Metamorphosis: Forging an Airborne Ranger
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| Metamorphosis continues the narrative begun in A Tale of the Grenada Raiders. Metamorphosis is book 2 in Tales of the Rangers, and details the training pipeline that forges airborne Rangers and my training as a Special Forces medic. For those who complained that A Tale of the Grenada Raiders failed to explain where I came from or why I awoke in a safe house in Lima in 1990, this book answers those questions. |
Metamorphosis is now available as an eBook on Apple iBooks, Amazon Kindle and GooglePlay at $9.99. It is not available on Barnes & Noble Nook as it is too large: too many photographs.
Metamorphosis is now available from Amazon as a physical softcover in black and white at $24.99, and in full color from Barnes & Noble at $34.99.
Metamorphosis is now available from Amazon as a physical softcover in black and white at $24.99, and in full color from Barnes & Noble at $34.99.
I made half the manuscript available free on GoogleBooks, so you can preview it and ensure that it is something that you wish to purchase.
Metamorphosis checks in at 260 pages long. It is stuffed with photos, so old Rangers will enjoy plenty of pics depicting the Usual Suspects that we all know and love.
I am grateful that it is done. I need to move on to Tales of the Rangers. That book is forecasted to drop in late 2019. It is already 777 pages long, so I will publish it in two volumes.
Metamorphosis checks in at 260 pages long. It is stuffed with photos, so old Rangers will enjoy plenty of pics depicting the Usual Suspects that we all know and love.
I am grateful that it is done. I need to move on to Tales of the Rangers. That book is forecasted to drop in late 2019. It is already 777 pages long, so I will publish it in two volumes.
Metamorphosis as an Amazon Kindle eBook: $9.99.
Metamorphosis as a physical Amazon softcover: $24.99.
Metamorphosis as a physical Amazon softcover: $24.99.
Metamorphosis on GooglePlay: $9.99!
posted by Esteban Trujillo de Gutierrez at November 18, 2018
1 Comments:
Yo Doc T,
You were my RIP medic out on North Fort in October 83. We got the callout for Urgent Fury the morning after graduation, with 1SG Conrad waking us up and loading us onto trucks with hangover on saturday morning. Needless to say, no cherries deployed, which was just as well.
Hope you are well in BKK. I did a stint in Bumrumgrad with a collapsed lung about six years ago. IV Pethedine once they stuck the needle under my armpit, quite an experience.
In Singapore for ten years now. If you happen to be in town, drop me a note. [email protected].
Formerly 1 plt C Co. with 1LT Brown, SFC Cummings, SSG Webb, SSG Dietrich, SSG Fuega and my SL SGT Farmer. I worked for SGT J.P. Bak along with Kemp, Delyon, Siegmund.
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