Science Fiction Storybundle

[filkferengi]

https://storybundle.com/scifi

This month by women authors. The full bundle is 10 [actually 13, as the Vonda McIntyre is a quartet omnibus]. Aside from the anthology [400 pages of fun authors to try--yay!], the novels are either book 1 in a series or stand-alones. There are many award-winning authors, including Kristine Smith and Rosemary Kirstein. One of the stand-alones is by M.C.A. Hogarth. Aside from all the other awesome, I'd have bought the bundle for the Hogarth alone; she's one of my favorite authors.

My hunky hubby departs for his spring training pilgrimage next week. Let's just say, that's my reading for that definitely sorted.

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[checkers65477.livejournal.com]

Very cool--I'm not familiar with any of these authors! But it all sounds like stuff I'd like. What's a good starting book with Hogarth's books?

Summer is coming (slowly, but coming) and I'll have lots more time to read.

[filkferengi]

It depends on what genres you like. _Spots_, in the bundle, is a stand-alone and excellent [I binge-read it the other day, at the computer all afternoon], but reads more like a screenplay than a novel.

The best bargain right now is the Blood Ladders trilogy, all 3 books for 2.99 [there's a promotion coming up]: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0794P2WT8 I just bought them today, & haven't read them yet. They seem to be stand-alone in their own universe.

The first Hogarth I ever read is set in her Pelted universe. It's _Mindtouch_, book 1 in the Dreamhealers series, and I've already read it multiple times. The world-building and relationships are wonderful.

For practical business advice with great comics, I recommend https://www.amazon.com/Business-Right-Brained-Musicians-Crafters-Dreamers-ebook/dp/B0799MX57B , which just came out.

That's enough to be going on with. Check out the excerpts online, & see what suits you best.

[checkers65477.livejournal.com]

The Blood Ladders books--considering violence/sexual violence--how pervasive is it? I mean, I don't have a problem at all with, say, people getting their right hands chopped off, or something. But I'm pretty squeamish these days with much violence in a book.

[filkferengi]

I've not read them yet, but couldn't pass up a sale, especially on an author I like so much.

When in doubt, start with _Mindtouch_. There're definitely culture differences, friends, feelings, and superlative cookies. It'd probably be rated G, though, so you're safe there.