Mankind's history is bound up in the fabric of fate, a strong cloth, tough and closely woven. Consider 1918. The last year of the greatest war in human history, to date. As the belligerents stagger, Russia descends into civil war and chaos. It is there that a once mighty family await their fate. But even the strongest fabric has flaws. An escaped prisoner of war, injured but still highly capable, may be one. An airship at loose ends after a failed mission might be another. A German general suddenly coming face to face with the reality of the monster rising in the east could be a third. And if all these loose threads are somehow yanked out together, the effect just might be enough to tear the fabric of time, and to rescue a desperate family—a family that happens to contain the last heirs of the Tsars of old Russia, and perhaps the Russia that is to come!

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Since boyhood, Druadaen expected he’d command an elite legion and become the leader his father predicted he would be. Fate had other plans. Assigned to a small group of outriders tasked with watching nearby kingdoms, Druadaen discovers that the larger world is riddled with impossibilities. How do humanoid raiders, known as the Bent, suffer staggering losses and yet return as a vast horde every decade? How do multiton dragons fly? How have fossils formed in a world which sacrists insist has existed for only ten millennia? To solve these mysteries, Druadaen journeys into the dank warrens of the Bent, seeks out a dragon’s lair, and ventures into long-buried ruins in search of ancient scrolls. But Druadaen’s most lethal enemies might lurk in even more unusual places: the temples and council chambers of his own homeland.

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The final frontier ain’t so final in these twelve tales of space exploration and adventure. There’s a story for everyone who’s ever dreamed of taking that star-dusty trail to the farthest stars. Or of facing down a belligerent alien at high noon in a frontier settlement under the light of a strange sun.

Get ready to hit the hyper-thrusters as you set course for adventure, mystery, romance, and two-lasergun slinging action! Yarns by Elizabeth Moon, Alan Dean Foster, Jane Lindskold, Wil McCarthy, Martin Shoemaker, Alex Shvartsman, and more.

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What happened to all the old monsters? There was a time when the vampire and the werewolf were universally acknowledged and feared; and then suddenly we all lived in an age of reason, and no-one believed in monsters out of fairy-tales. But in reality the monsters chose to vanish from view, disappearing into the underworld of crime to discover new ways to prey on Humanity. Enter Daniel and Tina: owners of Jekyll & Hyde, Inc. They have drunk Edward Hyde’s Elixir, becoming both more and less human in order to defeat the monster clans. They are the last of the “Hydes,” but they’re still looking for a few good monsters . . .

Read “The Man Who Would be Dracula,” by Simon R. Green here.

Save on a claymore spread of ebooks—and experience the legendary “Wrath of Kratman” firsthand! Retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and creator of the best-selling, hard-hitting, and militarily astute Carerra science fiction series and more metes out retribution to those who would thwart the ways of vengeance and justice!

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Coming soon to the Baen Free Radio Hour: Larry Correia on new Monster Hunter novel Monster Hunter Bloodlines. Plus David Weber, Wen Spencer, Lou Berger, and editors on A.I. super-tank anthology World Breakers.

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