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Veterans Code #1–6 omnibus

No One Left Behind: The Complete Series

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Edgar Bryce thought his war was over. Then he heard the signal.

Once a decorated soldier, Bryce now roams the stars as a freelance prospector, trading danger for solitude. The battles may be behind him, but peace has never come easy. He’s drifting until a strange signal pulls him off course.

A hidden transmission. A plea for help. A distress call from human prisoners long thought lost.

The authorities won’t act. Peace is too fragile. Diplomats would rather look away. But Bryce remembers what it means to wear the uniform and the unspoken vow that comes with it.

He’ll have to do the form a team, cross the border, and bring them home.

Because some promises don’t expire. And some missions… choose you.


This box set includes all six books in the Veterans Code
Veterans Code
Veterans Gamble
Veterans Honor
Veterans Duty
Veterans Wrath
Veterans Legacy

1717 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 11, 2025

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John Walker

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818 reviews3 followers
September 22, 2025
Betrayal in Space

This series is about a future where humans have spread out into space and survived a war with an alien race who have never lost a war before. Several years after a veteran got a message from a POW who had been listed as MIA with a list of other MIA who were being used as slave labor, all had their status changed to killed in action not long before he looked into it.
Is someone helping the aliens keep those prisoners against the treaty or did they really not know?
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722 reviews
January 12, 2026
Worth giving it a ch

I struggled with this set...the first few books were detail and inner thought heavy...didn't think I would be able to get through the whole set! But it's a strange one...once you get through the beginning things kick off and the action comes thick and fast. There are still this internal thoughts but they help understand the characters and their actions...and a lot of the early stuff makes more sense!! If you enjoy military action with aliens and space thrown in, this is definitely a read you'll enjoy.
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354 reviews2 followers
October 24, 2025
In theory I should have six books added to my list not one but I could not be bothered reviewing them individually. I was not impressed with this series, I had expected better from John. After freeing the POW's it was just a series of problems they had to overcome and after getting through them it was the endgame in the last book. It all read like a video game and the ending was a bit of an anticlimax.
13 reviews
November 21, 2025
No One Left Behind

A concept to be admired meant this series pulled you in by title alone. Then the author wrote a brilliant series to match the title. Believable and worthy characters, some flawed, but each adding to a heart warming story that moved along at a great pace. Hard to put down, even harder to realise I've finished, and a struggle to accept that I must leave this universe behind. Excellent series, thank you.
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61 reviews
February 1, 2026
Held my interest through 6 books .. just

The overall story is pretty convoluted .. The action is intense with a lot of self reflection inbetween. Too many characters and storylines .. so much so that you needed 6 books !
This is not a series as such .. rather each book is a chapter not to be skipped although I did skip through a lot of the self reflection morals of military hit squads and undefined PTSD traits.
795 reviews3 followers
April 18, 2026
Drawn out

If I had bought these as individual books rather than the boxed set I'd most likely have stopped by book 2, but definitely by 3
There's plenty of action and intrigue, but. A lot of it is just side stories with only a passing relevance to the main story
The characters are quite strong and even the weak ones build up towards the end, mainly Paul and Chelsea, some decent characters e.g. Vin
Overall ok, but with reservations on my part
9 reviews
May 18, 2026
Good read BUT

Being positive about this series I liked the theme, various plots and characters BUT I dont think I’ve read a book, let alone a series, with so many grammatical errors, missed words, different words ie. ‘the projectile weapon flew passed my HEAR’. The problems exist on almost every page, sometimes changing the whole meaning of the sentence.
If it was an AI proof reader it must stand for Absolute Idiot. Overall it spoilt a good read.
367 reviews5 followers
October 11, 2025
The Best Author

John Walker is the best space related Sci-Fi novels that I’ve come across. His plots always grab you from the start. He uses multiple characters that are fully developed. And these characters each have a voice as they help tell the story. The scene settings are decent; but I could always use more. Enjoy!
8 reviews
May 9, 2026
Interesting read

Good continous plots. All characters well interwined.
Good mix of wild west type stories with believable future technology.
Looking forward to deciding Walkers next series to take a stab at.
Much prefer hit adventures, style of writing than many of the others out there who tend to become monotonous.
27 reviews
January 30, 2026
Wow! What a thrill.

This series was captivating from the beginning and laster until the end of the epilog! Yeah, there were a few edits missed along the way, but the story and the details that mirrored present day special ops made up for it by far.
14 reviews
February 10, 2026
Not bad - not great

If you want something to read without much effort then this okay. Personally I got fed up with reporting spelling and grammar mistakes and gave up doing it by book 3. A decent editor would be a great investment.
29 reviews1 follower
February 13, 2026
Quite the Space Opera

This is classic space opera. The different elements and plot lines are well executed. The characters are well defined and get you involved with the story.
76 reviews
April 22, 2026
Space opera and politics

A great series but the edition is spoiled by many typos. Good narrative structure and a gripping storyline. Worth reading
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