The Scattered and the Dead Books 2.5 & 2.6 (Split into Individual Books) - L.T. Vargus, Tim McBain Audiobook

Written by L.T. Vargus, Tim McBain
Read by Christopher Boucher
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

The Scattered and the Dead :-

The Scattered and the Dead - Book 2.5
The Scattered and the Dead - Book 2.6

While technically no longer True Decrypt files they are lossless versions of the original True Decrypt copies.

[2.5] The Scattered and the Dead 2.5

Endings and beginnings.

The road trip from hell continues as planned. Delfino shares revelations from his past as Baghead begins to recover from his injury.

But there’s a problem. They’re being followed.

What drives people to destroy each other? And what drives some of them to survive and take care of one another no matter how dark things get?

Izzy and Erin stare these questions in the face. And after this, they’ll never be the same.

[2.6] The Scattered and the Dead 2.6

War rages across the empty world. Those who follow Father, the Crusaders, creep through the woods to fight the Raiders from the Sovereign Cities.

Bloody battles separate limbs and torsos, heads and necks. It’s a struggle for control over resources and territory, but the shape of the future hangs in the balance as well.

Meanwhile, a year has passed for Izzy and Erin, and their world keeps shifting into a meaner one. Harsh and violent and hateful.

A trip to the market morphs into a horrifying affair. Pits them face to face with thieves, murderers, and slavers. Shoves them into a life and death conflict.

After all this time, the apocalypse still holds many secrets. How did this happen? And why?

Catch glimpses of the darkest visions yet. Vivid and grim.

Are the people we know really who they seem? Does the future hold any hope at all?

Note : These books have been split losslessly from the dual boxed set as they’re not available as separate audiobooks. This time I’ve used Chapter and Verse to build the True Decrypt chapter files into a new file and therefore chapter marks have been retained without any loss in audio quality. I loaded the new file into inAudible and used the ‘Adjust Chapter’ option for the purpose of creating a new CUE file for each book.

The chapters in the NFO refer to the actual number of chapters in the book. There’s an additional chapter number 58 for book 2.5 which is just the author/narrator credits. Same goes for book 2.6.

Edit : It’s been brought to my attention that some media players cannot find the embedded chapter marks without the CUE file present. I’ve tested these copies in iTunes and VLC player and with or without the CUE file the chapter marks show. AIMP player though, will not show the chapter marks unless you have the CUE file in the same directory. I assume this has something to do with how Chapter and Verse encodes the metadata, I’m not really sure tbh. I’ll look into it and see if there’s anything I can do for any future lossless box set splits.