The Rivers and Mountains Remain: The July War

In 2099, only four years have passed since the end of the Fourth World War. Before the United Federation's century-long recovery plan has had a chance to take effect, the combined forces of the Moon and Mars have bypassed every early-warning system and launched a surprise attack on Earth. Antarctica falls, orbit is lost, battleships crash from the sky. This is only the beginning.

From the Supreme Command in North Star to company-level positions on the Antarctic ice fields, from the isolated troops fighting at the Stepper Base to the Skystrike column reorganizing and preparing to deploy, this war tests not only weapons and tactics, but also whether the postwar generation can defend the peace their predecessors bought with their blood.

And in deep space, the shadow of the Eternal Empire has never faded.

This is a war that will determine the course of human civilization. Its outcome will be written in the choices of every soldier.

(The entire book is tracked by D-Day. Each day is one volume, from Day One to Day Twenty-Six, bearing witness to the most brutal space war in human history.)