Agent Franks of the U.S. Monster Control Bureau is a man of many parts—parts from other people, that is. He’s also nearly indestructible, animated by a powerful alchemical substance and inhabited by a super-intelligent spirit more ancient than humanity itself. Sworn to serve and protect the United States of America from all monsters, Franks has only one condition to the agreement: the government is never allowed to try and make more like him.

Project Nemesis: a secret government project by the very agency for which Franks works to make thirteen more—just like Franks. Now all bets are off, and the powers of evil are about to learn that it’s best to stay on a monster’s good side. Particularly if that monster happens to be an undying killing machine.

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Carrera—warrior, killer, and savior of humanity’s freedom—has driven the Tauran Union from his adopted country. But that’s not enough. To finish his enemies once and for all, he needs to draw them in for a final, crushing defeat. To get to Carrera, his enemies will have to take the strongest island fortress on two worlds. And in the process they’ll learn why the expression "blood stained water" is not just a literary allusion.

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Cover artist Alan Pollack chats with Baen about creating eye-catching book covers, how he came to be a professional artist, and why Larry Correia’s books are so much fun to illustrate.

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Meet Agent Franks of the U.S. Monster Control Bureau, one monster you most definitely want on your side. When Franks is injured (or simply when it’s time for an upgrade), he swaps out the old body part for the new.

Consider current celebrities and/or historic figures. Now tell us three who would make Franks even more bad***, er effective, than he already is? Send us your list and why and win a free signed hardcover of Monster Hunter Nemesis.

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Fascinating conversations with your favorite Baen writers about the books you love. Coming up: Larry Correia on his new Monster Hunter novel, Monster Hunter Nemesis, and David Weber on the 21st Anniversary of his second Honor Harrington novel, The Honor of the Queen, with a new signed leatherbound edition available now, Steve White on his latest Jason Thanou time travel novel, artist Alan Pollack on creating Larry Correia's Monster Hunter covers—and much more!

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David Weber’s best-selling Honor Harrington can now be found in a gaming app for Apple and Android devices! Find out more here.

And don’t forget to check out the latest issue of Tales of Honor, a five-part comic based on Weber’s On Basilisk Station. Click here to download a free preview of the first issue, purchase issues #1 and #2, and watch a video on the adaption process.