*audiobook review
Do you love horror? Do you love laughing at the craziest of things while dealing with a hoard of zombies at your heels? What about being transported to another dimension- one that's worse than the one you'd previously fought to survive in and then there are smarter zombies. Along with those intelligent Z's, you have strange, alien monsters that eat both humans and the zombies when they're not riding choppers? then you've found the right series!

From the author who wrote the incredible Zombie Fallout series, here's Mark Tufo, collaborated with another great writer, John O'Brien. He's written books as popular as Leaving Las Vegas (also a movie) and A New World series. Together, they've created a world that's way too scary and hilarious because it's part of the incredible world of Mike Talbot. If you know Mike Talbot, you know these books are not just written well, they're hilarious.

Okay, so Mike and Trip have been transported to another dimension... A world where there are smarter zombies and a few other creatures, straight out of nightmares. There's also another traveler, taken from his own apocalyptic world, leaving behind a wife and children. Together, and sometimes apart, the three of them attempt to survive in a land where everything is just wrong and to their major disadvantage. Can you tell I loved these books?

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ABR's original Atlantis audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.

This is book two in a series. Three men from different worlds (Tripp and Mike are from the same world – well if you know Tripp, they are sorta from the same world …) find themselves thrust into one mysterious world complete with Zombies, Night Runners and Whistlers. Mike and Jack have secrets – secret abilities they don’t want to share in this new world where civilization has also collapsed and there is a dangerous creature lurking behind each brick. Together they head to Atlantis to find answers. Where are they? Why are they here? How can they get back home?

This trio of men is the equivalent of Abbott & Costello or Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin. Tripp is the confused goofy one who annoys Jack (he’s the serious one) and Mike who …. Well, Mike has his own sense of humor-sarcasm thing going on. As a trio, they work perfectly together. Tripp doing yoga moves in the middle of a Night Runner vs Whistler vs Zombie fight with the three guys stuck in the middle … pure entertainment!

The sense of adventure, horror and each of their quirks comes through vividly. Two different writing styles but they weave them together expertly. Although I have not heard/read the first of this series I was still captivated by how they seamlessly wove their story together allowing each of their writing styles and characters to shine through without the clumsy transitions that happens all too often.

Lots of action and edge of your seat twists and turns before they head off to another location. If you are looking for a solid answer to any of the questions, you won’t find it in this one … this is clearly the book that takes them on fact finding missions and more searching.

As usual, Sean Runnette does an excellent job of narrating. With the combination of Tufo, O’Brien and Runnette – there is no way to go wrong!

There were no production issues, everything was clear.

I have been a huge fan of Tufo for the last couple of years and I was hesitant to try this collaborative work. I’m glad I did because I couldn’t stop listening! I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys sci-fi, zombies, aliens, Runnette and the authors – Tufo and O’Brien.

Audiobook provided for review by the publisher. ( )