Monster Hunter International is the story of an accountant and 3-gun competitor changing careers and becoming a mercenary hunter of supernatural evil - and who hasn't had that daydream during a long day in the office? Larry Correia does a great job balancing legit storytelling and detailed realism with tongue-in-cheek humor, creating a book that stylishly cavorts from gunfight to gunfight without reading like typical zombie fiction. It doesn't hurt that Correia includes some scenes we can all relate to: It was like a normal group of people having breakfast, but everyone was armed and there was a flamethrower in the corner. I dunno about you, but I've been in rooms like that. Never had to take on a gargoyle with a tire iron, though. http://www.forgottenweapons.com/book-review-monster-hunter-inter