Able Bodied Soldier 1

Able Bodied Soldier, Book 1

De: Jason Anspach, J.N. Chaney

Narrado por: R.C. Bray

What would you do if you were given a second chance?

Titus Briggs is an Earth Defense soldier, a grunt, a decorated war hero—it's all he's ever known. So when a career-ending injury leaves him lying in a hospital bed, missing both legs, he struggles to accept his new reality. He can no longer walk, which means he can no longer fight.

That is until a mysterious colonel arrives and offers Titus the opportunity to step into a new kind of war, a new kind of fight. To become a new kind of soldier.

Mobile Combat Suits—MOCOMS—represent the next stage in human warfare. They enable soldiers to fight like never before. Stronger. Faster. Bristling with weaponry. Far more lethal.

Even a disabled veteran like Titus can operate one… if he can find the heart, grit, and determination needed to pass selection.

Now, with the end of humanity upon him, Titus must become the Able Bodied Soldier.

©2024 Jason Anspach and J.N. Chaney (P)2024 Podium Audio

Best new series of 2024

Sometimes author collabs don't work. This one 💯 did. Military realism matched with great storytelling and a hero you can cheer for makes for a great ride. And, of course, you can't forget that it's read by the best narrator alive right now. Worth paying the cash price let alone a credit. if this sounds like anything at all in your genre of interest... get it!

Fun Mecha Romp

Anspach has carved a place for himself in the world of militaristic action/drama genre, and he's damn good at it.
Though, I wouldn't call anyone it "literature", I would call it 100% worth experiencing.
As always RCB does a bang up job as a voice actor. I'd listen to this guy read a phone book (remember those)

Great read.

I really enjoyed this book. Great characters and a good story. Looking. Forward to the next.

tight well written story

first make a smart revision of Avatar, i never could get past faster than light travel but they can not fix a Marine’s legs. Well written and tight story, good character development and logical use of Mechs in combat

A exciting story and finally a great mech story.

Even if you don't like mech type of story.. don't worry. This story will pull you in and RC Bray knocks it out of the park. I pray there is more to come. I love this series and its characters already. If you are a fan of classic RC Bray.... you will be at home because Anspach and Chaney really bring the story together in this book. Looking forward to part 2.

Good, meaningful pacing

This leaves you waiting for the next book. The pacing was pleasant and hopefully expands on it

Great story with even better character design/development

I honestly love the story. The characters have amazing story development and show growth in ways that are actually reasonable. I am excited and sad i have to wait for the next book.

ok…WOW! Just…WOW!!!

Already had an affinity for the authors so I knew I’d probably like this out of the gate. But I wasn’t prepared for this story. It has a lot of intensity from highs to lows, from laughs to “something’s in my eye”. Military jargon is right-on and so are the characters. This is absolutely one of the BEST stories by anyone I’ve come across, in some ways even better than Galaxy’s Edge, (maybe not all the books though). Immediately went looking for the next book, hurry up and wait. Oh yeah, and R.C. Bray gives it life, enough said.

Couldn't Stop Listening

RC Bray brought the story to life. I started listening and didn't stop until the end. There are a lot of mech and alien books, but this one is written in a way that is relatable. Each character is developed organically and doesn't feel rushed or forced. I can't wait until the story continues.

Short and sweet!

A very good story, that doesn’t lead you down a path of forever forever and then be like…to be continued. While there’s is room for more story, you feel satisfied at the end. Great story!