In Zero Hour Craig Alanson has learned to carry the story of Joe and Skippy without having to rely on Joe and Skippy to make things interesting. We start to, in my opinion, get a lot of quality time with the side characters who come into their own in Zero Hour. The story is taught throughout and held me rapt the entire time. I worked overtime a couple of days just to have an excuse to listen to the book longer.

Just moved into the next book in Craig Allanson's excellent Expeditionary Force series. Audio booking these had made working so much more enjoyable!

Just started yet another SciFi book. Totally sucked in after 2 chapters. So far We Are Legion has dealt with many weighty moral and scientific issues in the context of an extremely entertaining story. There's even great hints of humor in the first couple of chapters. I'm looking forward to finishing this one quickly.

Just got this one free on Kindle fire. I'm really hoping it's entertaining!

Really enjoying the continuing adventures of Colonel Joe & Skippy. Love listening to this series at work!

Riveting account of Taffy 3, a severely undergunned taskforce protecting Gen. McArthur's invasion force in the Philippines in late 1944.

Extensive yet engaging history of the naval struggle surrounding Guadalcanal.

I'm a die-hard fan of military SciFi. From Starship Troopers and Forever War to Scalzi's Old Man's War, I've read a ton. Terms of Enlistment has at least a few things for anyone who loves the aforementioned books. One of the things author Marko Kloos does extremely well in Terms of Enlistment is to capture the essence of military slang, culture and training. The world felt very real to me and it really helps this book become very emersive.