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Narrated by:
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Scott Thomas
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By:
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Jeff Strand
From the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Haunted Forest Tour and Wolf Hunt comes another action-packed over-the-top creature feature!
Rusty Moss has raised his niece Mia since she was a baby. Now that she's almost 18, he's worried that the life he's given her - living off the grid in a cabin deep in the woods - is holding her back from her full potential. But that angst gets pushed aside when the undead forest animals arrive.
At first it's just a squirrel - shockingly violent and almost impossible to kill. Followed by a grizzly bear, also aggressive and resilient, even when point-blank shotgun blasts to the face are involved.
Now the cabin is surrounded by all manner of zombie creatures. Rusty and Mia have no way to call for help. The truck that could take them to safety is three miles away, stuck in the mud.
But Rusty and Mia have their courage. They have their wits. And, most importantly, they have an ax and a fully fueled chainsaw...
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great b movie horror fest
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I loved the work Thomas did on this, some great voices and he flips from funny to fearful faster than Ash in Evil Dead.
Loooooooved this book. Do a puma check before reading.
Christmas Vacation Squirrel becomes undead
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Fun, but don't expect it to be too serious
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This was a fun little read, not very long but I enjoyed ever bit of it. It was an interesting concept. My only gripe was Rusty and his neice seemed to take on way too much and escaped seemingly impossible odds. But that doesn't make this a bad book by any means. I do recommend this book for a fun undead animal experience! Reminds my of Ash vs. Evil Dead with the use of the chainsaw. Love it!
Rusty vs. Evil Dead... Animals.
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I enjoyed this campy horror story and wished that he had written it years ago when my son was Mia's age. I used to read out loud to him and I think we could have had a very good time with this story. There are two main (but minor) reasons why I didn't give this story a full 5-star rating.
First, I had a hard time pinning down Uncle Rusty's personality - Introverted mountain man? Warm and humorous family man? Low-key Marlborough man? Thin-haired Clint Eastwood? So, for example, when (SPOILER ALERT!) he slipped and fell on a decapitated wolf's head and caught his arse on fire (END SPOILER ALERT!), I wasn't quite sure how to picture his behaviour and reaction in my mind. I wasn't sure how 'in-character' his actions and reactions were. Similarly, Mia had a very mature temperament, considering everything she went through. She kept herself frosty for pretty much the entire story. I hope she doesn't waste that skill when she grows up - she'd be a good hostage negotiator or bomb disposal expert.
My second minor issue was the never-ending gauntlet of woodland creatures that this pair encountered. Given their injuries and the number of their encounters, I can't understand where they found the energy and focus to use their weapons or come up with plans. That's part of the humour of the story, I suspect, but Rusty and Mia seemed to be as freakishly indestructible as the creatures they were fighting.
Other than these two distractions, I have no complaints and think that the story was structured well, with a good ending.
Scott Thomas was an excellent choice to narrate this particular story. I increased the playback speed slightly (to 1.25x) and found that pace to be the right speed for the action that was taking place in the story. He struck a great balance between disbelief, seriousness, and warmth. I'd recommend him without hesitation.
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never-ending gauntlet of zombie fauna
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Another winner
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Zombie Forest Animals
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Highly recommend!
Zombie Bear…. Need I say more?
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If You Give A Carpenter a Chainsaw...
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As always, I really enjoyed both the characters and the story. Strand gets you close to the characters and develops a story that brings you in quickly. I was really surprised by how much agony they could endure fighting for survival. Their relationship was great and I loved the playful banter they had between each other. I really felt that Mia was lucky to have such a great uncle.
Scott Thomas did a great job with the narration. I liked his character voices and thought he really brought the story to life.
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Zombie Squirrels Seem Surprisingly Terrifying
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