The other painful aspect of this story specifically is the over-the-top ridiculousness of the "Trip" story line. It would have actually been a fun single CHAPTER.... but making him a recurring story arc was a horrible decision. It's painful to listen to.
And the last frustration is the overuse of flashbacks to Mikes early life. They are superfluous to the story and really give me the feeling that the author is once again adding useless filler to stretch the story out longer than it should naturally be.
Would you ever listen to anything by Mark Tufo again?
My interest in waning.... and I LOVE this genre. I will start the next book, but if it the shortcomings of this book continue- it will be my last.
What does Sean Runnette bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
At first, I really enjoyed his performance. Actually, I still think he's doing a great job, but he's being forced to read some pretty horrific dialogue.
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- Theodore
- 11-14-13
Yes! Yes! Yes! AWESOMENESS!
I have been experiencing Zombie Fallout withdrawal, I know that there are other Mark Tufo books and all of them scratches that itch of Tufo-ism I have needed but none compare to the epicness of Zombie Fallout with Mike, his family, BT + Tommy facing a Zombie Apocalypse and all that it entails.
I am a scientist at heart, a theoretical Chemist to be exact so I express myself well in the form of equation. I will use an equation to describe the narration:
Sean Runnette + Mark Tufo = Perfection!
That's just it.... Absolute PERFECTION. I don't know what fate put this author and this narrator together but to the powers that be... Thank you!
Now this book is just plain exciting... There are so many moments that you are at the edge of your seat... And if you are a true fan of the art of Tufo-ism then you find a couple references to other books in the Talbot Universe (Callis Rose reference the most obvious there) which is always a trip. You have that dry sarcasm teeming from Mike Talbot, the mismatched thought processes of Trip along with his poor wife who is just perpetually confused by her husband, the downright brutish nature of BT, the crafty and hard to kill Mrs. Denou.... With the death of Eliza, Mike has to find a new quest and the quest here is simply to find a cure for his son and his best friend. This book was the nice combination of action as well as plot development.
The book put me in a rather peculiar conundrum.... One where I couldn't help but make my way through this title, and also definitely not wanting it to end. It ended all too soon for me.... There will be more though. Thankfully there will be more! So my only problem with this title is..... I have to wait for book 8.
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- adrian
- 12-30-13
Great Series but Half a Book
I absolutely loved the series, and have also started the Lycan books too (maybe too early), and this book is no exception to the quality of both the story and the Sean Runnette's narration.
The big negative I found was that it reminded me of the Twilight movies, where the last version was split in two to drag the story out, which may or may not have been the case, as the public were no doubt eager to get Mark's new chapter, but the story suddenly ended and left me wanting.
I think I would have been happy to wait another six months for the complete story (of this chapter anyway), and certainly hope that the second half of the book comes out soon.
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- Jason
- 12-26-17
the story gets weaker and stranger
I did love this series but after seven books it's getting weird and strange. focus
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- Beemaster
- 03-04-14
80 hours into a book series & it just ended BLAH
Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?
This book, NO - stop at book SIX and use your imagination. Book 7 was a real disappointment even though all the characters reunited.
Would you recommend Zombie Fallout 7: For The Fallen to your friends? Why or why not?
The only good thing was that TRIP was back, although this time not funny, just a sad burned out stoner that annoyed everyone.
What about Sean Runnette’s performance did you like?
He is great, he brings Mike especially to life in EVERY book. His voicing of the main characters are all great - shame this book just ended out of nowhere, I swear I'm gonna check the print version and see if the audiobook left out about 30 minutes of important stuff that wrapped up a long and enjoyable series.
Could you see Zombie Fallout 7: For The Fallen being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
NO. This book had no ending, it was just dropped like a greased pig, leaving us hanging. Make a story out of 1 thru 6 and you have a great mini-series. Add book 7 and you might as well put up a giant "THE END?" sign when it's over.
Any additional comments?
Book 6 rocked, the ending was well crafted an explained a lot of the immense sorry of one of the main characters. It would have left you hanging but fullfilled, unlike book 7 which just left you hanging after teasing you with a few chapters that never made it to the book - we were robbed of a conclusion, cheated after listening to 80 wonderful hours of smart sarcastic humor and blood and guts. Shame it ended so poorly.
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- Heather M. Ruth-Durham
- 12-23-13
Not my favorite of the series but still...
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
All Mark Tufu's books are time well spent..absoutely
If you’ve listened to books by Mark Tufo before, how does this one compare?
This is not my favorite of the series because he corrupted the characters in this book. He emasculated BT, made DeNo important, made Tommy the tamest vampire in the world and the doctor filled with hate. Dennis was introduced as a guy capable of anything but just follows DeNo around like a lapdog..what the f!
What does Sean Runnette bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
He has just enough smartass and badass for the role!
Do you think Zombie Fallout 7: For The Fallen needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
Oh yeah, he has got to fix this!
Any additional comments?
Mark Tufo is capable of sooo much more. Please order his other books!! You wont regret it.
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- Naomi
- 12-16-13
I'm afraid to say it...
...but it wasn't my favorite of the Talbot Family saga.
*Dodging stones*
It felt a bit rushed. Sure, I loved hearing more from the Talbot family, BT and the return of Trip but when I heard "This is the conclusion of the audio book..." I literally said out loud, "That's it?" I literally scrubbed back to see if I had accidentally missed a few chapters.
When I run out of audiobooks to binge upon, I'll revisit this and see if my opinion remains the same.
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- Mike Naka
- 11-15-13
hibernation does a zombie good!
Any additional comments?
i must admit i was a little leery about the direction of the story now that eliza has been killed. i mean what could be worse than a vampire with mind control powers over zombies having a serious grudge against you? so, i was a little puzzled by publisher's summary, "What he does not know is that an old foe has risen up and a more insidious threat has emerged to not just the Talbots but all of humanity." so yes, i had to google the word, insidious, just to make sure i knew exactly what it meant. i can admit that AND still keep my man card. LOL now that i think about it, wanting to know exactly what insidious means probably has more to do with my obsession with this series. at first, i thought an enemy more insidious than eliza? no way! but after i looked it up, i realized i only knew a partial meaning of the word. after learning the full meaning of insidious and listening to the story, i now agree with the publisher's summary. eliza is not insidious. heck, she'd drive a dump truck full of zombies through the word! no, i'm not going to tell you what it means. go google it. i'm not your mother.
"huh? what? take my pills?" sorry for the tangent folks. the adhd must be kicking in. LOL i'm supposed to be writing a review of the story, right? ok...on with the show...
overall, the story is very entertaining. it's more of the same- the mike and bt comedy hour, but what's new is who occasionally gets in on it- tommy! no, you're not drunk or high! yes, you're reading that right. tommy gets in some zingers. and that's one of the surprising parts of this book. tommy has changed again. in this book, he's a b@d@$$, and it was kewl to see him let loose.
the story is mostly told from mike's perspective, but interspersed b/ween his journal entries are tripp's story and mrs. deneaux's story. yes, the b!tch everybody loves to hate is still alive and doing her worst. oh will i savor it when she gets her comeuppance! believe it or not, tripp is even zanier in this book than in the previous one.
milk does a body good! so does hibernation! well, at least for zombies. good for them but not for mike and company. early to bed, early to rise makes a man, healthy, wealthy, and wise. well, hibernation does a zombie good in a really bad way for mankind. with eliza roasting over the coals, romero has left the building.
i won't say what they are, but there are a few plot threads that finally get tied together in this book. the weaving together of these threads reveals the insidious threat the publisher describes. so, not all is well in zombieland. this direction makes me a wee bit squeamish. but it won't stop me from downloading the next installment. speaking of which, the ending of this story is very abrupt, even for a tufo novel.
as for narration, i have 1 word, "runnette." 'nuff said. btw, i finally googled him, and he looks nothing like i imagined.
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- BikeVON
- 10-27-16
Burned out
When Mark became some sort of god I lost interest. Since he is still having those conversations... nor for me any longer.
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- Mark
- 12-11-13
Amazing
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I would definitely recommend this to a friend i have been trying to get a group of friends interested in Mark Tufo's books for a while as his writing style is fantastic.
Who was your favorite character and why?
as a devout Talbot follower I often find my self asking "what would Talbot do?"
Which character – as performed by Sean Runnette – was your favourite?
Sean and Mark are the perfect match, Marks writing is brought to life by Sean's unique voice and skill.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Mike and BT are on top form as ever the duo had me laughing all the way through
Any additional comments?
spoiler alert!!! If your worried about the absence of a certain vampire, don't be, there is a fantastic twist to this story that certainly takes the Talbot family through even more danger and it this book looks set to see more Zombie Fallouts in future.
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- Chris
- 12-09-13
So good to be "back with Mike"...
If you could sum up Zombie Fallout 7: For The Fallen in three words, what would they be?
funny, poignant, enlightening
What did you like best about this story?
The exploration of the unfinished business that the characters faced "post Eliza". Along with new twists (wont ruin those) and developments in the way everything happened in the first place and how the plot teases with the tie ins that run back through generations of the Talbots. Good back story for some of the other characters too!For a fan of the set, this felt like coming home!
Which scene did you most enjoy?
Epilogue 2 as its a big teaser about the fact that theres something special about Mike that has "always been there"
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
The whole book and I CANT ruin it for other readers
Any additional comments?
This book is not the end of the ZF series, that much becomes obvious....but it does lay a LOT of groundwork and it's building up to something spectacular....ZF8 will be a rollercoaster
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- K.B
- 12-20-21
Excellent!!! Couldn't stop listening.
Would highly recommend to anyone, funny, sad and unable to stop listening. You have to start on book 0.5 and its free!!! Brilliantly narrated, just going to purchase book 8!!!
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- SimonP
- 05-23-21
Tripping the light fandango!
The story is honestly getting better, even with being a number of books into the plat and I love the fact that trip is Trip is back!
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- William
- 02-18-19
He did it again.
I listen to Marks book and as always tufo and runnette help their audience relate with the characters.
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- Mrs. Pa Davies
- 01-27-19
Great series
Mark Tufo is awesome ! Really witty and full of surprises! Awesome Narrator too! I would highly recommend.
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- Steven
- 10-01-17
epic again
yet another great novel only gets better with each one next one already downloading yes
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- Clare
- 08-03-17
brilliant as always
Book 7 of the series does not let you down. Just as gripping as the rest.
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- Thomas Barnes
- 06-20-17
brilliant stories, love all variations
I love all the books and am holiday listening to
them all again for like the fourth time. they are in my opinion the best zombie books and the characters are genius. I have all the books and love them all
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- Jack
- 06-12-15
Need some gore in your life? listen up then
Must of paid for his kids to go to college I've enjoyed it so much
love how all the books are linked together and not just talking about the zombie fallout series
only problem I've had was I'd wish tommy stayed as the kid he was at the start of the first few books like when he cut about with a bow and arrow
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- Chelsea
- 12-01-21
So much fun
The series is fun and a bit left field for the zombie genre.
It’s fresh characters are detailed and multilayered.
It’s male lead is loveable and kind.
Significantly lacking characters who are woman who have more than a wife or daughter or vampire queen/evil one.
It’s great
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- Miranda Buckley
- 11-08-21
Fantastic series
Really enjoying listening to how Mikes life is panning out the guys just doesn’t seem to get a break. A must listen too
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- scott townsend
- 09-02-21
another great book
the voice actor Is amazing and I love this series. I will be buying the whole lot.