Starship Eternal
The End of Liberty
The Knife's Edge
I am not someone who goes for military/war movies or books at all. Though, for some strange reason lately I have been devouring SF Military books from all sorts of new and seasoned writers. I think it is the Scifi aspect that I enjoy. Always been a Trekkie so it has shifted into enjoying a more hard care style of book. Some are good, some have way too many tactical maneuvers and make my head spin and some have such flat 2D characters that you wonder whether they were cut from paper and strung up.
This is the first book that I have wanted to write a 5 star review and say "It was THAT good". I enjoyed the characters, you got to know them, love or hate, even found myself wanting to be a part of the Riggers at times (minus a few of the more unsavory members - if you read it, you know the two who rise to the top). Ares was perfect - sometimes an airhead jock, often misunderstood, and never grasping that he really did have the stuff to save humanity. You actually saw him evolve into the hero. Not many of the books I've been reading lately have done that properly - or at all. The techie parts of the book (tactical maneuvers, etc) were sometimes lost on me - seeing as how I have no experience with that side of things - but for the most part I still got the gist and enjoyed the action. I knew who to root for and who to damn.
I can't wait for the next installment in this series...eagerly awaiting to see who will show up in the next book. Yes, a few grammatical errors - I am finding that happening more often than not in my recent books, but in this one they are rare. Very rare and do not negatively affect the story. You see it, you get past it, and you move on.
Keep 'em coming - don't stop at a Trilogy....just charge ahead and write as long as you feel the story deserves to be told.