Special Operations: Grant's Battle

By: Eric Meyer

Narrated by: Henry Marshall

Army Ranger Sergeant Jack Grant is in deep trouble. A blazing attack on Bagram Airbase and a brutal boxing bout against a monstrous opponent have left him wounded and badly beaten. But more trouble is on its way.

A court martial looms based on trumped-up charges, and with it the threat of a long spell of imprisonment. Battling enemies from both sides, Grant’s troubles escalate when he is falsely accused of attacking an infantry officer.

The base commander, General Weathers, offers Grant a way out. The offer of a battlefield commission, in return for taking insane risks on a vital mission that could transform the war. It sounds too good to be true, and it is. The chances of coming back alive are virtually zero. Yet if he is to stay out of jail, he has no other option. Grant must lead a four-man fire team deep inside enemy territory, and with every mile they travel, the bodies stack up ever higher.

Up against overwhelming odds, the Rangers battle to achieve their objective. Every step of the journey is a nightmare of bloodthirsty, savage enemies and treacherous, backstabbing allies.

Special Operations: Grant’s Battle is an incredible story of a tough, violent man in a tough, violent land. A full-length novel by the best-selling author of many Spec Ops books. These include the popular SEAL Team Bravo stories, Heroes of Afghanistan, Raider, Echo Six, and Devil's Guard titles.

©2017 Eric Meyer (P)2020 Swordworks

Grant's Battle

This is another good installment on the Special Operations series. Plenty of action with great characters. Sergeant Grant and his Rangers are doing their thing and doing it well. Looking forward to the next book in the series. I received this free audiobook code in a promotion and I am giving my voluntary review. Henry Marshall does a fine job narrating.

Geed book horrendous narrator

Every character sounds like a Canadian, Americans afghanis Russians… he can’t pronounce words and his characters voices are not consistent
Makes it hard to know whose talking.
Get another narrator and redo it.