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1635: A Parcel of Rogues
Eric Flint & Andrew Dennis
(hardcover)
Alternate 1635: When King Charles demands Cromwell’s head, it falls to up-time sharpshooter Julie Sims to teach the Brits a lesson that has already been learned on the continent: A safe distance isn’t what you think it is. |
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Dark Victory
Brendan DuBois
(trade paperback)
Sixteen-year-old Randy Knox has vague memories of Earth before the aliens came and destroyed life as we know it. Now a member of the New Hampshire National Guard, Randy does all he can to resist what appears to be humanity’s inevitable defeat. But before victory can be declared, Randy must complete one final mission.
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Unforgettable
Eric James Stone
(trade paperback)
In the near future, a fluke of quantum mechanics renders CIA agent Nat Morgan utterly forgettable. Now, Nat must team up with an enemy agent and a brilliant physicist to stop a ruthless billionaire from finishing a quantum supercomputer that will literally control the fate of the world.
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Worst Contact
ed. by Hank Davis
(trade paperback)
These stories from SF greats answer the question, “Are we alone in the universe?” with a resounding, “No, but we wish we were!” Includes stories by Poul Anderson, David Drake, William Tenn, Sarah A. Hoyt, Tony Daniel, and many more.
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Barrayar
Lois McMaster Bujold
(trade paperback)
Sick of combat and betrayal, Cordelia Vorkosigan is ready to settle down to a quiet life. But when the Emperor dies, her husband Aral becomes guardian of the infant heir to the imperial throne of Barrayar and the target of high-tech assassins in a dynastic civil war.
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Strands of Sorrow
John Ringo
(mass market paperback)
Steve Smith and the members of Wolf Squadron prepare to do the impossible: take back the mainland from the zombie horde, starting on Smith’s home turf. Science-based, frightening, and all too believable, a classic of heroism in the face of extinction.
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The Sword of Michael
Marcus Wynn
(mass market paperback)
Targeted by a powerful sorcerer and caught up in a battle for the souls of his friends, Marius Winter must leave ordinary reality behind. Together with his unconventional spirit guides, he must descend to the darkest dungeons of the underworld and confront Belial himself.
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Baen Appearances |
Don't forget to check out the newest ebook releases here, read “The Siege of Denver,” an all new short story set in the world of Brendan Bubois’ Dark Victory here. And check out this month’s new non-fiction essay, “The CubeSat Revolution” by space scientist Les Johnson here. For upcoming appearances by Baen authors and editors, check here.
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