Strike Force 11

Gate Jumper Series, Book 1

By: Forest Getter

Narrated by: Keith Edward Gerhard II

A new book Strike Force 11

It is the first in the series called Gate Jumpers. The book is a mesh of things I like. It is set slightly in the future and is about a group of special forces guys that are trying to stop enemies from another dimension. It has Elves, Orcs, Demons, and even annoying Gnomes.

©2019 Forest E Getter (P)2020 Forest E Getter

a great story

The story is a great mixture of military , sci fi, and fantasy. The story is about a secret seal team 11 that handles extra dimensional beings trying to create chaos so they can take over. They also through dimensional rifts and gates encountered elves, gnomes, and orcs. For someone who grew up in a military family the narration has a genuine military feel. He lands the jokes perfectly in my opinion.

Can't wait for the rest!

This was recommended to me by a family member and they got my interests down to the minute detail with this book. I am looking forward to reading and listening to more by this amazing duo of Author and Narrator.

Sci-fi, Tech and Dystopian greatness!

Being a fan of dystopian and sci-fi tech books, Strike Force 11 has brought me into a world of excitement, action and strategy that is absolutely entertaining.
With not much knowledge of military language or strategies, Strike Force 11 has a way of taking you along with the brother/sisterhood of multiple characters you will get to know, love and enjoy.
There is plenty of sci-fi tech and multiple species that keeps you in amazement and wondering what's next.
The narrator has an awesome ability of relaying the authors characters and the world they live in.
I am positive that this addition to my collection will get replayed multiple times.
I look forward to seeing more by the author.

Military dystopian scifi meets epic fantasy

I enjoyed listening to Strike Force 11. If Space Troopers and the Gate anime had a baby, it would look something like Strike Force 11 (That's a compliment, by the way). The protagonist is a member of a special task force who travels through mysterious gates and fights against alien creatures who strongly resemble fantasy archetypes (orcs, elves, gnomes, etc.)

It was well written and the different characters are all unique and interesting. I enjoy the occasional asides where the MC would tell dirty jokes and relay old war stories. There are also multiple references to other genre novels and figures in the LitRPG community, which I always enjoy.

The narrator, Keith Edward Gerhard II, did a great job of bringing the different characters to life and used multiple accents.

I'm looking forward to the next audiobook in this series.

If you like dystopian scifi, military stories, LitRPG, or Epic Fantasy, do yourself a favor and give this audiobook a listen - you'll be glad you did.

Fantasy meets Military, what a great combo

This has a great mix of military and fantasy. It has orcs and guns, what more could you possibly want?