DEAD: Revelations: DEAD, Book 2
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DEAD: Revelations: DEAD, Book 2 Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

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The zombies have risen, the world has spiraled into chaos. Small pockets of survivors continue to struggle each day to survive. The best and worst of humanity fight the undead and themselves as they come to grips with a new, violent reality.

See the world through Steve's eyes as he tries to balance the duties of leading a band of survivors while caring for a young, Hispanic orphan girl.

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  1. Listening Length
    15 hours and 17 minutes
  2. Author
    TW Brown
  3. Narrator
    Andrew McFerrin
  4. Audible release date
    December 30, 2013
  5. Language
    English
  6. Publisher
    May December Publications, LLC
  7. ASIN
    B00HLRS872
  8. Version
    Unabridged
  9. Program Type
    Audiobook
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Listening Length 15 hours and 17 minutes
Author TW Brown
Narrator Andrew McFerrin
Whispersync for Voice Ready
Audible.com Release Date December 30, 2013
Publisher May December Publications, LLC
Program Type Audiobook
Version Unabridged
Language English
ASIN B00HLRS872
Best Sellers Rank #194,908 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals)
#2,787 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction (Audible Books & Originals)
#5,835 in Horror Fiction
#10,039 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction (Books)

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Alan Wilson
5.0 out of 5 stars TW Brown sets the bar for a thoroughly engaging and plausible Zombie novel. Not a bum note here.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2013
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I jumped into TW Brown's work on spec. I read a truck load of zombie Kindle downloads: let me make it plain...this book is easily one of the Top Five for Excellence. There's nothing I found here to dislike and a gauge of my passion for this book is that I, quite literally, found it near impossible to put down. Man...what a ripping page-turner it is.

Brown is one of the very few to field a vast "Game of Thrones" roll of characters...and to carry it off superbly. Each person stands up and is believable within the confines of the book. Okay, you could argue that some of the secondaries are a bit stereotyped, but in a zomb apoc I believe people's characters would revert to their basic attributes - shorn and delayered of their socialized Ego components - so it pretty much works just fine.

I'm a great fan of Mad Max feral humanity bursting to the surface in all its fetid horror when the thin skin of pretty-please civilization is skimmed off. Wow! Does Brown deliver on that score. So much so that the zeds are often knocked down to being grizzly bears in the woods: dangerous but avoidable. Instead, it's the sickos and nutters who are the real and present risk to pink and pleasant survivors clinging to their loops and tatters of decent behaviour.

Women are placed a risk big time but their abuse (and the soft lime sex) have tasteful veils drawn - there's sufficient to let your imagination fill in the details. In this setting, a highly commendable approach for to do otherwise would be gratuitous and distracting.

In sum, no question TW Brown is a genre master and polished wordsmith who gives full value for money. I'm hooked and have committed to working through the series. Bravo!

Minor quibble: a few tiny typos and transliterated words (e.g. breaks --- brakes). Not in any way serious. For noting only.
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Bellesmom
5.0 out of 5 stars oops i read the whole series up to #8! like that TV ad says "I'm in deep!"
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2013
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I did something I don't do with the reviews. Usually I try to write my review as soon as I have finished the book, before I start another book. I got so into this series that I feel like I have been in another world & had to pop back into my world...after I read all of them! I read all the way through the series! Mr. Brown has a very convenient thing at the end of his books. He has a list of all of his books in this series & others that were co-written, and some that were books he thought were enjoyable written by other authors & all you have to do is click on them & you are popped back to Amazon where you can purchase the book you clicked on with the convenience of Amazon's one click. Well I one clicked my heart out all the way up to book 7 Reborn. After I finished Reborn I went back to the author's page on Amazon in hopes that #8 would be waiting. No such luck but a bit of a blog caught my eye, it was from the authors blog and it was so nice, a really nice complement that turned out to be about my review! Wow! Thank you Mr. Brown for all the nice things you said, and also for all the people that were so sweet in the things they said. WOW!

This book follows the first book perfectly. The style of writing is such that before you have a chance to get tired of one group of people you are led to the next group, the characters are so important to each of their roles that they become very real. I also like the way the characters are not just killing zombies all of the time, they know that they have to find places to settle & start their new futures. The battles are not just zombies killing people & people killing zombies or bad guys, some of the fights are carefully thought out attacks. I hope I am able to give this series the justice it deserves in my reviews due to my getting in so deep that the whole first 7 books blend together into the whole story. I cant say I regret it, I enjoyed myself WAY too much for any regrets. You will not regret getting the books in this series, the author also has 1 book out that in the first 3 books together plus I believe he said 10,000 more words! Read this book and get a vacation from your life like I did.
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Ghost of Tom Jones
4.0 out of 5 stars Loved It!
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2011
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Short and sweet review. Loved the book, love the characters and the interchanging story lines. The only issue (and it may just be me), it took me a bit to get into the book as it had been a while since I read the first one, so I spent some time trying to remember the characters and the scenarios leading up to this book. Once it started coming back to me I couldnt put it down. My only critique would be to possibly add a quick synopsys, something to just help remind you who these people are and why there are where they are. I dont think it would have been necessary if there was only one group of people or one character, but since thats not the case it would have been helpful. Cant wait until the next book! Side note - this book doesnt show up even doing a search on Amazon for the author, or even using their link to the author. Very weird.I hope this isnt impacting potential readers finding of the book.
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Zeta7
5.0 out of 5 stars Get ready to stay up all night reading, you can't put this series down.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2014
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Do you notice a pattern here? No 1 or 2 star reviews, the majority are 5 star and there is a reason for that. I am a huge fan of the Walking Dead TV show and that got me to read a few "Zombie" books. I read World War Z and was ok but never gave closure. The movie was a huge disappointment. When isaw Dead: The Ugly Beginning", I thought it would bea prequel to the Walking Ded. It wasn't but what a great book, I had an extremely hard time putting it down and breezed through it. By the end of the book my appetite for more was comparable to TW's zombies lust for flesh. Revelations curtailed that appetite only until I reached the end, which I just did a few minutes ago and I just finished purchasing book 3 and will be starting it when I finish this review. TW's characters all have interesting story lines that are easy to follow and are very easy to relate to. The chapters are long enough to keep you interested but not too long to get boring. Some characters you will like, some you will hate (Garrett, Lee, Shaw), some are vanilla. One gret character is Jennifer Zombie. Reading the story from her aspect as a zombie is awesome.

I had never heard of TW Brown before I read these first two books but he has now joined my list of Stephen King, WEB Griffen & Tom Clancy as favorite authors.
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Chris
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2013
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As with each of the books in this series this was a fantastic read. If you're into the genre then you should definitely buy this entire series.
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Mrs. J. Sandland
5.0 out of 5 stars WOW - talk about a great 2nd book!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 3, 2013
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Well T.W.Brown certainly knows how to put his main characters through the wars!! This is a brilliant second book in the DEAD series. He continues splitting up chapters with the various different character journeys as he did in the first book...and it works. This book keeps you going back for more, (even in the wee hours of the morning when your eyes are blood shot and you're on your 9th coffee!!), just to see what happens next.

If you want to read a book whereby the main characters always come out on top and are never really challenged...then this book is NOT for you! There were times when I wondered if he would have any main characters left to write any more in the series. This book is gripping, realistic,(in a zombie world gone mad), gory, full of suspense...and in parts, funny.

I have already bought all the books out in this series and am making my way through them as slowly as I can, (I really don't want to get to the end). This has got to be one of the best series I have read...and I have read a LOT of the Zombie genre books out there. Buy this series - you won't be disappointed
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Dale Drake
4.0 out of 5 stars Great stuff
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 1, 2013
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Love these books they just keep getting better and better. They are everything you would expect from a great zombie apocalypse book and more. I didn't think you could get better than World War Z but finally here it is.
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fluffyredfox
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic sequel... this is going to be an amazing series!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2013
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Picks up right were Mr Brown left us, a few little pointers and reminders but nothing to miff the "avid, faithful reader".

The rotational story line is amazing, its so "real time" and allows you to follow so many plot lines, although this can get a little confusing if you read too fast (as I do in my enjoyment haste!).
A few new characters... and things take a really nasty turn in this one, human nature is way more disgusting than zombies and Mr Brown does not shy away from that, showing it for all its grotesque glory.
On the flip side, the joy and happiness elements really make you want to hug the "heroes".
You can almost forget you are reading about a ZomPoc in this book as so many human elements come into play; which makes the story move along brilliantly.

Bring on no.3 (through to....12?)
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Woodcutterfrog
5.0 out of 5 stars Very good sequel
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 6, 2013
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Carrying on from where 'the ugly beginning' finished, the second book in the series carries on in the same gripping manner. The way in which new characters are introduced and absorbed into the story line (or lines) is almost seamless.

The Author's propensity for killing off major players (both good and bad) is a little unsettling but it does keep the story fresh and moving forward, if that is the correct way to describe a series that so far seems to be all about humanity going backwards at a rate of knots!

The number of different groups and sub-plots give differing views on the developing scenario and although this adds substantially to the enjoyment of the book, it can at times be quite confusing as to which group is actually doing what.

A first rate book well worth the money to purchase and the time to read.
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