In a land ruled by the Age of Law, the casteless live as untouchables, and rebellion brews. Ashok Vadal, once a strict Protector, discovers his life is a lie. Chosen by an ancient black steel sword, he is thrust into a perilous destiny. As the Great Extermination pushes the Capitol to collapse, Ashok, now a fugitive, and Thera, prophet of the forgotten gods, rally the Sons of the Black Sword to restore balance. With allies like Jagdish, Gutch, and Devedas, Ashok battles demons and political treachery. As the demonic invasion begins, their fight becomes mankind’s last hope.

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“The inevitable fight scenes are just as epic as fans expect. Packed with action, grit, and Ashok’s own grim sarcasm, Correia’s latest is sure to satisfy.”
—Publishers Weekly

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The soldiers of the 11th Bretton Infantry knew they were being dropped into a combat zone on Dharien. But they didn’t know just how bad things really were, with the entire planet about to fall to the rebel Flags. The orders from the Highest are clear: make their way to Tabuk and keep the city under the banner of the Hegemony.

The Men of Bretton are on a collision course with their destinies—for their actions may have implications that reach to the highest echelons of the Hegemony.

Praise for Light of the Veil / Shattered Star Legacy:

“The action grabs you from page one and never lets go. A true masterpiece written by one of the best!”
—Jonathan Yanez

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First contact with the seemingly impossible human civilization at Proxima Centauri is not going well. The Earth ships sent to render aid have not been able to reverse the contagion ravaging their population, and worse, many Proximans are now wondering if the humans from Earth are there for other, not so charitable reasons. Can the extinction-level disaster faced at Proxima be reversed by the combined ingenuity of scientists from both worlds working together?

Praise for On to the Asteroid,
cowritten with Les Johnson:

“. . . a powerfully gripping saga that’s hard to put down.”
—Midwest Book Review

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The launch sequence has been set. The engines are bucking and ready to blast out of the stable. This is it, pardnas! The final trek into the outer limits of known space, where some might find oblivion, and others, serenity. Lift off to adventure with David Boop’s third space western anthology.

Thirteen stellar stories from every known quadrant of the universe, as told by an amazing crew of authors. So, book your passage on The Last Train Outta Kepler-283c before it’s too late!

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“Gunfight on Europa Station is another creative anthology from Baen Books, which has delivered many times before . . . It’ll give you a home where the aliens roam—and it’s immense fun for it.”
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As far as months went, Sammie Rameau was pretty sure he’d had worse ones. The problem was, none sprang to mind.

He glanced out the window of the Executive Mansion again and watched as another naked man ran down the street. Closely trailing the naked guy was a police car with lights on and sirens blaring. While a scene like this was not an entirely uncommon occurrence in downtown Richmond, it was usually late at night during the summer when the crazies came out to play with the cops. Not in the middle of a cold and rainy April day.

Read “The Last Convoy Out of River City” by Jason Cordova.

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