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Neogenesis
Sharon Lee & Steve Miller
(hardcover)
At the edge of Deep Space, a newly awakened artificial intelligence may well have the power to destroy universes. There are those who wish to exploit it, and those who wish to help it. The question is: Who will get to it first? |
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In Enemy Hands
David Weber
(leatherbound edition)
The People's Republic of Haven has finally found an admiral who can win battles, and Honor Harrington’s orders take her straight into an ambush. Outnumbered, outgunned, and unable to run, she has just two options: see the people under her command die in a hopeless, futile battle . . . or surrender.
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Cobra Traitor
Timothy Zahn
(trade paperback)
The Cobras face an impossible decision: join with the hated Dominion of Man or risk annihilation at the hands of the alien Troft in the conclusion of the Cobra War trilogy.
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The Cackle of Cthulhu
Ed. by Alex Shvartsman
(trade paperback)
Top authors pay tribute and poke fun at the Lovecraft mythos. Contains twenty-three mirthful manifestations within the Cthulhu Mythos from best-selling and award-winning authors Neil Gaiman, Mike Resnick, Esther Friesner, Ken Liu, Jody Lynn Nye, Laura Resnick, Nick Mamatas, and many more!
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1636: The Mission to the Mughals
Eric Flint & Griffin Barber
(mass market paperback)
Dispatched to the Mughal Empire of India, a group of up-timers and down-timers from the United States of Europe encounters more than bargained for—and gains an unlikely ally in the person of the Emperor’s eldest daughter.
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Kill Before Dying
Travis S. Taylor
(mass market paperback)
Alexander Moore has saved humanity in the past. But his encounters with the Chiata were not without cost, and the fight is far from over. The Chiata are still out there, and they will stop at nothing short of complete annihilation.
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Baen Appearances |
Don't forget to check out the newest ebook releases here. Plus new short story “Block Party” by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller here. And read this month’s nonfiction essay, “Nuclear Fission Power in Space” by Andy Presby here.
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