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Operation Razmer: The Complete Trilogy
In this war, only the biggest survive...
It's 2032 and the world is locked in global combat. Deep in the GVD, a secret camp has been developing a size-altering weapon that will change everything. They train soldiers to be utterly ruthless. Soldiers who can grow – and eat the opposition for breakfast.
When Agent Starcen infiltrates the camp to uncover their terrible plans, he starts a chain of events that will reshape the war. Nothing could prepare him for Rin Orsos, a young rebel hungry for power, who will stop at nothing to succeed.
This collection includes a complete Operation Razmer , Operation Razmer 2: Civil War , and Operation Ramzer 3: New World Order . Enjoy R.B. Ashton’s adventure of earth-shaking proportions, all in one place!
It's 2032 and the world is locked in global combat. Deep in the GVD, a secret camp has been developing a size-altering weapon that will change everything. They train soldiers to be utterly ruthless. Soldiers who can grow – and eat the opposition for breakfast.
When Agent Starcen infiltrates the camp to uncover their terrible plans, he starts a chain of events that will reshape the war. Nothing could prepare him for Rin Orsos, a young rebel hungry for power, who will stop at nothing to succeed.
This collection includes a complete Operation Razmer , Operation Razmer 2: Civil War , and Operation Ramzer 3: New World Order . Enjoy R.B. Ashton’s adventure of earth-shaking proportions, all in one place!
188 pages, Paperback
Published June 24, 2022
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February 27, 2025
One of the Best books I have read
I loved thia book, with it's gore scenes and all. It kept me turning Pages. I Will check more books from this author.
I loved thia book, with it's gore scenes and all. It kept me turning Pages. I Will check more books from this author.
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