Revenant

Artem, Part I

De: Jez Cajiao

Narrado por: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

Blood, chrome, and betrayal.

Sergeant Harry Kabutt has seen better days. He's been shot down, blown up, and tossed to the wayside by the corporations, left to rot in a ratty apartment in gang territory.

His own limbs? Shredded, cut away, and left to rot on a mountainside. The replacement mods? Likely to fall apart or leave him to die of sepsis.

No longer an operator of the feared APS mecha, Kabutt has hit rock bottom. But he's on foot, he's armed, and he's in serious pain…

…now it's time to take that pain and spread it around the mega-city of Artem. See who flinches first.

Revenge never goes out of fashion.

©2023 R J Cajiao (P)2023 Podium Audio

Absolutely outstanding

So far my favorite listen of 2024. Love a great cyber punk revenge story. Can't wait for the next book.

Its pretty good, lots of action.

This sieries is crazy good. This book in the city of artem collection is looking crazy good. Lets be honest they all are. Cybertech mercenaries, hackers, mods and undead cybernetically enhanced nano zombies. This book is great, I love this sieries its amazing.

I loved this

it's a great mix of sci-fi and fantasy, blended well and with great characters. I'm for sure going to get the rest of this series.

Fantastic and sad it’s over

Great book from start to finish.
Jez does a great job at making me mirror the emotions of the MC. Rage at the betrayals and joy at his success.
Blew through this one quickly and now am eager for the next.

A surprisingly good book

It seems like this author is a master of the first book. I haven’t read the second book in the series but I’m hoping it breaks the trend and will be good also. One thing I need to add is please limit the amount of being romantic to not an entire chapter where two people start into each others eyes and look at the luscious lips of the other person and they slowly … etc… at least she’s human this time and not a tiny fairy. Oh and there was kinda torcher scene for anyone sensitive but I don’t think it was as detailed as needed for most people to have issues with PTSD.