Dead Mech: A Military Sci-Fi Action Adventure with Mechs in a Zombie Apocalypse

Jake Bible

Jun 2014 · The Apex Trilogy Book 1 · Samannah Media · Narrated by Julie Hoverson

About this audiobook

Military Sci-Fi Adventure Series - In a Post Apocalyptic far future, there is only one thing that can save the fragile civilizations humanity has cobbled together: the mechs. A ragtag crew of mech pilots must battle the undead hordes, cannibal tribes, and religious cults in a daily race to keep humanity safe. But now a threat worse than anything has surfaced and is growing stronger. The undead have reanimated in their own battle machines and created the rise of the Dead Mechs!

Dead Mech is a zombie-filled, post-apocalyptic, military scifi, mecha action/adventure novel like no other!

Reviews:

“It’s mechs. It’s zombies. It’s zombies in mechs. You already know you’re going to buy it. So just get it over with.” -New York Times Bestselling Author Scott Sigler

Other books by Jake Bible:

By Genre:

Science Fiction-

Roak: Galactic Bounty Hunter Series

Max Rage: Intergalactic Badass!

The Flipside Sagas

The Salvage Merc One Series

Drop Team Zero

Outpost Hell

Galactic Vice

Agent Prime

Dead Mech/The Apex Trilogy

Fighting Iron Series

Mech Corps

Reign of Four

The AntiBio Series

In Perpetuity

Thriller/Action/Adventure-

Max Rage: Intergalactic Badass!

The Mega/Team Grendel Thrillers

The Flipside Sagas

Blood Cruise

Agent Prime

Galactic Vice

Post-Apocalyptic-

The Z-Burbia Series

Dead Team Alpha Series

Dead Mech/The Apex Trilogy

EverRealm

Fighting Iron Series

The AntiBio Series

The Kaiju Winter Series

Zombies!-

The Z-Burbia Series

Dead Team Alpha Series

Dead Mech/The Apex Trilogy

EverRealm

Ratings and reviews

The author hops back and forth between scenes constantly. It's really tedious way to tell a story. A 20 minute sitcom would make sense in such a format, but for a novel it's maddening. I love the ambition and imagination of a mech-filled zombie apocalypse, but it does read like an ambitious but inexperienced novice wrote it. Narrator was great, I'd listen to her again, but not the author if this is any example of his other works.

i have listened to this audiobook at least twenty times in the past few months. it is in my top 5 favorite audiobooks. it has a lot of action. it is a good audiobook if u wanna listen to action and combat audio. i like this audiobook because it does have a lot of action and combat audio. but there is no gun shot sounds or anything like that but the description of each combat scene if very detailed and i can imagine it as if i were actually in the middle of the combat. the first couple chapters describe the characters to where i can picture how each character looks. my favorite character is Chief Mechanic Jay Rind. i have always wanted to do what he does in the story. it is a good story if you really wanna get wound up for some reason. i dont recommend listening to it when you wanna sleep because in some sections of the story it has a lot of action. it is a drabble novel: a story which has 100 words in each section. if you get the ebook it says it at the beginning. check it out

This is a puerile "fantasy as sci-fi" story. For the first efforts of a high-school novice, it's quite well written, though it ignores the realities of military discipline, military technology, engineering, tectonics, and programming--and that's after accepting the plot devices of Mechs, Zombies, and [spoiler redacted]. Despite *Dead Mech*'s many short-comings (and one dimensional characters) the story is reasonably compelling. I look forward to reading this author's future works when s/he graduates into an experienced and well-rounded author.