The Unwilling is in This Month's IASFA Promotion

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As you may already know, I'm a member of the International Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors (IASFA), which supports SFF authors, regardless of where in their career, they're at.

And as you also might already know, the IASFA runs a promotion of free or 99c books every month, where they ask for a reader's first name and email address so they can add that reader to their newsletter mailing list. As an additional bonus for signing up to the IASFA newsletter as part of this month's promotion, you’ll get five free books in a variety of SFF genres. You can check it out at https://iasfa.org/free-books

This month, we have a tonne of science-fiction titles either discounted to 99c or for Free - and you can check out their authors and see if your next favorite is among them. You can find the promotion here: https://iasfa.org/dec23 . One of those titles is The Unwilling the first book in my Strays of Lunar One series, but there are more promotions to come, including:
  • January 21-25, 2024 – All Urban Fantasy
  • February 25-29, 2024 – Cross Genre
  • March 24-28, 2024 – Fantasy Short Stories
  • April 21-25, 2024 – All Fantasy
  • May 19-23, 2024 All Science Fiction 
  • June 23-27, 2024 All Urban Fantasy
  • July 21-25, 2024 Fantasy Short Stories
  • August 25-29, 2024 Science Fiction Short Stories
  • September 22-26, 2024 All Fantasy
  • October 27-31, 2024 Urban Fantasy Short Stories
  • November 26-30, 2024 – Cross Genre
  • December 26-30, 2024 All Science Fiction

It's a reading smorgasbord. If you don't mind signing up for the IASFA newsletter, there's buffet of books waiting. 

 


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