Monster Hunter Alien Files

A new entry in the best-selling Monster Hunter International series! Peter Peterson thought his most dangerous job was reverse-engineering foreign missiles for the U.S. government—until the lady of Grayson Lake tried to turn him into a late-night snack. After surviving his first brush with the supernatural, he is recruited by Monster Hunter International and gets pulled into an organization so deep in the US government that it will never be disclosed. Its mission: protect humanity from alien invaders.

For centuries, hostile visitors from across the stars have been sneaking to Earth in waves, building secret colonies, running abduction schemes, and occasionally trying to remake the planet for their own species. While Congress holds hearings with whistleblowers and expert witnesses, very real counter-alien operations are being run out of the Pentagon and through undisclosed locations in New England.

Armed with his engineering brain, a stack of dog-eared case files from retiring alien-hunter Martin Dreyfus, and a squad of eclectic and very dangerous hunters, Pete Peterson is about to discover just how deep the rabbit hole of flying saucers, cover stories, and government turf wars really goes. From the “real” truth behind Roswell to Biblical-era monster hunters facing aliens in Babylon, every page of Dreyfus’s diary points to one conclusion: the aliens aren’t done with Earth.

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Larry Correia is the creator of the Wall Street Journal and New York Times best-selling Monster Hunter International series. He is an avid gun user and advocate who shot on a competitive level for many years. Before becoming a full-time writer, he was a military contract accountant, and a small business accountant and manager. Correia lives in Utah with his wife and family.

Les Johnson is a futurist, author, and retired NASA Chief Technologist at Marshall Space Flight Center. In his day job at NASA, Les has worked on the development of next-generation space technologies—including solar sails, which he believes will eventually take us to the stars. He has recently appeared on Fox News and the Ingraham Report as a commentator on the latest expedition to the moon, Artemis II.