The Regiment's War

by John Dalmas

Book Overview

Alpha-Males: You can't live with 'em, but sometimes you can't live without 'em. An alien migration fleet -- 14,000 starships strong -- searches the stars for a new home, its homeworld forever lost.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671721550
• ISBN13: 9780671721558
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Baen Books
• Length: 353 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Dalmas doesn't get the recognition he deserves

This is the third installment in the five-volume "Regiment" saga, and the direct sequel in action to _The White Regiment._ The "White T'swa" -- Iryalans trained by the real T'swi -- have graduated and been sent out on their first contract to a world where an arrogant absolute monarch has invaded a much smaller neighbor. (Smolen, the smaller country, has sympathizers around the world and one of these has taken the contract on their behalf.) The situation is ready-made for the mercenaries' special skills in small-unit actions and Col. Romlar and his troopers are having an increasingly important impact on events -- when the aforesaid monarch hires his own T'swa regiment. Then things begin to get interesting as the two groups of "playmates" join in joyful battle. There are numerous subplots involving individuals, including two in which infiltrators from each side stalk the leaders of the other side. It's a nice wrap-up, and the last chapter will leave you ready to grab the next volume. Dalmas's style is straightforward and he's sufficiently knowledgeable in tactics to completely hold your interest.

Book Review of The Regiment's War by John Dalmas

An excellent next segment in the Regiment series by John Dalmas, one of the best SF authors writing today.

A very good book...

This book was a very logical and entertaining follow-up to the white regiment which was also a very good read. The chararcters were mainly preset from the preceding book, but they were expanded and made more real in this book. The T'sel is fascinating to me, and I can't get enough of it. I really would love to see this series contiuned. The Kalif's War was also extremely interesting, giving the political side of war and running a nation/world/empire. I can't wait for the next book in this fantastic universe from John Dalmas