
Sing Goddess the Wrath of the Fonz; Smokepit Fairytales, Part II
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Narrated by:
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Tripp Ainsworth
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Tripp Ainsworth
About this listen
The Epic continues!
Still politically incorrect, violent, and sexual, if you enjoyed Smokepit Fairytales then you will love the follow up: Sing Goddess, The Wrath of the Fonz. A war story combined with the supernatural in the style of a classical epic to tell a snarky, uproarious, and very poignant tale mixed with an edgy Sci-Fi and fantasy twist to keep you guessing.
While on a NATO training mission gone awry in Latvia the Russian Federation invades the Baltic States. Hank and Doc are stuck in the snow of far off northern lands fighting for survival. Never losing their nerve. However, things go poorly when the Marines push into Russia. Ivan is a formidable opponent, and Death is an equal opportunity employer. Who will survive?
Great book
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Brutal.
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Well written and Engaging
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Epic!!!
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Someone Who is not afraid to tell story.
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we're afraid and alone.
For a woman not even,
from our own home.
Just keeps getting better
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Spectacular use of Mechs by the US military.
These books go so quick that you should probably have the next in the series qued up and ready to go.
WOW!
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The most marine story part II
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But I will anyway. I feel like I've met all these Marines before, and leaves me with a sense of familiarity. Their personalities and the conversations are so similar to the conversations, and the men I had once servied with. Only another twisted enlisted Marine could effectively convey it properly.
Nice work and Semper Fi.
"In The Mood"
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The story
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