Audiobook Review: Wormwood Dawn, Episode 3 by Edward Crae!

• Written by: Edward Crae
• Narrated by: Clifford Edwards
• Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins 
• Unabridged Audiobook
Release Date:02-11-16

Publisher: Shawn E. Crapo

On a routine trip to gather supplies in a nearby town, the trio picks up another member who adds a much-needed contrast to their own personalities. His skills and attitude will round out the group, bringing them all closer together and making survival a little easier - and much more interesting. Disturbed by a few startling revelations they find during their scouring, Dan begins to probe into the notebooks discovered at a previous looting spree in order to find answers. His quest for the truth brings shocking revelations that make the end of the world even stranger and more horrifying than it was before.This third installment of Wormwood Dawn will shatter the age-old formula and drive the apocalypse into a dark and terrifying direction that knows no bounds.

My Thoughts:

I'm going to start this one of by saying that this episode of the serial was the best so far, both story wise and narration wise. Now Clifford Edwards did a great job with each of the ones he narrated but the production quality was very echoey. This ones production was flawless, thank goodness. Now there were echoey parts but they were used to demonstrate thoughts but this is really well narrated. Well done to the narrator for developing and evolving!!

Now onto the story. It's really hard to say anything about this without spoiling it, so all I'm going to say is that it just keeps getting better and better!! We have another new character, and there are some truly shocking discoveries made!! Poor Dan just doesn't get any breaks and again, I'm left waiting and I need the next installment ASAP! 

This author is definitely one to check out. He has such an amazing writing style and can truly tell a great story. I hope this is bundled into a full collection so I can experience the full story together. 

*I received a copy of this for review. This in no way affected my thoughts.*