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Robot Commandos

By: Todd Mcleod, Michael G. Mann
Narrated by: Toby Kinzer
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Part one of Robot Commandos, a thrilling new series of short read adventures that follow Takashi Hiraku and the Robot Commandos. An elite unit of augmented warriors that charge into battle supported by an army of robotic drones.

The unending war with the anarchist rebellion has spread to the planet of Thrada III. A planet the Union cannot let fall into the hands of the enemy. Takashi Hiraku is part of conscripted civilian militia tasked with reinforcing the besieged city of Harmine. But when they arrive, they find the enemy is already in control and waiting for them. It is a deadly trap, and one that will change Takashi’s life forever. It will take all his wits and fighting ability if he is to survive the terrifying battle.
©2018 Todd Mcleod, Michael G. Thomas (P)2020 Swordworks
Adventure Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy Robotics Young Adult Solar System
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