SOLVED. Teen/ YA Science Fiction. Killer robots are connected to Nazi Germany in WW2, their eyes turn red when chasing their victims and in "kill mode." Jetpack. Telepathy. Cover: green, graphics. Read around 2010-2013. [s]

[Ethan]

I read this book around 2010-2013. I only remember a few details about the plot of the book. The main character is a teen boy who finds out about these robots somehow connected to Nazi Germany in World War 2. Hitler was attempting to create an army of robot soldiers. The robots' eyes turn red when "kill mode" is activated. The main character flies a prototype jetpack, and experiences telepathy with a creature at an aquarium. The edition I read was a green hardback with some graphics on the cover. I apologize if this description is too vague; I don't remember a whole lot from the book.

[Kris]

Ethan, Rocketman by John Pirillo?

Amazon's "Look Inside" preview:
https://www.amazon.com/Rocketman-Robo... There are different cover images.

Amazon's description:
- The Nazis won.
America is destroyed.
The world’s greatest cities have been nuked.
By Hitler!
A test pilot sought to fly a top secret flying suit for use as a weapon against the Nazis is caught in a time stream accident that hurtles him back and forth in time.
Sometimes in World War Two.
Sometimes in World War Three.
Sometimes in a world we can imagine.
Sometimes not.
Now, recovering from battle, along with a good friend, Captain Harry Morgan is taking a vacation from the madness.
A budding romance is shattered when the Nazis secret a new kind of soldiers:
Robots!
Science fiction military action."

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Google search of Amazon:
site:amazon.com "science fiction" "hitler" robots "soldiers"

[Ethan]

Kris, thanks for the suggestion. However, I don't think that was the book I read. Very similar storyline though.

[Ethan]

I found the book! I put a bunch of keywords into google's search engine, then had filtered the search for the color green (since I had a vague idea of what it looked like). The book is part of the C.H.A.O.S. series by Jon S. Lewis: Invasion.

[Kris]

Glad you found your book, Ethan.

C.H.A.O.S. series by Jon S. Lewis