mark tufo zombie fallout series in order

Jack Walker and Michael Talbot come from two worlds the same, yet different. While Timothy is much more interested in using his new found terrible self to scare the crap out of Hugh’s future meals. The Zombie side of him called Hugh only cares about his never ending hunger of all humans. When he was bitten on the first day of the zombie-apocalypse he turned the tides on a single-minded virus he affectionately called Hugh. Timothy lived a life only a psychopathic sociopath could enjoy and understand. Find out what a man trapped in his own mind will do to survive when he wakes up to find himself a zombie controlled by a self-aware virus. Timothy was not a good man in life and being undead clown zombie did little to improve his disposition. They are a rag-tag group of survivors who when pushed to the limit realize that they are all each other has. Traveling with her are Ben-Ben the high strung Yorkie, her favorite two-legger Jessie, Jessie's younger brother Zachary and Riley's arch-enemy Patches the Cat. This is the story of Riley, an American Bulldog, follow along as she tries to keep her pack safe from a zombie apocalypse. When the zombie apocalypse strikes without warning one dog will hold the fate of her pack in her paws. It details his never-ending battle against hordes of zombies led by their zombie queen, a 500 year old vampire named Eliza, hell bent on destroying everything Mike lives to protect. “Zombie Fallout” is the story of Michael Talbot, a sarcastic, germ phobic, OCD, ex-marine, prepper and his family and friends living through a zombie apocalypse. Bravo.ZOMBIE FALLOUT 1-10 (additional Zero and 3.5) It is a wonderful blend that can have you gasping one second, crying another and laughing out loud. What would your average middle father do to survive and keep his family alive during a Zombie Apocalypse? Mark Tufo provides us the answer to this question with skill, humor, action and the worries and concerns any father would have.

Review 2: The first novel of this series hooked me and I happy to say this conti. He's sacked me into the zombie world, and I'm disturbingly grateful.

) The humor and diverting thought paths that Tufo brings to the characters is so close to my own, that the books become so much greater than a 'C' horror flick. Damnit if I don't have to say he was right, again. And when I ran out of material, I started Zombie Fallout with slight apprehension. He put all of the audio books onto my ipod when loading more of my typical crime drama or fantasy novels. My husband started this series first and read me tidbits of humor. Review 1: I have never liked zombie movies, or even the notion of brain-eating, decaying bodies.

Mark tufo zombie fallout series in order