finding a war book/novel?

My favorite war book although different from the two you listed, is The Farther Shore by Matthew Eck. It's based on things he saw while fighting in Somalia. Great read! You can read the review on amazon.com

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I'd highly recommend the new Vietnam War novel Matterhorn. It's excellent and you totally feel like you are with the soldiers in the muddy, rainy, jungle trying to hold on to a piece of land, injured, running out of food and water, waiting for reinforcements to come.

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Have you read any of Mary Renault's books? She wrote an awesome trilogy about Alexander the Great, and several other books set in ancient Greece.