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Try Not to Die: In the Pandemic
An Interactive Adventure
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A.J. Carter
Trapped aboard a cruise ship during a manufactured outbreak, every choice could spread the infection, or make you its next victim.
Your cruise was supposed to be an escape. Then passengers start getting sick, and panic spreads faster than the infection. The crew loses control. Armed men move through the restricted decks. And the whispers say this outbreak was no accident.
You're Dylan, stuck on a ship bearing down on San Francisco Bay. Who you trust, where you hide, whether you fight. Every call matters.
Some choices end in infection, a bullet, or a watery grave. Only one gets you off this ship alive.
Perfect for fans of interactive horror, gamebooks, and pick-your-path adventures, where every choice could be your last.
There's nowhere safe to run. How far will you go to reach land? Book 3 in the Try Not to Die series.
HOW THIS INTERACTIVE AUDIOBOOK WORKS: This is a Try Not to Die adventure, so you don't just listen, you decide. At each turning point the narrator lays out your choices, and each one sends you to a different chapter. Use your audio player's chapter list to jump to the chapter you pick, then keep listening from there. Every path unfolds differently, and most end in a quick, grisly death. Choose well, then listen again to experience every possible outcome.
A NOTE ON SAFETY: Because you'll be navigating between chapters as you listen, please don't play this one while driving or operating machinery. Save it for when your hands and full attention are free.
PREFER THE STORY STRAIGHT THROUGH? Look for the Survivor Edition, a start-to-finish recording that follows one complete path with no chapter-jumping required.
©2020 Mark Tullius and John Palisano (P)2026 Mark Tullius