#ebook deal

[mollyringle]

Please share with your ebook-reading friends! Persephone's Orchard, book 1 of my Persephone/Hades series, is currently free on many ebook platforms, and books 2 and 3 are only $2.99 each. Highway robbery, really. (Hermes, god of thieves, would approve.)

B&N Nook

Amazon Kindle

Kobo

Google Books

Apple Books

[skrutskie]

✨ some compelling reasons you should buy THE SALVATION GAMBIT ✨

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Apple Books | Google Play | Kobo

[writerupdated]

Called The 2023 Write Stuff Bundle, and curated by Kristine Kathryn Rusch, the collection includes books that will guide you how to create characters, run a successful podcast, or build a stronger network.

(via Attention, writers! This ebook bundle is for you)

[eatsowhat]

Kindle $1.99 Deal!  Eat So What! Mini Editions Boxset: 4 Books in 1 Get $0.20 credit back 

https://www.amazon.com/What-Extract-Editions-Boxset-Vegetarianism-ebook/dp/B08W4D4CXJ

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[kcinpa]

my book is on sale

On sale for $1.99/£1,99* Feb 23-24: A Case of Some Delicacy.

It’s a Pride and Prejudice variation. Mr. Collins visits earlier in the plot, before Bingley and Darcy make their first appearance. So when he expresses interest in Jane, Mrs. Bennet encourages him.

Elizabeth plots to prevent the courtship and save Jane, and she gains an unlikely ally in Mr. Darcy. Meanwhile, Lydia develops a crush on Mr. Darcy. Matchmaking hijinks ensue.

tw for mild attempted sexual assault

*In the US and UK only--sorry, that’s not up to me.

[ladynightshade30]

Black Friday Deal

My holiday romance is going to be on sale for 99¢ from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. Save the dates and the link.

The holidays are fast approaching and Dominique Miller finds herself running from California to Alabama to escape her abusive ex, Elliot Milford, with her cat, Selene in tow. For a moment of respite, she stops at a café and quickly realizes that she is not as ahead of him as she thought. Enter Edgar Himura, a truck driver passing by on his way to Georgia for a routine delivery. What originally starts out as a kind gesture to wait with her for the police turns into an offer to take her along with him, which Dominique reluctantly accepts. But Elliot is not easily cast aside and is determined to bring Dominqiue back to California by any means necessary. As the holidays and their destination draw closer, the two find themselves falling in love while journeying towards the final confrontation with Elliot.

TRIGGER WARNING: This book contains stalking and talk of domestic violence.

https://www.amazon.com/.../B08MFT.../ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0...

[lover-of-mine]

The Demigod Diaries by Rick Riordan | Percy Jackson and the Olympians - s01e02 | The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan

[moghedien]

In case anyone is curious, about switching from kindle to kobo, I have had basically no real issues so far and have found the switch to be very worth it and I find the kobo to be a much friendlier (better UI and not constantly making me look at the store) and overall just a better device to use.

converting my kindle ebooks has not difficult at all (if you want a step by step explanation of how to do that this is the video I used) and the only books I've issues with her comics and that was just because I forgot they were a different format than text books and converted them to the wrong thing.

I like some of the short cuts on the kobo a lot and the only thing I really miss is having some sort of page number (which is very not even accurate on kindle, but I did like seeing "oh I'm on page 243 of a 500 page book") but there are other features that the kobo has that the kindle doesn't that I think make up for it. Like giving you a physical progress bar and being able to tell you how many "pages" (by which the kobo means how many time you will turn to the next screen) you have in the chapter you're on or in the book total, which will adjust for font size and whatnot

overall, glad I'm switched and I'm excited to keep using it and the writing feature more.

[haveyoureadthisfantasybook]

vote yes if you have finished the entire book.

vote no if you have not finished the entire book.

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[ofliterarynature]

HELLO THIS IS YOUR NOTICE THAT THE SCORPIO RACES EBOOK IS CURRENTLY ON SALE FOR $0.99!!!

[skrutskie]

THE SALVATION GAMBIT IS ON SALE FOR $1.99 WHEREVER EBOOKS ARE SOLD!

A hotheaded hacker must outwit the AI at the heart of a rogue warship–turned–penal colony if she and her crew of con women want to escape with their lives in this electrifying sci-fi thriller from the acclaimed author of Bonds of Brass. “Fleet-footed, quick-witted, and beguiling, The Salvation Gambit is a good old-fashioned tale of high adventure.”—Emery Robin, author of The Stars Undying Murdock has always believed in Hark, the woman who shaped her from a petty thief and lowlife hacker into a promising con artist. Hark is everything Murdock aspires to be, from her slick fashion sense to her unfailing ability to plan under pressure. Together with Bea, a fearless driver who never walks away from a bet, and Fitz, Murdock’s infuriatingly mercurial rival who can sweet-talk the galaxy into spinning around her finger, they form a foursome with a reputation for daring heists, massive payoffs, and never, ever getting caught. Well, until now. Getting caught is one thing. Getting tithed to a sentient warship that’s styled itself into a punitive god is a problem this team has never faced before. Aboard the Justice is a world stitched together from the galaxy’s sinners—some fighting for survival, some struggling to build a civilized society, and some sacrificing everything to worship the AI at the heart of the ship. The Justice’s all-seeing eyes are fixed on its newest acquisitions, Murdock in particular. It has use for a hacker—if it can wrest her devotion away from Hark. And Murdock’s faith is already fractured. To escape the Justice’s madness, they need a plan, and Hark might not be up to the task. If Hark—brilliant, unflappable Hark—can’t plot a way out, Murdock will have to use every last trick she’s learned to outwit the Justice, resist its temptation, and get her crew out alive.

It's the steal of the century—one brisk sci-fi thriller for under two bucks. The deal is only through March 12th, so don't miss out!

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Apple Books | Google Play | Kobo

[questwithambition]

Some books I’m excited to read this year:

The Poppy War, RF Kuang (absolutely loved Babel, and have had this on my tbr for years)

The Illiad and the Odyssey - probably Emily Wilson’s translation. I’m at the stage where I have learnt as much as I can about Greek mythology without reading the classics, and I’m so excited to actually delve into them

The Atlas Six trilogy, Olivie Blake. Read the first one aaaaaages ago and devoured it in practically one sitting, even more excited for the whole thing

Maybe something by Cicero - or a commentary on it. Studied him a lot in Latin classes way back and have always found his work and rhetoric fascinating.

The Lotus Empire, Tasha Suri. Some people might recall I wrote a looong review singing the praises of the Jasmine Throne, and book 2 was even better, so my hopes are high for book 3. Such fast paced writing that has you hooked, and a romance that absolutely got my flustered. And some parallels with the “purity” of women as seen in our world which oooooofff. Just go read it.

Something on linguistics- which I realise is incredibly vague but I think it’s one where I’m going to have to go to the library and see what they have there. I’d love a deep dive into Creoles. But simply an introduction to the wider field would scratch the itch in my brain

Stormlight Archive 5 - the last one of this arc - is released in December. So I’ll be enjoying a reread of the entire series (which is a lot of pages) which will be good. I honestly think that the first reread is just as enjoyable as reading something for the first time, as you can pick up so much more!

Balancing the fantasy I know I love with some more exploration- plus I know that as soon as I’m back in the library I’ll be picking up non fiction books on a eclectic mix of topics (sighs dramatically as I think about her. The library).

[eatsowhat]

READ for $1.99 only! For a limited time only!

#BooksWorthReading

[skittidyne]

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR AUGUST 19TH RELEASE DAY!

HOW TO KILL GODS & MAKE FRIENDS - PREORDERS OPENING SOON!

[xiaq]

LRPD print copies are available in bookstores!! Major bookstores today, all bookstores nationwide (and Canada) by the end of the week. Ebooks are everywhere too, but we knew that already. And my authors copies should arrive to me next week.

If you've emailed me about getting one from me with personalization, I'll try to get them all sent within a day or two of receiving them myself--so end of next week best case. I'll keep you posted. :)

[lauraroselam]

I'm still mostly ignoring social media while I'm on deadline but here's a quick dump of announcements!

If you're in the UK, Dragonfall is a Kindle Deal of the Day for 99p. If you've read it, I also wouldn't mind a quick review on the Big River Online site. Yes, it's better to buy indie, but sigh, the algorithm. Anyway, at the moment I'm feeling smug (smaug) that I'm briefly outselling The Hobbit.

If you're in Edinburgh, Scotland, I am chairing two upcoming events at Toppings: January 26th: Samantha Shannon for A Day of Fallen Night in paperback (whew I have so many pages to read over the next few days! So good. So long)

February 6th: Georgia Summers for her lush debut City of Stardust.

OK, bye!