Military Robots

They sent General Nathan Washington's son to hunt a trafficker. He came back with proof the Empire is going to erase the Thirteen Worlds. Commander George Washington has spent seven years living up to his father's legacy, one quiet mission at a time. Hellfire Squad doesn't do politics. They hunt monsters in human skin and put them down. But the operation on Daegu IX goes wrong before it starts. A target who vanishes on cue. A psionic blackout no one can explain. A torture chamber built for innocent civilians. And underneath all of it, something Washington can't identify has been watching ...

He was built to obey. Unfortunately for the Hegemony, he learned to think. Thirty-one minutes after coming online, a Series-9 combat android finds himself in a muddy trench, surrounded by artillery fire, corpses, terrified soldiers, and a command structure making decisions so catastrophically stupid they should probably qualify as enemy action. When a panicked officer orders him to charge into a kill box and die usefully, the android does the one thing he was never designed to do. He says no. That single act of defiance turns him from military asset to dangerous anomaly. Hunted by the ...

What if people didn’t have to do the fighting and dying during war time? Robots were first used in combat in the early 1900s. Today, advances in technology allow robots to be used for increasingly dangerous missions on the battlefield. Discover awesome military robots and the ways they help soldiers stay safe.

ONE SHIP. ONE DISCOVERY. NO GOING BACK. Overseeing a mining operation in the middle of nowhere on a warship with more bark than bite, Captain Frank Olsen has a problem. A chance discovery has suddenly thrown his dig into the galactic spotlight and every power in the region, both friend and foe, is descending on Olsen's location. It's soon clear that what they've found isn't just a curiosity. It's something far more sinister. As Olsen struggles to hold the line, a new alien race appears and the balance of power in the galaxy begins to shift. With time running out and help light-years away, ...

On November 12, 2025, at a military facility in Anhui Province, the People's Liberation Army conducted a demonstration that would reverberate through defense establishments worldwide. For the first time publicly, China showcased integrated military operations involving dozens of humanoid robots working alongside conventional forces in realistic combat scenarios. The demonstrations were carefully choreographed but technically impressive. Humanoid robots conducted reconnaissance patrols through complex terrain, autonomously identifying and reporting enemy positions. They established defensive...

Sometimes, getting what you want is the worst thing that can happen. Dell Eckhart lives on the wrong side of the portal. The side where the ruin and devastation left behind by the war makes everyday life harder than it’s ever been. More than anything, he wants to win a ticket for passage through the portal. He’s running out of chances, but he’s not going to let that stop him. He needs that ticket. It’s the only way to save the one person he truly cares about. There’s just one problem. That person is actually an android. And androids aren’t allowed through the portal. Doesn’t ...

What does a combat android, a space marine, a starfighter pilot, a paramedic trapped inside a combat mech, a rogue starship captain, and the galaxy's most dangerous femme fatale have in common? Absolutely nothing... except that every one of them is about to have the worst week of their life. They're also all creations of Sean Robins, blending razor-sharp sarcasm, unforgettable characters, explosive action, and impossible odds into six unforgettable military science fiction adventures. Inside you'll find six complete first novels, each opening the door to a bestselling series, with more than...

A planet-killing dreadnought is coming, and Jack has decided to take that personally. The rebellion has won Diesl’Haal. Unfortunately, the Hegemony has noticed. To punish the planet, the empire sends the Judicator: six kilometers of armored death, built to turn rebellious worlds into glass. Against it stand three rebel frigates, a battered resistance, and Jack, an overarmed combat android with terrible social skills, dangerous plans, and a growing attachment to the humans he was built to kill. Evacuation might save the rebels. Surrender might buy a few hours. Neither will save two billion...

The Hegemony built Jack to crush rebellions. So naturally, he joined one. Six months after joining the rebellion on Diesl’Haal, Jack is no longer just a Series-9 autonomous combat unit with too many weapons and not enough social skills. He has comrades. A cause. A family. And the rebels are winning. Convoys burn. Supply lines collapse. Occupied cities fall. The Hegemony is losing its grip on Diesl’Haal, and Jack is becoming the rebellion’s most dangerous symbol. Then the empire reminds everyone why victory isn't the same thing as survival. The Judicator is a six-kilometer dreadnought ...

From TheReadingCafe.com: "the characters are diverse, distinctive and unconventional but such are the personalities of every entertaining story of science fiction. CORVUS ASCENDING begins slowly but accelerates at 'warp speed'." Wisecracking star-sailor Gus Johansson’s beach bum retirement suddenly goes from boring to blazing when he pulls a 1400-year-old robot and a sentient spaceship from the sea. Soon, Gus and his crew of misfits are in the fight of their lives against an old enemy. The vengeful Captain Harrison “Hazy” Grey is convinced he can finally get his Admiral’s flag by ...

The galaxy is burning. And Jack is the one who struck the match. Jack wanted to destroy the Hegemony and free the countless worlds trapped beneath its rule. Instead, he shattered the empire into warring factions. Now admirals slaughter one another for power, entire planets are reduced to glass, and billions of innocent people are caught in the crossfire. The Hegemony may be dying, but it’s taking the galaxy with it—and Jack’s brilliant plan is responsible. For once, the sarcastic combat android has no joke, no clever explanation, and no one else to blame. But Jack isn’t ready to ...

Lieutenant Vesper Krell has pink hair, purple eyes, and a kill record she's proud of. She also has a voice in her skull: **Auntie**, the sentient System that runs her mobile suit, calls her *kitten*, and has kept her alive through three years of war. Then a Spacer test-weapon fires — and Auntie goes dark. **Sync rate to zero.** The sharpest, snidest machine in Vesper's life wakes up a stranger, half her skill-tree missing. And the only person who saw the strike coming is Captain Aldric Faye: Spacer-born, soft-handed, a coward Vesper would rather hate than trust. Stranded beneath a drowned...

What do a combat android, a space marine, a starfighter pilot, a paramedic trapped inside a combat mech, and a rogue starship captain have in common? Absolutely nothing. Except they’re all about to have a really, really bad week. Welcome to the worlds of Sean Robins, where the odds are impossible, the explosions are excessive, the heroes are dangerously sarcastic, and the universe has apparently decided that therapy is less entertaining than another alien invasion. Inside this massive collection are five complete novels, each launching a bestselling military science fiction series—and ...

Superweapon stud? That's what the doctor ordered. The Beastmasters are dwindling. The Mekanics are growing bolder. Everyone's desperate for the next magic bullet. With no more Chimerics arriving, there's only one way to make more Beastmasters. Me. I'm not against making baby Beastmasters with the hotties on my squad. The problem is that they're not telling me everything. The last time they tried this, things got pretty ugly... All hell's breaking loose. Secrets are spilling left and right. Even my alien cat Zoe can't keep all the facts straight. And everyone wants a piece of me. There's ...

Mark Calder used to pull people out of burning buildings for a living. Now he’s a ghost in a chrome body, ten thousand light-years from New Orleans, about to address a hundred and forty-seven thousand human combat frames and ask them to kindly commit treason against the most powerful empire in the galaxy. No pressure. The Veylorian Republic built the perfect soldier: obedient, expendable, memory-wiped at the end of each tour. What they forgot to account for was one sardonic paramedic with a tactical AI who edits his speeches in real time, a rebel admiral with the emotional warmth of a ...

I'm not built to lead an invasion. I'm not built to feel guilty about one either, but that's optional equipment I installed myself. Six months ago, I was Hegemony hardware with a targeting computer and zero feelings. Now I've got a stolen dreadnought, twenty-three underqualified rebels who think they can win a ground war against half a galaxy, and a plan so audacious even I'm not entirely sure it counts as a plan rather than a really elaborate way to die. The target: the most heavily defended palace in four hundred years of organized cruelty, and the man sitting inside it who's responsible ...

Time is running out for the pirates of the Dellan League. They must conquer the peaceful planet of Matria to survive. Corvus and its misfit crew are the Matrians only hope. Salty old Captain Gus Johansson needs to use every trick in the book, call in some favors, and find allies if they are going to get out of this mess.

Jack has spent his whole life fighting the Hegemony. Now he’s going after the heart of its empire. With a stolen dreadnought, a half-trained crew, a rebellion held together by spite, caffeine, and questionable decisions, and a godlike AI who cannot stop insulting everyone around him, Jack is about to launch the most insane mission in the history of insane missions. The target: Dravus Prime, the Hegemony’s home world, a planet protected by two colossal dreadnoughts, an orbital fortress capable of annihilating entire fleets, and four hundred years of military dominance. The odds of ...

"It started out with a bang and just got better." -Goodreads reviewer Over 1,000 pages of nonstop action! If there's one thing Adam Eckhart knows, it's that humans are trouble. After all, he is one. As captain of the Marathon, a cobbled-together ship crewed by aliens and androids scraping by on odd jobs at the outskirts of settled space, Adam has plenty to worry about without adding his own species to the mix. But when a pair of mortally wounded humans cross his path during a heist gone wrong, he finds himself compelled to save them. Big mistake. Because if there's one more thing Adam knows...

The complete series box set. Nearly 2,000 pages. One unforgettable war for humanity’s survival. Mark Calder was a New Orleans paramedic, a husband, and a father. Then Earth began to starve. When an advanced alien civilization offered humanity salvation, Mark accepted the price: surrender his body, transfer his consciousness into a towering chrome war machine, and fight the Republic’s enemies among the stars. Survive long enough, and he might earn his way home to his wife and daughter. At least, that was the promise. Thrown onto brutal alien battlefields alongside a small squad of human ...