Call To Battle – AudioBook Now Available!

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For those that have listened to the other Scrapyard Ship audiobooks,  you’ll be happy to hear that the latest and final book of the series is now available at audible.com.

As great as I think these books are, the audiobooks take things to a whole new level. Personally I don’t read books anymore, I listen to them … after writing hours on end and then reading what I’ve written, I’m ready to just sit back and listen to a book. L.J. Ganser did a remarkable job on Call To Battle (like all the others) – so sit back, put your feet up and immerse yourself into the finale of the Scrapyard Ship series.