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The Valley of Shadows
John Ringo & Mike Massa
(hardcover)
The zombies are at the gates in New York City and it’s up to corporate head of security Tom Smith to make sure humanity stands a chance against the ravenous horde. Good thing Smith, late of the Australian special forces, isn’t a man who gives up easily. |
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A Pillar of Fire by Night
Tom Kratman
(hardcover)
Carrera's held off his enemies from the north, in the process dealing forces of the Zhong Empire a stinging defeat. But now his adopted country of Balboa is under assault and it's beginning to look like the game is up. But Carrera's been planning this war for fifteen years. He certainly hopes his enemies think they're winning.
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Hokas Pokas!
Gordon R. Dickson & Poul Anderson
(trade paperback)
Hokas: friendly, fuzzy aliens resembling teddy bears with very vivid imaginations. They also have a hard time distinguishing between human fact and fiction—or in this case the present from the past. So when a Hoka thinks he’s Napoleon Bonaparte, you’d better believe it. Especially since it may be your best chance for survival on a hostile alien world.
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The Spark
David Drake
(mass market paperback)
In the time of the ancients the universe was united—but that was far in the past. Now only broken artifacts remain. A few humans known as Makers can reshape these into their original uses. But chaos rules. Now Pal, a youth from the sticks, has come to the capital. He’s about to learn how far he has to go, and what he must sacrifice, to become a true Champion.
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Agent of Change
Sharon Lee & Steve Miller
(mass market paperback)
“Recruited” by the mysterious Liaden Department of Interior and brainwashed into an Agent of Change—a ruthless covert operative who kills without remorse—Val Con yos'Phelium finds himself saving the life of ex-mercenary Miri Robertson. Thrown together by circumstances, Val Con and Miri must struggle to elude their enemies and stay alive.
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| Baen Appearances |
Don't forget to check out the newest ebook releases here. Plus, read “See of Darkness,” a new story by Mike Massa set in the Black Tide Rising universe, here. And read this month’s nonfiction essay, part one of “Principles of Organization for War and Organizing for War in the Carreraverse” by Tom Kratman, here.
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