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The Remaining

By: D. J. Molles
Narrated by: Christian Rummel
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Summary

In a steel-and-lead-encased bunker 20 feet below the basement level of his house, a soldier waits for his final orders. On the surface, a plague ravages the planet, infecting over 90% of the populace. The bacterium burrows through the brain, destroying all signs of humanity and leaving behind little more than base, prehistoric instincts. The infected turn into hyper-aggressive predators, with an insatiable desire to kill and feed. Someday soon, the soldier will have to open the hatch to his bunker, and step out into this new wasteland, to complete his mission: Subvenire refectus. To rescue and rebuild.

The Remaining is the first book in the best-selling series, which tells a gritty tale of survival, perseverance and fighting to get back what has been lost.

©2012 D.J. Molles (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

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Books 1-4 are some of the best work in the genre!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I am giving this review for books 1 - 4 as I listened to them back-to-back. I would HIGHLY recommend all 4 books written so far - I am so glad that 4 had been written before I found them as this has enabled me to immerse myself in this world for the past few weeks without a break. Incredibly well written, the fear is palpable and you will find your heart beating and adrenaline pumping as you read. I love the characters I am meant to love, hate the characters I am meant to hate. The books seem realistic, you are already in a world where a major situation has happen and you are not expected to suspend your disbelief any further, they flow, everything asked is answered. Exciting, engrossing, scary, nail-biting, interesting - the smells, the decay, the evil characters, the military hardware...

What other book might you compare The Remaining to, and why?

Comparable to Robert McCammon's - Swan Song, V. M. Zito's - The Return Man, David Brin's - The Postman (ignore the film, read the book), Robert Kirkman & Jay Bonansinga's - Walking Dead books, think J. L. Bourne, Craig DiLouie, Z. A. Recht - all for the world's which they create, the believable characters and situations, the horror...

What about Christian Rummel’s performance did you like?

Well paced, calm, no silly voices, no hysterical action sequences, no unwarranted tempo changes - the voice and the character match.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Without question.

Any additional comments?

Download 1-4, listen, love... then wait for number 5 - it's in the pipeline...

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Excellent

Not your average zombie-romp. A well constructed story. Well told. A good companion. Through vivid description, a subtle build of atmosphere, and strong character-development, D J Molles offers a story that is well-paced with a natural flow. Christian Rummel's steady narration is seemingly effortless and very easy to listen to.

I'm not the greatest fan of zombie novels or movies, but this work is different. There is a sensitivity and humanity in the writing. This is reflected and imbued in the feelings, thoughts, and motivations of the main character. Despite the desperate situation, there is light in the darkness, and a compassion for the survivors and infected alike. It is a tale of relationship and respect and striving to do the right thing. This is a well-measured account of survival against all the odds. A compelling read.

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I think I could do better

Would you try another book written by D. J. Molles or narrated by Christian Rummel?

Definitely not the author. This is poor. Earth Abides, Swan Song, Lucifer's Hammer are all examples that this guy needs to learn from.

The narrator was ok, nothing special.

What was most disappointing about D. J. Molles’s story?

Character interactions are cheesy. You would not talk they way they do in a zombie apocalypse. Having a cheesy laugh and joke just wouldn't happen.
The decision making it stupid as well.
Turns the whole thing into an unbelievable mess. If you like this you will be so much more impressed by one of the aforementioned books.

How could the performance have been better?

The voices could've been more tapered, less sharp.

You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?

It did start getting exciting towards the end and I wanted him to reach a big cache of weapons... need to wait until the second book for that. I don't think so! In fact I think I will be asking for a refund on this one. It's not exactly a book, just a quarter of a book.

Any additional comments?

The older apocalypse books are SO SO much better.

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Embers of a Good Story but no Fire

Knowing that my favourite post-Apocalyptic thriller series (Arisen) is soon to end I'm keen to find another with the same bite. The Remaining has many of the elements required but doesn't quite fire the imagination in the same ways. I did enjoy some of it but the premise seemed to be a fairly weak excuse to put a special forces soldier in the midst of a minor location in America. Other than that there is nothing hugely wrong with the book but equally there wasn't anything outstanding about it either. It's mostly fairly standard zombie fayre though I do think that leaving the zombies a little more intelligence and a herd mentality offered some promise.

I can see why people are enjoying the series but to me it doesn't stand out as anything special.

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So disappointed (potential spoilers)

When you read great world builder fantasy novels or books that build up tension and atmosphere your expectations become greater. Therefore I was so disappointed with this novel. It is almost a cartoon graphic novel, there is no depth to characters, no development or even a sense of realism the reader can relate to.

Characters are cliched, either good or bad, the deaths are choreographed so obviously it reminds me of a cheesy 80s movie.

I don’t understand why other factions would go out their way to attack the protagonist. When food, ammo and resources are so low why would the “bad guys” destroy a relatively random house from their perspective and waste ammo.

The conversations remind me of those between kids with no life experience discussing options in a naive way.

I couldn’t feel anything for anyone as the plot focused just on action without the intelligent build up or realism.



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A must read for any zombie/apocalypse enthusiast

I was recommended this book by a family member, the story, characters and events are all brilliantly written and everything that happenes is believable and tense. I even caught myself holding my breath at some points

would recommend to everyone that loves this genre of books

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Promising start but!

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I wouldn't discourage them from reading it but I'd warn them of the inconsistencies in the story.

Would you ever listen to anything by D. J. Molles again?

Possibly,if I get curious/bored I liked the idea of the story he had some nice ideas, just thought it was badly thought through and if he sorts out the inconsistencies in the plot in later series I may consider.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

I liked that the narrator wasn't too annoying, his female voices sucked.

Did The Remaining inspire you to do anything?

Not waste my credits on the next book in this series just yet,will wait till I'm really curious/bored

Any additional comments?

Overall a nice idea, spoilt by the inconsistencies in the writing, and the stupidity of the main character.
At one point a character's eyes change from brown to blue, complaints of dehydration while standing in a stream washing!, Would we run out of food and basic supplies so quickly after only a month.
Would we forget we can drink water from a stream?
Surely bacterias can be controlled with anti'bs.
Why just one man and a dog per state surely a small squad would of been more feasible.

But hell super fast zombies, with prey drive and a modicum of intelligence that I liked.

I think the high ratings for this book are more reflective on how hard it is to find a well written book in this genre, and yeah I guess it is one of the better ones.

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Excellent enjoyable read with a consistent theme

What did you like most about The Remaining?

The scenario is developed in a consistent and plausible manner. The characters are believable and human. The story moves a long at a good pace and keeps you intrigued. The balance of background detail to main story line is just right. The single mindedness of the "Special Forces" main character feels accurate.

Have you listened to any of Christian Rummel’s other performances? How does this one compare?

The only small criticism I have is his range of voices, which is always a problem for a single narrator. I prefer the "Wheel of time" narration where they use a male and female narrator

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes it certainly was.

Any additional comments?

I really enjoyed this book and will we read/listen to the rest of the series. It has some new twists to this type of story, so it doesn't seem like just another Zombie/Post Apocalypse series. I enjoy the narrator and don't think about his permanence much, which is the way it should be for me.

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Zombie Virus tale - Well written - Gulity Pleasure

While books (graphic novels) by Robert Kirkman & Max Brooks are the best in the Genre), The Remaining is Zombie Virus tale that is well written and engaging.
The story is thorough in painting the details of a special forces warrior (and his craft) and how he might engage a post apocalyptic world and think through the many horror this new world presents.

A guilty pleasure, but an enjoyable one for fans of the genre or horror fans.

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Awesome

Very clever story, great plot, plausible characters. Recommend the series and I look forward to the final instalment in 2015.

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  • G Wallace
  • 10-01-14

Die Hard Meets 28 Days Later

This author must have gone to Stephan J. Cannell school. The action is intense, the bad guys are pure evil and protagonist constantly finds himself in situations that go from bad to worse. Unlike Cannell, this is much grittier and apocalyptic in scope.

I gave this series a try since the reviews were so positive, though I don't typically go for zombie type fiction. However, I was very surprised at the quality of writing and narration. I have gone on to listen to several more in this series and they all hold up to the same quality. I wouldn't call this a "zombie" series because the "infected" humans are more capable and enduring than walking corpses. They are relentless though. D.J. Molles does a terrific job of conjuring up a fairly unique story with good character development. The story is action packed and it's hard to pull away from, like getting on a roller coaster!

Be warned that there is a LOT of cursing. As the story advanced it seemed that the author took glee and inserting as many F words as possible. It does add reality to a point but at times it's too gratuitous.

Overall this is a wonderful audiobook to try if you are getting board with your other favorite audiobook series.

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  • Amanda H.
  • 30-09-13

WOW......SHOCKINGLY BRILLIANT.

28 DAYS + WALKING DEAD + ZOMBIE FALLOUT + DAY BY DAY ARMAGEDDON = THE REMAINING!

AFTER SPENDING THE YEAR WADING THROUGH HORRIBLE ZOMBIE/APOCALYPTIC BOOKS I FINALLY FEEL THE WASTED CREDITS REDEEMED BY D.J. MOLLES THE REAMING SERIES. THOUGHT I WAS NOT GOING TO LIKE THIS SERIES AS MOST BOOKS INVOLVE EX MILITARY TRYING TO SURVIVE DURING A ZOMBIE OUTBREAK BUT WOW WAS I GLAD I TOOK A CHANCE. I HAVE FINISHED ALL FOUR BOOKS IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS. I COULD NOT PUT THE BOOK DOWN.

LEE (MAIN CHARACTER) IS MY HERO. I WOULD LIKE THIS BOOK TO BE MADE INTO A MOVIE OR TELEVISION SERIES.

ZOMBIES IN THE STORY ARE HORRIFYING. SCENARIOS INVOLVING HUMANS ARE HORRIFYING. THIS IS A HORROR BOOK!

NARRATOR WAS EXCELLENT!!!!!

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  • Mike Naka
  • 16-09-13

top notch! highly recommended!

If you could sum up The Remaining in three words, what would they be?

thrilling, creepy, realistic

Which scene was your favorite?

the infected hoard scene. reminded me of some of the scenes from the movie, world war z, with hard-charging zombies.

Any additional comments?

this is a great book! definitely in my top 5. the author does things right. w/o divulging too much, lee works for the dept. of homeland security. he is one of the 48 coordinators spread across the lower 48 states. his job is to get into a bunker whenever something big happens. sometimes, he's in for a couple of days, and sometimes he's in for a week or two. when the fury virus hits, frank lee's commander orders him into his bunker. as the story opens, lee is going stir crazy b/c this is the longest he's ever gone being cooped up in the bunker, and the news is not good- people are killing each other. it's july 3rd and all of the news web sites are stuck on news from june 28th. lee is eagerly awaiting his regularly scheduled call from frank, hoping frank will give him the low down. lee's only companion is his trained german shepherd, tango.

the author does a great job portraying the emotions lee goes through, from feeling antsy, anxious, and claustrophobic in his bunker to being jumpy and nervous when leaving his bunker for the first time. the range of emotions lee goes through is totally believable and realistic.you can feel what he is going through.

i found the pacing of the story to be perfect. the author doesn't rush the plot, and the plot keeps moving. there are no slow points, and you won't get bored at all. there's plenty of character development mixed in with the action.

while this is not a traditional zombie book, i really dug the spin the author put on it. the infected are alive, aggressive, and fast, reminiscent of 28 days later. just like in that movie, when the infected show up in this story, it is heart pounding!

christian rummel's narration perfectly fits lee. he was a pleasure to listen.

overall, a truly exceptional and realistic apocylaptic story. if you're into end of the world or zombie stories, you'll definitely want to add this to your library. i highly recommend it!

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  • ajcb
  • 29-09-19

Highway robbery: Story chopped to sell next book

I've listened to a lot of audible books, but this is the very first one I've come across where they cut the story abruptly to sell the next book in the series. I'm all for authors getting paid, but this book is sold under false pretenses of being a complete story. What you should expect in a book is a complete story, even if it is part of a series. What you get at with this book is an interruption, followed by an ad saying if you want to hear the rest of it, buy the next book in the series. Poor marketing, and an obvious money-grab.

As for the quality of the story, it appears average. DJ Molles is a good writer, (Johnny, a self-contained book, was almost a masterpiece) but the plot of this is very predictable and droll. There's worse literature out there, but if you can get more out of this sandbag by watching a few episodes of The Walking Dead on Netflix instead, why bother spending money on this, 3 times over? That's closing in on $100 for a B-grade zombie novel.

There is nothing special or unique in this book. No underlying theme, unique concept, or special circumstances that would set it apart from other typical post-apocalyptic zombie adventures. It can't even bother to part company with the blueprint set by "The Walking Dead" enough to be set in some other location of the country. Mundane.

The story is a "realman" survivor meme, where the hero named "Lee", a US Army Colonel that faces a post-apocalyptic nightmare in the deep south. Lee has a mission, a very predictable one. That's pretty much it.

There's a lot of correctly-phrased gun and survival equipment fetishism to make up for the lack of plot. Details of gear is often used as filler when trying to prove the hero is a "realman" in these kinds of books. Real men know their survival gear, are trained killers and live by the credo: "Guns food and water". The rest is all about saving weeping women and children, meeting tough old survivor ex-military mountain men like themselves, shooting the dog.

This is the standard cliche wet dream of every weekend Field & Stream survivalist wannabe seeking male validation in a post-apocalyptic fantasy, wrapped up in an average, predictable linear plot, interrupted by a money-grab shakedown of the reader at the end. Thumbs down.

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  • Jim "The Impatient"
  • 10-05-14

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THE ONLY EASY DAY WAS YESTERDAY
All the hoopla is well deserved. This is an exceptionally good book. At least three of the people I am following have recommended this. I like this almost as well as Patient Zero by Maberry. This does not have the humor of Maberry, but has the build up and tension, that Patient Zero did not have. The tension builds as the book goes along. If you try to read this in one day, I guarantee it will affect your mind or your mood. There are parts in this book will you will scream in your head, no!, please don't let that happen to so and so. I can't tell you whom or whoms get knocked off or it will ruin the surprise. The third book is on sale today and I have bought it, knowing I will have to pay full price for book 2.

Christian Rummel is in the class of Ray Porter and Dick Hill. Excellent

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  • Drew (@drewsant)
  • 04-06-14

Have to commit to more than just this book

When are Zombies not Zombies? In “The Remaining” zombie like people are running amuck through the world and Captain Lee Harden is there to try and help bring civilization back from the brink! The story has a great premise but it lacks direction. The reader gets a pretty good idea of what’s going on, meeting various characters and is entertained with some great action, but the story doesn't go anywhere. The end leaves nothing wrapped up (which is one of my pet peeves) so that you have to read the second book. That being said, I've already picked up the second book and will be starting it soon. It has great writing and big potential; you just have to be prepared to read more than one book to get a complete picture.

Mr. Rummel does a great job in the narration, which really brings the story to life!

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  • Midwestbonsai
  • 23-09-13

Holy Crap Action and smart zombies

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I am so glad that I took a chance with The Remaining, turns out it is the first book of a series that I must now complete. D.J. Molles first introduces a secret "super solider" that is tucked away just in case the worst happens, if it does his orders are to eliminate the threat and to aid in the reestablishment of a government. Much of the audiobook is the internal dialog of this solider and the personal struggles of being isolated from the world for over a month to emerge to a different world. Turns out that the plague that ravaged the planet turns people into zombie like creatures that have some intelligence and some talk or communicate or scream which only adds to the soldiers torment of killing them. Filled with pulse pounding suspense, exquisitely engineered action and a truly terrifying take on zombies. I have already bought the second audiobook in the series and cannot wait to be further horrified.

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  • Terry
  • 21-11-17

Part of a book.

This book just stopped mid story. Like you just finished a chapter. I understand it’s a series but one book SHOULD be able to stand in its own. This one does not. Not too happy.

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  • David
  • 15-10-15

Is that all there is?

I have never had any interest in the living dead. I have seen a couple movies which, in the end, seemed rather unimaginative in their approach to generating a reliable adrenaline rush and not much more. Still, though I clearly don't share it, I have always recognized that the topic holds an intrinsic fascination for many people beyond the simple shoot-them-in-the-head-and-don't-get-bitten basics of the genre, and perhaps I was missing something I simply had not connected with as yet. So when I saw "The Remaining" at reduced price, I decided to take the plunge and see if I could get used to the water.

Unfortunately nothing about this book gave me any reason to read another zombie thriller, whether it be the next in this series or one of the others which have been so successful lately. Even these supercharged hordes were not enough to make up for the fact that the scope of the plot and the action is so limited by the basic premise. Even when you add the presence of petty local war lords energized by the loss of societal structure, the possibilities of situation and character are sadly circumscribed. A writer, certainly a run of the mill writer, has very little leeway given the requirements of the genre. It is not a formula which encourages really interesting character development or a finely crafted plot.

I suspect that the real appeal of the genre lies in the question, "What would I do and could I survive," and I might be able to get caught up in that challenging world of the imagination if it were not for the fact that nothing about the story line is believable. Main characters make foolish decisions to provide a path to the next confrontation with the hordes or the thugs. Then the characters we are supposed to care about overcome the swarms in completely unrealistic action sequences because they must in order for the story to go on. And the story going on seems, really, to be the actual point of this particular book. It is short and ends very much in the middle of things in hopes that our curiosity will drive the sale of the next in the series. Is that all there is? No, no, there is much much more to come, but I am reasonably certain that none of it will be anything "more" at all. I'm out.

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  • zak
  • 03-06-14

Too much cursing.

If you could sum up The Remaining in three words, what would they be?

Plauge, Survival, Cursing

Who was your favorite character and why?

Definately Lee. He is described very well and is has very realistic relationships especially with is dog.

What about Christian Rummel’s performance did you like?

HE brought the words to life. He did much more than read it. He really PERFORMED it.

Any additional comments?

I love this series and can't wait for the newest book to come out. My only beef with this series is the cursing. I know that most apocalypse survival novels I have tried have had loads of cursing. I guess everyone in the apocalypse curses like a disgruntled sailor turned construction worker who has just slammed their thumb with a hammer. But I think it can be toned down a bit. I know there are many more words a person can use when they are pissed than the same F and S-Bombs over and over and over.

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