Launch Day!

It’s no accident!

Two new books drop this week!

September 4 is the release date for The Accidental War, which continues the story of star-crossed lovers Martinez and Sula begun in The Praxis.  Seven years after the conclusion of the Naxid War, they find themselves caught up in a war that no one wanted, no one planned, no one expected, and no one knows how to stop.

Look for The Accidental War at your local bookstore, or find it at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Google Play, Kobo,and iBooks.

You can read The Accidental War without having read the earlier books in the series, but we do want you to read them, so the first three ebooks of the Praxis are now on sale, and will remain on sale for the rest of September.

The Praxis is on sale for $3.99 in North America, $2.99 elsewhere.  In North America, you can find it via  kindle, nook, iBook, Kobo, and Google.

Outside North America, look for The Praxis at
Amazon.co.uk, iBooks, Kobo, and Google.

The Sundering is on sale for $4.99.  In North America,  the book is available via kindle, nook, iBook, Kobo, and Google.

Outside North America, find The Sundering at Amazon, Kobo, iBooks, and Google.

Conventions of War is on sale for $3.99.  (I know these prices don’t exactly make sense, but then I’m not a major international publisher.)  In North America, find Conventions of War via kindle, nook, iBooks, Kobo, and Google.

Outside North America, Conventions of War may be found at
Google, Amazon, iBooks, and Kobo.

But wait!  There’s more!

Investments, one of the books of the Praxis, has long been available as an ebook, but it’s never seen print— till now!  Because I love print, and I know some of you love print as well, and will want to have the entire series on your bookshelves the way God intended, I’ve made Investments available as a paperback via Amazon and Barnes & Noble.  (I don’t have a link for Barnes & Noble just yet, because, well, they’re Barnes & Noble.  Have patience, it’ll be available there in a day or two.)

UPDATE:  Here’s your Barnes & Noble link.

The book is 6×9 inches, with cream paper, and will make a fine addition to your bookshelf.

But there’s even more!  In the paperback I’ve included “The Stickpin,” a story featuring Caroline Sula that has also never seen print.  (It was available, for just a few months in 2005, as an Amazon short.)  in fact, the only way you can read this story now is to buy the paperback.  I won’t be making the story available in electronic form.

But fortunately the paperback is only $7.99.  It’s probably the least expensive collector’s item you’re going to find today.

So there you have it— one new novel, two new paperbacks, and three ebooks on sale.  It’s quite a day, no?

What are you waiting for?  You’ve got reading to do!