The Monster Hunter Files

By: Larry Correia, Jonathan Maberry, Faith Hunter, Jim Butcher

Narrated by: Oliver Wyman, Brynne Blake, Khristine Hvam

For well over a century, Monster Hunter International has kept the world safe from supernatural threats small and large - and, in some cases, very, very large. Now, join us as MHI opens their archives for the first time. From experienced hunters on their toughest cases to total newbies' initial encounters with the supernatural, The Monster Hunter Files reveals the secret history of the world's most elite monster fighting force.

Discover what happened when Agent Franks took on the Nazis in World War II. Uncover how the Vatican's Combat Exorcists deal with Old Ones in Mexico. And find out exactly what takes place in a turf war between trailer park elves and gnomes. From the most powerful of mystical beings to MHI's humble janitor, see the world of professional monster hunting like never before.

Featuring 17 all new tales based on Larry Correia's best-selling series, from New York Times best-selling authors Jim Butcher, John Ringo, Jessica Day George, Jonathan Maberry, Faith Hunter, and many more.

Also includes stories by Larry Correia, John C. Wright, Jody Lynn Nye, Mike Kupari, and Brad R. Torgersen.

©2017 Larry Correia. All stories 2017 by Larry Correia, except "She Bitch, Killer of Kits" 2017 by Larry Correia and Faith Hunter. (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

MHI Rules!

Separate, varied but intertwining stories are action packed with a perfect blend of horror and humor. Outstanding on all fronts...

Monster Hunter International

I really enjoy all the Monster Hunter books by Larry Correia, please keep up the good work.

Paul Downs

Awesome!

So fun, great stories, you will love it, I love Frank's! Totally worth the purchase!

Not quite the same.

You can tell that the stories were not written by Larry and I was not a big fan of the female narrator. Overall it was still a great book and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

And what did they do next?

I really enjoyed this, and hope more come out in this series soon. I'm getting ready to read Sinners, then I might just go back and re-read the whole series.

These are stories of different MHI characters. There are some great ancillary characters , and I hope they show up in future books. This book helps round out MHI by showing glimpses into the lives of other monster hunters. There was only one story I don't like, and another that just leaves me scratching my head.

Narrators were great.

This book has lots of bad language, and of course, lots of violence, as usual. If you haven't read any of the other books, start with book one. I'm not a violence /language fan in books, but these are just good books.

I WOULD NOT LET THESE books be read by children under 16 at least. They are vividly written, enough to give a child nightmares, especially the older children, (evidence gained from my own children from other innocuous reading) even if you don't care about your children being inundated by the F* word and other, and constant violence. They are enjoyable adult books.

Fun and entertaining

If you're a fan of the MHI series, this is a must listen. Lots of well written stories from great authors! Narrators are fantastic.

awesome in the litteral way

collection of some of the greatest tallent around., fun, well crafted sometimes heartbreaking stories well told.

Collaboration

I love how all of these authors came together for for MHI lore, there is only one story with Owen Pitt that I don’t fully understand the timeline but I really loved this addition to MHI

l Listen to and read them all!

Amazing Monster stories with great characters. Larry defines the new pinnacle in a Monster stories. Dream of seeing them on TV, but for now will make fo with Audible.

Excellent overall!

Most of these shorts were highly entertaining. Solidly in the MHI universe and well performed. I was introduced to two authors I'll be checking out further with the Franks story by Mayberry, and the Maticore Sanction by John Wright. The usual suspects were awesome- Correia, Butcher, Torgersen, etc. Only one story was terrible; Mr. Natural by Jody Nye read like a first draft from a freshman creative writing 101 class. That story so glaringly didn’t fit with the quality of the rest I have to wonder.why it was even there. However the rest of these were solid, awesome storytelling, easily making up for Nye.