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Winter of Blood

This Rotten World, Book 4

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Winter of Blood

By: Jacy Morris
Narrated by: T.L. Howell
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Winter falls hard on Oregon, burying the world under snow and ice. One group of survivors, stuck in a tomb of their own creation, fights to survive, while another group treks across the snowbound countryside, leaving a trail of bloody footprints in their wake...and an army of the undead.

The Pacific Ocean calls. Safety calls. But as Mother Nature rakes her frozen claws across the land, the coast could hardly seem further away. Will our survivors make it through this Winter of Blood, or will they be buried by an avalanche of the dead?

Find out in the thrilling fourth installment of This Rotten World: This Rotten World: Winter of Blood.

©2020 Jacy Morris (P)2021 Jacy Morris
Fiction Horror Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Scary Survival Winter
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The story continues at the same pace as the previous volumes. I enjoy the consistency in the author’s approach. Having read an embarrassing amount of zombie fiction, I can tell when authors are just winging it vs when they have thought out the story arc for several books in advance, and this is the latter.

I like this narrator generally - one thing though: someone needs to tell him the correct pronunciation of the word “quay”. He says it like KWAY 🤦🏻‍♂️. It is not indicative of the rest of the reading, however, and it’s only used like two times.

A consistently interesting series

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