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Saturday, October 29, 2016

Monster Hunter Memoirs: Grunge by Larry Correia and John Ringo



I'm pretty much a sucker for any John Ringo books or collaborations.   I wasn't disappointed here.   This is apparently an entire series that I was unaware of before reading Urban Allies.   That book was my introduction to Monster Hunters International.
Iron Hand or Chad or formal name of Oliver Chadwick Gardenier is the main focus, besides monsters, of this novel.

The premise is that everything we have ever seen in B rated monster movies, comic book horror and the SciFi channel is real.   The governments of the world all maintain secret organizations to keep the monsters under control.   As a cost cutting measure many of those governments sub-contract the work out to specialized monster hunting companies.   Chad was a key member of one of those companies.

The book deals with many monster hunts, provides lots of weapons details and some pro-tips from Chad for hunting monsters.   There is some Seattle oriented not very subtle but nevertheless humor in the book.

I recommend.

Web Site: http://monsterhunternation.com/
http://www.johnringo.net/


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