Special Operations: Grant's War

By: Eric Meyer

Narrated by: Henry Marshall

Unfairly convicted of helping a killer in a drug-related hit, Jack Grant faces five long years in the pen. Except the judge offers him an alternative, a chance to make a difference. Grant joins the infantry, and on the 11th of September 2001, the planes hit the World Trade Center. Soon after, they ship out for Afghanistan.

Grant’s unit is tasked with guarding Bagram Airbase. A safe assignment, where his worst enemy is a vindictive platoon lieutenant. That’s until the Taliban mounts a massive attack on the airbase. Grant fights back like a demon and discovers a natural affinity for the heat of battle. Impressed by his ferocity, an Army Rangers captain seconds him to assist with a special mission. It is the start of a long, hard battle for survival and to defeat many powerful and cunning enemies. Some are robed and bearded and carry AK-47s. Others wear the uniform of the US military. At stake is his freedom, his life, and the life of those around him.

Special Operations: Grant’s War is an incredible story of a tough, violent man in a tough, violent land.

©2017 Eric Meyer (P)2020 Eric Meyer

Good To Go

Good first story and a start to this series, looking forward to the next books in the series...Henry Marshall was fine with the reading. Received this audiobook for free in a promotion. Giving my voluntary review.

Exciting Military Action Story

I was entertained by this story. My attention was riveted by the almost non-stop action. I felt for Jack Grant as some of his decisions led to grave consequences. I admired Jack's grit and determination. I liked the light romantic touches which helped to make the story seem more humane. I appreciated Lucy and her strength and independence. I thought Henry Marshall's narration was fine, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

Great story, terrible narrator.

I am really enjoying the story, but the narrator is horrible: mispronounced words abound and his accent is annoying. Really detracts from the book.

a poor book not worth buying

A ill conceived story and poorly written nor is a reader particularly good. the story is simply unbelievably poor.