How's your September been? Mine's flying by, as everything seems to these days. How about some great reading to slow it down a little?
In the silly fun category, my co-author created a stack of faux movie posters for the fictitious Buff Orpington movie series that you'll hear all about in Unshackled, coming out 1 October. Here's a taste:
(It's a spoof of a well-known 4HU novel. They all are.)
The most exciting releases from Chris Kennedy Publishing in recent days have been not one, but TWO Salvage Universe books.
First up is Salvage Mother, by Kevin Steverson and Kacey Ezell
Across the galaxy, hell hath no fury like a mother protecting her young, no matter the race!
Harmon Tomeral and the crew of Salvage Title embark on an exploration of an anomalous system discovered by young Bahroot. Unlike the vast majority of gated systems, this one was not on the list of coordinates publicly available on the Galactic Network.
Meanwhile, Siva, a fighter pilot and new mother in a binary system on the edge of the galaxy is forced to make a decision. She chooses to do what it takes to save her babies…at all costs.
With Salvage Fleet repaired and growing, training is ongoing for the newest fleet members. Salvage System is quiet and its allies are experiencing the same, so Harmon decides a little old fashioned salvaging is called for.
An unknown system with no gate usage in centuries. What could go wrong?
Get it here:
https://www.amazon.com/Salvage-Mother-Coalition-Book-10-ebook/dp/B09G9HW68Q/
Right on its heels is a brand new Anthology of Salvage universe stories!
It Takes All Kinds…Of Aliens!
Harmon Tomeral and his friends wanted nothing more than to go to space, and they have beaten the odds, time and again. They developed a mech and won the Top Fleet Marine Competition. They brought back a battlecruiser from an unknown system and made it their own. They made allies who helped them achieve great victories, and they ultimately founded new colonies in what has become known as the Salvage System.
The galaxy is a big place, though, peopled with thousands of races, and most haven’t graced the pages of a Salvage Title book…until now.
“It Takes All Kinds” contains fourteen all-new stories showcasing some of the aliens in the Salvage Universe, and helps give a wider view of the galaxy as events continue to transpire in The Coalition series. From smugglers you’ve seen before to races and their pets that you haven’t, one thing’s for sure—Harmon Tomeral will be there to stick up for the little guy. From aliens looking for that special guitar to AI’s looking for a little more life, it’s all in here. Just remember, though—Laney ain’t recruiting!
Inside are potential allies for Harmon Tomeral and his friends…as well as some of the adversaries who are lining up against Salvage System. Who are these new races? Take a look inside and find out!
With Stories by:
Kevin Steverson
William Webb
Alex Rath
Quincy J. Allen
Marisa Wolf
Chris Woods
Rob Howell
Ian Malone
Tim C. Taylor
Melissa Olthoff
Mark Stallings
Robert E. Hampson
Jason Cordova
Benjamin Tyler Smith
Get it here:
https://www.amazon.com/Takes-All-Kinds-Coalition-Book-ebook/dp/B09FZVXQ8M/
The follow up anthology, It Takes More Kinds, featuring yours truly, will be out end of October.
Finally, as mentioned above, Unshackled will be out next Friday. When Bull's moon, Tambu, is attacked by cyberzombies, it's up to an old, angry Pushtal, a strange collection of Wrogul-augmented Humans, and a trio of wise-cracking Flatar (fans of the Buff Orpington movie franchise) to save it.
Out 1 October.
A few days later, New Mythology Press will release Talons & Talismans, featuring "Widow's Feast", the tale of a very large spider who finds herself in a WWI-style setting. And she's quite hungry.
The Anthology releases 5 October.
There's even more, but I know you can only take so much at once.
AND NOW FOR SOME FREE BOOKS...
Casey Moores
Author: Military Science Fiction and Fantasy
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