Terrible Worlds: Revolutions: Ironclads (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from rivkat

Future corporate war; the protagonists come from the US with its syncretic racist/sexist/libertarian ideology fighting the countries/corporations of Northern Europe, searching for a lost “scion”—one of the sons of the wealthy, who get powersuits that ordinary grunts can't defeat but who was someh...

from antao

As a seasoned SF reader, I've always disagree strongly with the assessment of milSF as glorification of war; "The Forever War", after all, betrays the political strand of extreme dubiousness about war that also exists in science fiction, a strand demonstrated also in novels such as John Scalzi's ...

from SChant

A highly entertaining milSF romp, with evil corporations starting wars for their own profit, mysterious Finnish biotech, and a rag-tag band of cannon-fodder helping to save the day (sort of).

from auntmarge64

On a slightly future Earth where the "Military-Industrial Complex" has openly become the driving force for all international relations (no comment on whether this is already the case), a ragtag group of soldiers is plucked from the front lines for a special mission. They are to attempt to discove...

from DaveWilde

Awesome science-fiction military battle story. Tchaikovsky makes this story roar right from the first page with a superb narrative voice. Told in a vernacular all its own, that voice tells the tale, sounding for all the world like an Army grunt of the future relating his good buddy Sturgeon's say...