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The Kabul Incident
- A Weir Codex Novella
- Narrated by: Colin Hussey
- Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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The Kabul Incident
Narrated by:
Colin Hussey
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Publisher's Summary
The action-packed prequel to the number one best-selling Sci-Fi Novel, The Cestus Concern.
Assigned to monitor and maintain the Project Hardwired cyborg warrior, Designate Cestus, Engineer First Class Scott Brazier finds himself deep behind enemy lines when everything goes wrong. Caught between terrorists bent on killing him at any cost and a cybernetic super soldier gone rogue, Brazier is forced to face his foes alone.
All that stands between the world and unleashed chemical warfare is a small computer technician out on his first mission.
©2014 Mat Nastos (P)2014 Mat Nastos
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