Was gonna ask the same thing. Which series has lots of space battles and such?Are there any decent SF novels revolving around military fleet combat/warfare?
Jack Campbell's The Lost Fleet series is very 'Space Navy', revolves heavily around fleet combat. Good but not great. a solid B.Was gonna ask the same thing. Which series has lots of space battles and such?
Yeah, as mentioned previously, pretty much anything David Weber has done - also add to the list Evan Curries books, erm, Valkyrie Rising is the first one I think, either that or 'On Silver Wings'. There's a fair amount of it in Vatta's War series by Elizabeth Moon.Are there any decent SF novels revolving around military fleet combat/warfare?
If you have a kindle thenThe Progenitor series by Dan Worthis quite Navy/Sapce battle orientated. I found the series excellent for the most partWas gonna ask the same thing. Which series has lots of space battles and such?
Oh hell yeah, I'm gay for old Stackpole stuff. His "Blood of Kerensky" Battletech trilogy is awesome too, if I remember correctly.If you're a giant robot fan, the first 3 "Classic" battletech books by Michael Stackpole are also great reads, though a bit hard to find.
Warrior: En Garde, Warrior: Riposte, and Warrior: Coupe.
Just finished it, enjoyed it. Scalzi books are fun, whimsical sci-fi peppered with humor. A fast read. If you haven't read Old Man's War you should.Atm reading Scalzi's Fuzzy Nation.
^This, also Haldeman's Forever War, top readsJust finished it, enjoyed it. Scalzi books are fun, whimsical sci-fi peppered with humor. A fast read. If you haven't read Old Man's War you should.
If you like Void, I recommend his recentGreat North Road. It's set in a similar universe as in the Pandora/Void series (travel from planet to planet is done through gates), but not quite the same. The first part reads as a kinda police procedural (but with much advanced technology) and gets pretty epic towards the end. Highly enjoyed it!Been listening to Hamilton's first Void book. It's not bad. I love the idea of bionetics. Sure wish we had 'em now.