Never Again

Blood and Armor, Book 1

By: Bill Fawcett

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

The best steel is forged by the hottest fires and under the greatest pressures. So too, have the Kurdish Peshmerga been shaped by thousands of years of warfare and oppression.

Now, for the first time in history, they have their own nation, and its a chance to live, grow, and develop as a unified people.

But they are surrounded by hostile dictatorships intent on the destruction of their young republic. Outnumbered and outgunned as armored columns swarm their borders, the Kurdish Republics only hope lies in a canceled DARPA project—an experimental, powered combat suit—and the business tycoon who refuses to allow the nascent nation to go under.

The only question is, will they be enough?

©2024 Bill Fawcett & Associates Inc. (P)2024 Bill Fawcett & Associates Inc.

great job, good read.

worth the read and power armor fun, keep up the good work and I will be looking forward to the next one

Characters were interesting

I thought the book started very strong, good character development and a nice mix of action and background. Then around the middle I stopped caring and had to push myself to move forward in the story. Not sure exactly why, but I think it was a lack of originality. Still it’s worth a listen

Soft execution of good concept

The setting was unique and the tech was cool, the story was very very bland though. Guy's family dies in war, guy gets new technology to fight bad guys, guy fights bad guys, guy wins, the end. Wish it had more to offer.

Good narrator though, and I appreciate that the author was low on profanity.