The Unwilling is in a Science Fiction Bundle on Sale until March 21, 2022

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They say this bundle is packed so full of science fiction they had to assemble it in orbit...and while you might have some doubts about that - I am, after all, still planetside - you can be sure that this bundle contains some good quality reading.

So, Where's it From?

Over fifteen authors have joined the International Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors (IASFA) in a massive book bundle to warp the space-time of readers everywhere.

And Exactly What Is an IASFA Book Bundle?

IASFA Book Bundles are a way for people to discover quality books written by popular authors. You know how it's always hard to find something good to read? IASFA can help solve that with monthly free book promotions as well as through a massive Book Bundle like this. 

Where can I Find this Bundle?

 Well, this bundle can be found at THIS LINK: https://20bookpacks.com/IASFA-SF2022

So, Tell Me: What's in this Bundle?

This bundle contains titles from over fifteen authors, telling stories that range from fantastic worlds to scowling spaceship commanders, and from exploration to colonization to alien contact. There is something for everyone and your next favorite Science Fiction author might just be found right here. The IASFA has compiled a bunch of hot titles and can offer them in a bundle for much less than a dollar each. See what there is to see.


Concordia Deception by J J Green – Terror stalks a new world colony.

Ravages of Honor: Conquest by Monalisa Foster – What would you do to save your world?

Cydonia Rising by David Walsh – The Emperor of the galaxy has fallen, slain by his mad son.

The Complete Saga of Davi Rhii by Brian Thomas Schmidt – Star Wars meets Exodus.

A Dead Ship in the Deep Black by Rene Astlee – Whatever you do, don’t open the box.

The One: A Cruise Through the Solar System by Eric Klein – What starts as an AI debugging job turns into the space adventure of a lifetime.

Battlenaut Crucible by Robert Jeschonek – You only see them coming when it’s too late.

Fractured Orbits by Jeanette Beddard – A mother will stop at nothing to protect her child, even if she’s a mutation, an alien, the end of everything.

Star Swarm by James Palmer – War between humans and the Draconi gives an ancient enemy a chance to destroy both races.

Quinn of Cygnus: Lift Off by A M Scott – Something is wrong at Adzari Net Academy. Really wrong.

The Unwilling by C M Simpson – Werewolves on the run, in space.

Any Job Will Do by John Wilker – If a smuggling job seems too good to be true, it usually is.

Submerged by C P MacDonald – Framed for a crime he didn’t commit, lost in a criminal underworld beneath the waves.

The Great Human War Tragedy by Dave Creek – The captain of a battle-crippled starship, lost in space, must find a way home before the crew mutinies.

Shattered Empire: Kaine’s Sanction by D M Pruden – Abandoned world harbours deadly secret.

Cygnus Space Opera 1- 3 by Craig Martelle – Snarky Hillcats and Cygnus Marines on harrowing missions…what could go wrong?

Mako by Ian J Malone – It’s just a game, or is it?

 

And where can you find it? 

Why right HERE, of course!

https://20bookpacks.com/IASFA-SF2022

Why don't you go and check it out?

 

 

 

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