| February Books |
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House of Assassins
Larry Correia
(hardcover)
First daughter of Vane, Thera, has been kidnapped by a shapeshifting wizard intent on stealing her powers. Now, Ashok Vadal rides to her rescue. But it seems Ashok may be caught in a game played by gods for the fate of the world itself. If the gods do exist, Ashok has warned them: stay out of the way. |
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War of Honor
David Weber
(limited leatherbound edition)
Thomas Theisman didn't want a war. After risking his life and a fresh round of civil war to overthrow the Committee of Public Safety's reign of terror and restore the Republic of Haven's ancient Constitution, an interstellar war was the last thing he wanted. Unfortunately, what he wanted didn't matter. . . .
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Man-Kzin Wars XV
Created by Larry Niven
(trade paperback)
The predatory catlike warrior race known as the kzin never had a hard time dealing with all those they encountered, conquering alien worlds with little effort. That is until they came face to face with the leaf-eaters known as humans. New stories of the war between humanity and the catlike kzin from Brad R. Torgersen, Brendan DuBois, Martin L. Shoemaker, and more!
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Witchy Winter
D.J. Butler
(mass market paperback)
Sarah Calhoun has paid a hard price for her entry onto the stage of the Empire’s politics. But she has survived. Now, to win the Serpent Throne, she’ll have to defeat seven other candidates, win over the kingdom’s regent, and learn the will of a hidden goddess—all while mastering her people’s inscrutable ways and watching her own back.
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Bringers of Hell
Travis S. Taylor
(mass market paperback)
Despite unprecedented victories on the part of humanity, the war with the alien Chiata Horde drags on. Meanwhile, Alexander Moore’s daughter, Deanna Moore, now known by the callsign “Phoenix,” wages a personal war on the alien menace.
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Sins of Her Father
Mike Kupari
(mass market paperback)
An exiled leader must return to his homeworld to stave off disaster. But getting there is easier said than done. Enter Privateer Captain Catherine Blackwood and the crew of the Andromeda.
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| Baen Appearances |
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James L. Cambias
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February 1
Northshire Books
Saratoga Springs, NY
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Larry Correia
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February 4
Uncle Hugo
Minneapolis, MN |
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Larry Correia
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February 5
Half Price Books
Houston, TX
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Larry Correia
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February 6
Half Price Books
Dallas, TX |
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Larry Correia
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February 7
Barnes & Noble
Oklahoma City, OK
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Larry Correia
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February 8
Barnes & Noble
Wichita, KS
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Larry Correia
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February 9
Barnes & Noble
Kansas City, MO
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Larry Correia
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February 10
Books A Million
Edwardsville, IL
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Larry Correia
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February 12
Barnes & Noble - Tyson's Corner
McLean, VA
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Larry Correia
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February 13
Books A Million
Virginia Beach, VA
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D. J. Butler
Larry Correia
Tony Daniel
Sarah A. Hoyt
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February 14 - 16
LTUE: Life, the Universe & Everything Symposium
Provo, UT
http://ltue.net/
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Wil McCarthy
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February 15 - 17
ConDFW XVIII
Fort Worth, TX
http://www.condfw.org/
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Jody Lynn Nye (Guest of Honor)
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February 22 - 24
MystiCon
Roanoke, VA
http://mysticon-va.com/
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D. J. Butler
Christopher Ruocchio
Timothy Zahn
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February 22 - 24
PensaCon
Pensacola, FL
https://pensacon.com/
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Don't forget to check out the newest ebook releases here. Plus, read “The Testimony of the Traitor Ratul” by Larry Correia here. And read Whit Williams' "Swords of Lok: A Historical Approach to the Edged Weapons of Larry Correia's High Fantasy World" here. And check out the conclusion to our four-part series: "Principles of Organization for War and Organizing for War in the Carreraverse" by Tom Kratman here.
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