The Weapon, Books 1-3

A Military Sci-Fi Series

By: Richard Fox

Narrated by: Garrett Michael Brown

On the battlefields of the future, death is not the end for a soldier.

The Revenant Program collects badly wounded soldiers broken by war and converts them into unthinking, unfeeling cyborg weapons. Their bodies are immune to pain, their minds impervious to fear and doubt. All controlled by a neural implant called the Imperative.

They are the ideal force for any mission too deadly or too difficult for normal men. A force that answers to the darkest corners of the military.

But when one of the Revenants awakens, he can only remember two things: that he must fight, and a code name…Dead Man.

Who was he before he became a Revenant? What are the officers and scientists controlling the program to do with a soldier that can question the horrific orders he’s given?

The more those controlling the Dead Man learn of who he was, they realize they may have turned a monster into something truly unstoppable. And with every memory recovered, the Imperative drives the Dead Man closer to insanity.

The Weapon is a new series by best-selling military science fiction author Richard Fox, author of the Ember War Saga and Governor: Ascent to Empire.

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What a series!

I've read all of Fox's stuff and this is the best. Brown delivers a fantastic performance. Don't miss this.

I really enjoyed a couple of the twists, predictable, but enjoyable, none the less.

The story was well written and well performed. I really enjoyed the narrators voicing of different characters.

The beginning of The Ember War

I'd like to how this books connect to the Ember War with some of the samain characters as in the Ember War like Mark Ibarra and others Is characters😀 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This is glorious

This was fantastic. After finishing the last of the ember war series this was fresh and horrifying and great. Thank you sir

Interesting premise

The super-soldier concept is pretty cool. There is a lot of action and the plot was engaging. The second book was cool with its vigilante vibes. The final book was a homecoming with a lot more revealed about the program that created the soldiers. The narrator did a good job. I am just critical of his Russian in the first book. It was pretty incomprehensible. Luckily there wasn’t much Russian.