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Okay, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the world of Monster Hunter International, MHI was born back in the olden days on TFL, as a result of a thread started by Law Dog about "Lines I'd like to hear in a horror movie someday" and inspired by a quote from Buzz Knox. I launched my writing career by posting the Welcome back, Mr. Nightcrawler serial here on THR with Nightcrawler.
MHI was originally a self-published little "gun-culture" book about the kind of people who frequent places like THR blasting the crap out of B-movie monsters. The little self published book took off, became a hit, and I ended up getting picked up by a large publishing house. The Baen version of MHI became a bestseller, and made the jump from "gun-culture" niche novel to the mainstream, despite the fact that it is filled with guns, guns, and more guns, and it offended the tender sensibilites of most Manhattan based reviewers.
Monster Hunter Vendetta is the sequel.
The actual book doesn't release until September. The E-Arc is basically an e-book released 3 months early for the folks who just hate waiting. It is $15 instead of the standard $6 for Baen e-books. Plus you get the fun of helping find all my typos. It is readable on your computer, Kindle, or any other reading device.
Many THR members have read MHI (available on Amazon and bookstores everywhere) but why should you read Vendetta?
And for those of you who've read MHI, you get to learn who Agent Franks is.
Or you can wait 3 months and buy the book... Oooohhh, you know you want the early version.
Okay, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the world of Monster Hunter International, MHI was born back in the olden days on TFL, as a result of a thread started by Law Dog about "Lines I'd like to hear in a horror movie someday" and inspired by a quote from Buzz Knox. I launched my writing career by posting the Welcome back, Mr. Nightcrawler serial here on THR with Nightcrawler.
MHI was originally a self-published little "gun-culture" book about the kind of people who frequent places like THR blasting the crap out of B-movie monsters. The little self published book took off, became a hit, and I ended up getting picked up by a large publishing house. The Baen version of MHI became a bestseller, and made the jump from "gun-culture" niche novel to the mainstream, despite the fact that it is filled with guns, guns, and more guns, and it offended the tender sensibilites of most Manhattan based reviewers.
Monster Hunter Vendetta is the sequel.
The actual book doesn't release until September. The E-Arc is basically an e-book released 3 months early for the folks who just hate waiting. It is $15 instead of the standard $6 for Baen e-books. Plus you get the fun of helping find all my typos. It is readable on your computer, Kindle, or any other reading device.
Many THR members have read MHI (available on Amazon and bookstores everywhere) but why should you read Vendetta?
I paused in front of Milo’s giant wall of weapons. What gun for armored zombie elephant? Man, what kind of messed up job do you have to ask yourself that kind of question? Then I had my answer, sitting right in front of me on a giant wheeled tripod.
“That’s our job. We’re supposed to protect and defend the taxpayers,” he smiled, and in the dark I wasn’t sure if the government man or Susan had been more intimidating, but for totally different reasons. One because it represented a soulless entity with the power to suck the very blood from the innocent, and the other because it was a vampire.
I’ve made a lot of people angry throughout the course of my life, but I’d never hit a 10,000 foot tall crustacean with an atom bomb before.
And for those of you who've read MHI, you get to learn who Agent Franks is.
Or you can wait 3 months and buy the book... Oooohhh, you know you want the early version.