FREE/BARGAIN — Science Fiction & Fantasy

[Tarana]

Powers By Ursula K. Le Guin $1.99 Amazon, Kobo and B&N
Nebula award winner - science fiction.

[Tarana]

Earthseed: The Complete Series By Octavia E. Butler $2.99 Amazon, Kobo and B&N
Scifi

Good Omens By Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett $2.99 Amazon, Kobo and B&N
Fantasy

[salty-horse]

The Hand of the Sun King by J.T. Greathouse is $3.99 on Amazon.com
The beginning of a new series.

Wen Alder was born into two worlds.

On his father’s side, a legacy of proud loyalty and service to the god-like Sienese Emperor spanning generations. And it is expected that Alder, too, will follow this tradition by passing the Imperial exams, learning the accepted ways of magic and, if he serves with honor, enhancing his family's prominence by rising to take a most powerful position in Sien—the Hand of the Emperor.

But from his mother he has inherited defiance from the Empire, a history of wild gods and magic unlike anything the Imperial sorcerers could yet control. It began when his spirited, rebellious grandmother took Alder into the woods and introduced him to her ways—ways he has never been able to forget.

Now, on the verge of taking the steps that will forge the path of his life, Alder discovers that the conflict between the Empire and the resistance is only the beginning of a war that will engulf both heaven and earth, gods and man—and he may be the key to final victory for whichever side can claim him as their own…

[salty-horse]

The Kingdoms by Natasha Pulley is $2.99 on Amazon.com

Joe Tournier has a bad case of amnesia. His first memory is of stepping off a train in the nineteenth-century French colony of England. The only clue Joe has about his identity is a century-old postcard of a Scottish lighthouse that arrives in London the same month he does. Written in illegal English-instead of French-the postcard is signed only with the letter “M,” but Joe is certain whoever wrote it knows him far better than he currently knows himself, and he's determined to find the writer. The search for M, though, will drive Joe from French-ruled London to rebel-owned Scotland and finally onto the battle ships of a lost empire's Royal Navy. In the process, Joe will remake history, and himself.

[GlennD]

New Spring, the prequel to the Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan, is on sale at Amazon for $3.99.

Hopefully we'll see the whole series on sale at some point while the TV show is going.

[salty-horse]

Quillifer by Walter Jon Williams is $1.99 on Amazon.com
First in a series.

Rogue. Joker. Lover. Reluctant soldier.

Quillifer is a young man, serially in love and studying law, when a family tragedy throws him into the world to seek his fortune. A charmer rather than a fighter, he soon finds himself embroiled with a bandit gang, caught up in vicious court intrigues, and the plaything of an angry, beautiful, and very jealous goddess. While he struggles to establish himself in the capital, the country finds itself pitched into a civil war, and Quillifer, a unwilling soldier at best, finds himself caught up in the action, and able to tip the scales of fortune.

[lkmiller]

Originally Posted by GlennD

New Spring, the prequel to the Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan, is on sale at Amazon for $3.99.

Hopefully we'll see the whole series on sale at some point while the TV show is going.

I imagine they will be. I know they've been on sale in the past. I've had them all for a long time, and I'm sure I would have gotten them on sale.

[salty-horse]

The Memory of Souls (A Chorus of Dragons #3) by Jenn Lyons is $2.99 on Amazon.com

[salty-horse]

Shadow of a Dead God by Patrick Samphire is FREE and its new sequel Nectar for the God is $3.99 on Amazon.com
This is an epic fantasy series. Here's the description of the first book:

It was only supposed to be one little job – a simple curse-breaking for Mennik Thorn to pay back a favour to his oldest friend. But then it all blew up in his face. Now he’s been framed for a murder he didn’t commit.

So how is a second-rate mage, broke, traumatized, and with a habit of annoying the wrong people, supposed to prove his innocence when everyone believes he’s guilty?

Mennik has no choice if he wants to get out of this: he is going to have to throw himself into the corrupt world of the city’s high mages, a world he fled years ago. Faced by supernatural beasts, the mage-killing Ash Guard, and a ruthless, unknown adversary, it’s going to take every trick Mennik can summon just to keep him and his friend alive.

But a new, dark power is rising in Agatos, and all that stands in its way is one damaged mage…

[maddz]

Today's Amazon.co.uk Big Deal: the 6-book Dune series by Frank Herbert is 99p each.

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=s9_...d_i=5400977031

[Dr. Drib]

^

And from Kobo.uk:

https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/p/deals

[Loosheesh]

Originally Posted by maddz

Today's Amazon.co.uk Big Deal: the 6-book Dune series by Frank Herbert is 99p each.

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=s9_...d_i=5400977031

for finding these; only yesterday I was watching the series at AmazonUS and lamenting that $9.99 a pop was too rich for me

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

^

And from Kobo.uk:

https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/p/deals

for mentioning the match at Kobo; I wouldn't have thought to look there. I can't take advantage of AmazonUK ebook deals/freebies; the UK site always points me back to the US site.

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by Loosheesh

for finding these; only yesterday I was watching the series at AmazonUS and lamenting that $9.99 a pop was too rich for me



for mentioning the match at Kobo; I wouldn't have thought to look there. I can't take advantage of AmazonUK ebook deals/freebies; the UK site always points me back to the US site.

Yes, I forgot to mention that apparently one must (in my case) be a virtual visitor with a UK address in order to take advantage of Kobo.uk purchases.

[salty-horse]

Tigerman by Nick Harkaway is $4.99 on Amazon.com

Sergeant Lester Ferris is a good man in need of a rest. After a long career of being shot at, he’s about to be retired. The mildly larcenous, backwater island of Mancreu is the ideal place to serve out his time, a former British colony in legal limbo, belching toxic clouds of waste and facing imminent destruction by an international community concerned for their own safety. The perfect place for Lester is also the perfect location for a multinational array of shady businesses. Hence the Black Fleet of illicit ships lurking in the bay: spy stations, arms dealers, offshore hospitals, money-laundering operations, drug factories and torture centers. None of which should be a problem, since Lester’s brief is to sit tight and turn a blind eye.

Meanwhile, he befriends a brilliant, Internet-addled street kid with a comic-book fixation who will need a new home when the island dies. When Mancreu’s fragile society erupts in violence, Lester must be more than just an observer: he has no choice but to rediscover the man of action he once was, and find out what kind of hero the island—and the boy—will need.

[GlenBarrington]

Originally Posted by salty-horse

Tigerman by Nick Harkaway is $4.99 on Amazon.com

Not to pick nits, but this seems more like a mystery than Sci-Fi. Sounds interesting though.