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A.M.P.D.
ARTIFICIAL MILITARY
PROSTHETIC DIVISION
A Novel
This is a story of Good and Evil!
A story of Life and Limb!
Soldiers give their lives and service to the country they love. Chase is severely injured while his convoy is attacked. That attack changes his life. Is he given a second chance to serve his country? Does he have a choice as he is given a new right arm and a new right leg? He stands side by side with others like him. A badass female sniper, a medic with a built-in bone saw, Gatling guns, and twists and turns. As they try to track down a brother and sister pair of arms dealers they dig deeper into a bigger danger. A terrorist group called The Plague. This is a fast-paced military science fiction roller coaster. The beginning of a trilogy of military evolution.
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A.M.P.D: Artificial Military Prosthetic Division
"Author Thomas Hraynyk presents a gritty, action-packed exploration of what science may be able to do for the military and injured soldiers in the future, with both the benefits and the dire costs developed in an exciting, no-holds-barred narrative style. Parts of the novel feel like being immersed in a really cool video game, such is the quality of Hraynyk's writing as he brings us up close to the action. Military fiction fans will find plenty of references and ideas developed and woven into this highly original science fiction piece, and as such, I'd certainly recommend A.M.P.D.: Artificial Military Prosthetics Division for fans of both these blockbuster genres."
K.C. Finn, Readers' Favorite
“A.M.P.D. by Thomas Hraynyk was a fast-paced and action-packed novel that kept me on the edge of my seat. The book explored manipulation, power tussles, politics, deception, espionage, military might, betrayal, robotics, and more. The plot was brilliant, the story was realistic, and the characters were enthralling. Thomas is a talented writer who threw in unpredictable twists that captured my attention. This book deserves the big screen, and I want to read subsequent installments."
Jennifer Ibiam, Readers' Favorite
A.M.P.D. was a fun novel to read that read like a big budget blockbuster summer hit. The imagery Hraynyk uses to paint the pictures of his subjects brings them to life in a way that you want to learn more and more about them as the story progresses. As a 20 year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, this was an entertaining book that made me wonder about how long it will take the real-world military to catch up to the technology Hraynyk has created in A.M.P.D. I hope a sequel, and maybe even a graphic novel, is in the works for these characters I enjoyed rooting both for and against
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