This is a list of the best sci-fi military books out there. These science fiction military novels were selected because of their true nature to the genre of scifi military and the love they've received from fans. Also, if you'd like to listen to these books for free, be sure to try Audible's one month free trial, and download two for free.
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Terms of Enlistment
By Markos Kloos
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It's the year of 2108, and everyone in the North American Commonwealth is bursting at the seams. Food was restricted and getting out was not a simple task. For people like Andrew Grayson one could only hope to win the lottery and draw one of the tickets on a colony ship. Or you could join the service.
With winning the lottery being a fantasy Andrew decides to enlist in the armed forces for a shot to getting real food, a retirement bonus and maybe even a ticket off of Earth. But soon after enlisting he realizes that things don't always end up the way they seemed they would. He also finds out that the settled galaxy holds for worse dangers than the ones back home.
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Battlefield Earth
By L Rob Hubbard
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Battlefield Earth by L Ron Hubbard is a book which helped to determine the conventions for those that followed. It tells the epic sci fi military story of an alien civilization which has invaded and taken over the planet Earth. The destructive war which has been waged upon humanity has led to a rapid decline in the number of humans in existence. In spite of this, a brave band of survivors has grouped together to stage a noble resistance, trying to reclaim Earth for humanity.
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Ender's Game
By Orson Scott Card
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Developing secure defenses again a violent alien race the government reverts to breeding child geniuses and training them to be soldiers. Andrew "Ender" Wiggin, a brilliant boy, lives with his parents, brother Peter, and the person he loves most in the world, his sister Valentine. Ender and his sister were candidates for the program however did not make it. Yet Ender was still drafted into the orbiting Battle School for strict military training.
Ender's brilliance earned him respect and the leader in his school. Yet Ender was not satisfied. He suffered from isolation, jealously from his peers, and the fear of the alien invasion.
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Old Man's War
By John Scalzi
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