FREE/BARGAIN - Science Fiction, Fantasy - 2016

[JSWolf]

Monthly Star Trek eBook sale

This month is Voyager and IKS Gorkon.

Voyager
Full Circle
Unworthy
Children of the Storm
The Eternal Tide
Protectors
Acts of Contrition
Atonement

IKS Gorkon
A Good Day To Die
Honor Bound
Enemy Territory

On sale in the US for $1.99 and on sale in the UK for £.99. Might be on sale in other countries But You'll have to look to find out.

[crich70]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Monthly Star Trek eBook sale

This month is Voyager and IKS Gorkon.

Voyager
Full Circle
Unworthy
Children of the Storm
The Eternal Tide
Protectors
Acts of Contrition
Atonement

IKS Gorkon
A Good Day To Die
Honor Bound
Enemy Territory

On sale in the US for $1.99 and on sale in the UK for £.99. Might be on sale in other countries But You'll have to look to find out.

Where? I can't seem to find a link to where it is.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by crich70

Where? I can't seem to find a link to where it is.

Here are links to Kobo and Amazon.

Voyager
https://store.kobobooks.com/en-us/se...&sort=PriceAsc
http://www.amazon.com/Kirsten%20Beye...price-asc-rank

IKS Gorkon
https://store.kobobooks.com/search?Q...rek+iks+gorkon
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...+i.k.s.+gorkon

[ATDrake]

Kobo has a new month-long offer up for 3 for the price of 2 on assorted sf/fantasy (includes some paranormal romance & YA, clearly marked into their own subcategories), with separate pages and selections for Canada & the US.

It's actually a pretty good sale, with stuff from HarperCollins that doesn't get discounted very often and backlist publishers like Jabberwocky Literary Agency (who are offering some of Tanya Huff's old DAW books), and apparently an entire section of L. Ron Hubbard if you're feeling really nostalgic.

In Canada, there's some Tolkien in it (both The Silmarillion and his more obscure non-Middle-Earth stuff), which is not offered as part of the Buy 2 Get 1 Free sale in the US since apparently Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has the rights to it there instead of HarperCollins.

Linkage for the respective country-specific dedicated sale pages: Canada & US

Also, French publisher Bragelonne's featured sale author of the month is Australian multiple Aurealis Award-winning fantasy author Trudi Canavan (ISFDB, Wikipedia), with all her works in translation priced at just $4.99 CAD at Kobo Canada (presumably matched in the other CA stores which carry francophone books), and should also available in France and whatever other countries also sell Bragelonne ebooks, which are DRM-free from Kobo at least, by the way.

Linkage to the dedicated page if you're interested: Tout Trudi Canavan maître du fantasy à 4,99$ ch. en juin

[Purple Lady]

Originally Posted by ATDrake

Kobo has a new month-long offer up for 3 for the price of 2 on assorted sf/fantasy (includes some paranormal romance & YA, clearly marked into their own subcategories), with separate pages and selections for Canada & the US.

It's actually a pretty good sale, with stuff from HarperCollins that doesn't get discounted very often and backlist publishers like Jabberwocky Literary Agency (who are offering some of Tanya Huff's old DAW books), and apparently an entire section of L. Ron Hubbard if you're feeling really nostalgic.

In Canada, there's some Tolkien in it (both The Silmarillion and his more obscure non-Middle-Earth stuff), which is not offered as part of the Buy 2 Get 1 Free sale in the US since apparently Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has the rights to it there instead of HarperCollins.

Linkage for the respective country-specific dedicated sale pages: Canada & US

Also, French publisher Bragelonne's featured sale author of the month is Australian multiple Aurealis Award-winning fantasy author Trudi Canavan (ISFDB, Wikipedia), with all her works in translation priced at just $4.99 CAD at Kobo Canada (presumably matched in the other CA stores which carry francophone books), and should also available in France and whatever other countries also sell Bragelonne ebooks, which are DRM-free from Kobo at least, by the way.

Linkage to the dedicated page if you're interested: Tout Trudi Canavan maître du fantasy à 4,99$ ch. en juin

Does it show the romance categories in Canada? Because it doesn't in the US. Three of the four I see on the page are romance. This is why I don't even bother to look at the books Kobo puts on sale anymore - they are usually an over abundance of romance.

[ATDrake]

^

Canada has: Otherworldly science fiction, Fantastical fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Classics and must-reads from L. Ron Hubbard (this includes some Writers of the Future anthologies with the stories from the new author contest winners), Science fiction for young adults, Fantasy for young adults

As far as I recall from my earlier page-through the first two sections, there was no noticeable paranormal romance filed into the 8 or so pages of each in the sale.

[apesmom]

HarperVoyager has a new bunch of freebies up. Just a couple repeats from last time.

• Dark Alchemy by Laura Bickle
• Metrophage by Richard Kadrey
• Dissension by Stacey Berg
• The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
• By the Blood of Heroes by Joseph Nassise
• Wings of Sorrow and Bone by Beth Cato
• Superheroes Anonymous by Lexie Dunne
• Stonehill Downs by Sarah Remy
• A Fairytale Ending by Jack Heckel
• The Diabolical Miss Hyde by Viola Carr
• The Rogue Retrieval by Dan Koboldt
• Woodwalker by Emily B. Martin
• Dark Transmissions by Davila LeBlanc
• Shadow of Empire by Jay Allan
• The Oldest Trick by Auston Habershaw

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by Dngrsone

Gotta sign up for a newsletter, so use a burner account if you so desire.

I already have Superheroes Anonymous, which is good (IMO, of course), as is The Diabolical Miss Hyde.

The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet has been on my wish list for a while, so I thank you for this opportunity to get it for free.

Dngrsone:

Please accept my apologies. I accidentally deleted your post, after I discovered that I meant to thank the original poster for the Harper Voyage titles.

Again, my apologies for this mistake.


Don
(Moderator)

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by apesmom

HarperVoyager has a new bunch of freebies up. Just a couple repeats from last time.

• Dark Alchemy by Laura Bickle
• Metrophage by Richard Kadrey
• Dissension by Stacey Berg
• The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
• By the Blood of Heroes by Joseph Nassise
• Wings of Sorrow and Bone by Beth Cato
• Superheroes Anonymous by Lexie Dunne
• Stonehill Downs by Sarah Remy
• A Fairytale Ending by Jack Heckel
• The Diabolical Miss Hyde by Viola Carr
• The Rogue Retrieval by Dan Koboldt
• Woodwalker by Emily B. Martin
• Dark Transmissions by Davila LeBlanc
• Shadow of Empire by Jay Allan
• The Oldest Trick by Auston Habershaw

That's 10 new ones. (The other 5 were repeats that I obtained the last time.)

THANK YOU!

[murg]

One I had from last time, two already 'sold' out, the rest...

The ebooks come attached to an email, so you need a valid email address.

[Manabi]

Originally Posted by apesmom

HarperVoyager has a new bunch of freebies up. Just a couple repeats from last time.

Quite a few of them are showing as having run out, but as I recall, they restocked the giveaway at least once last time. I'm pretty sure I got some of them that people had reported as out of stock after those reports. So might want to leave the page up in a tab and check again periodically.

Thanks for the post apesmom!

[Dngrsone]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

Dngrsone:

Please accept my apologies. I accidentally deleted your post, after I discovered that I meant to thank the original poster for the Harper Voyage titles.

Again, my apologies for this mistake.


Don
(Moderator)

No worries. I've moderated and administered a few sites myself, I know how tough a job it can be, particularly considering the pay (none).

[peachiekene]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Monthly Star Trek eBook sale

This month is Voyager and IKS Gorkon.

-snip-

On sale in the US for $1.99 and on sale in the UK for £.99. Might be on sale in other countries But You'll have to look to find out.

[DrNefario]

The Jack Campbell Lost Fleet stuff seems to be on sale again in an Amazon Big Deal in the UK.

I still haven't read Dauntless. I bought it about five sales ago.

[pdurrant]

Originally Posted by DrNefario

The Jack Campbell Lost Fleet stuff seems to be on sale again in an Amazon Big Deal in the UK.

I quite enjoyed reading them until it became clear that all the space stuff didn't make sense not because I wasn't understanding it, but because the author was translating sea-going vessel supply and manoeuvring problems DIRECTLY to space ships.

For instance, did you know it's more fuel efficient in space to reverse course by executing a long curving flight path rather than just thrusting in the opposite direction? No, neither did I. Because it isn't. Yet that is a major aspect of his space battles. I waited a long time for some explanation of this, but there never is one. He's just wrong.

If that sort of stuff won't bother you, I can recommend the books. It got too much for me.