Mira Grant's Feed. It's a zombie book, but it really is a very well written book. It doesn't take itself too seriously, but it still has its moments. Part of a trilogy, but honestly haven't taken the time to read the rest. But Feed is probably the best one I've ever read for the genre, hands down.
Larry Correia's Monster Hunter series are ****ing awesome though I expected just another run of the mill sci fi story it was pretty good. I mean, the writer is a gun guy, he has a sick sense of humor, and he is gun guy, he also has some a couple books in collaboration with John Ringo and they were awesome too so for all the Ringo fans there is that. Line from one of the more recent books, "You ever seen what happens to a gnome with you hit it with a 50bmg? You can't really. Not unless you have one of those photosonic cameras on the ****er when you do. In which case you are a very bad person." Worth a read. Some of the characters are pretty awesome too.
Other ones would the the Leandros novels by Rob Thurman. Lots of gun play and sarcasm and killing shit, and really one of my favorite series. Though I'll be honest, bought the first one because there was a guy on the cover with a katana. Probably the biggest one that was better than expected was the Jennifer Fallon Medallion Trilogy, first book started off pretty slow, like the first 150 pages were so slow I put it down, then ran out of stuff to read to decided to power through it. Finished the first one, then blew through the next two in like a 4 days. Really engaging once you got through the first third of the first book. Jim Butcher's Dresden series is pretty good took.
Honorable mention would be the EE Knight Vampire earth novels, some are pretty good, others pretty sucky in my opinion, but I know others who really liked them.
"I don't collect guns anymore, I stockpile weapons for ****ing war." Chuck P.
"Some days you eat the bacon, and other days the bacon eats you." SeriousStudent
"Don't complain when after killing scores of women and children in a mall, a group of well armed men who train to shoot people like you in the face show up to say hello." WillBrink
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