To be honest, I'm probably not going to listen to the 3rd book if they record it cause I cant deal with the saliva thing again for an okay book. Anyways I thought the voodoo stuff was pretty interesting and really added to the story and made it different than your traditional zombie book. Clark: withdrawn, officious at work, and very controlling of his fiance. He is also one of the five who is sent to Paradis Island to invade the people in the walls. Le had been found dead, her body crammed into a wall in the basement of a Yale. The author could have done so much with that love triangle and instead made it dull by making everyone just get along. and Annie and is a Tybur who possesses the Warhammer Titan. The team finds help in unlikely places, meeting more survivors, and discovers the possibility of a new beginning. In any real life story that would absolutely not happen. Controlling the Dead (The Famished Trilogy Book 2) by Annie Walls, tfc Parks ( 168 ) 3.99 With the help of her new companions, the path Kansas follows leads to more knowledge of the ever adapting famished. And then to top that whole thing off, there really isnt any headbutting between the two guys who are both interested in the main girl (Kan). Then she starts being madly in love with Rudy again and is constantly talking about how hot he is, like her love for Mack had just vanished. They dont really talk about what happened or if they should try to make it work out, they just go back to being friends.ish like nothing had ever happened. But then with this one her pick (Mack) from the last book was just thrown aside over the teeniest of issues. With the first one I thought the love triangle was decently done. obviously with reading an entire book outloud, you're going to have to swallow alot but whatever equipment they used made it so much louder than I've ever heard with a narration. And I dont really think it was the narrator's fault. I felt like I was taking a bath in her saliva it was so noticeable. I could hear every single gulp that the reader took and to be honest it was kind of gross and annoying to me. So let me start my review by saying that the narration (not really the narrator but the equipment used.? maybe?) was kind of awful.

Controlling the Dead by Annie Walls