Update to Talking Tech for Feb 18 2014: Like a Mighty Army now available on Audible.com

Like a Mighty Army is now available at Audible.com

 

As I said in the radio program yesterday I hadn’t received my audible.com copy yet of Like a Mighty Army by David Weber, but I did receive it in my library after the show was aired.

 

So here is the link to the audible.com version which is cheaper  than the iTunes audio version:

 

http://www.audible.com/pd/Sci-Fi-Fantasy/Like-a-Mighty-Army-Audiobook/B00HDPRS5K/ref=a_search_c4_1_1_srImg?qid=1392767182&sr=1-1

 

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