Z-Burbia: The Road Trip Trilogy: Books 4-6

Written by Jake Bible

Narrated by Andrew B Wehrlen

Z-Burbia 4: Cannibal Road

Forced out of Asheville, Jace Stanford’s family, along with a convoy of suburbanites, misfits, criminals, and soldiers, must battle their way through the I-40 corridor of Eastern Tennessee. 

When they are separated from their friends and allies in Knoxville, the Stanfords have to rely on their skills as post-apocalyptic survivors to fight off the Zs, insane Vols fans, homicidal sorority girls, and the most deadly of the post-apocalyptic threats- cannibal gangs!

No longer are the Stanfords trying to survive day by day, but hour by hour and minute by minute, as they flee Z-Burbia and race through the hellscape of Cannibal Road!

Also contains-

Z-Burbia 5: The Bleeding Heartland

and

Z-Burbia 6: Rocky Mountain Die

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jake Bible Fiction LLC
• Release date: Jun 22, 2021
• ISBN: 9781667004556

Jake Bible

Jake Bible lives in Asheville, NC with his wife and two kids. He is the author of many published short stories and the creator of a new literary form: the Drabble Novel. DEAD MECH represents the introduction to the world of the Drabble Novel, a novel written 100 words at a time. The Americans represents the sidequel to DEAD MECH. Jake really likes making s%#t up, even brand new words and literary forms. He also has many stories available as ebooks, including the collection Bethany And The Zombie Jesus: A Novelette And 11 Other Tales Of Horror And Grotesquery (also available in print) and 31 Days Of Halloween. Learn more about Jake and his work at www.jakebible.com. Links to his Facebook fan page, Twitter and his forum can be found there, as well as his weekly drabble release, Friday Night Drabble Party, and his weekly free audio fiction podcast.

Reviews for Z-Burbia

[Atticus Foster · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The final three books in the series keep it going. Andrew B. Wherlen as Jace once again knocks it out of the park. There are a lot of great moments and it takes you to the end. My only real complaint is some of of writing feels a little lazy in parts (important characters dying essentially off screen, not fully following up on characters storylines). It has a mostly satisfying conclusion and it keeps you guessing though, so all in all it was a good read.