Phoenix Publishing offers one free eBook each month in a variety of eBook formats, including the Kindle; I’ve picked up a couple of really good science fiction novels from them for free that they simultaneously have for sale in the Amazon Kindle store for prices up to $9.99. This month’s free pick is Code of the Lifemaker, by James P. Hogan, which you should be pleased to note while this book costs $5.99 in the Amazon Kindle website, you can get it for free if you follow the instructions below.

You can pick up your free copy if you follow these instructions:

• Point your web browser to https://www.publisherspick.com
• Scroll down just a little bit and click on the “ADD TO CART” icon immediately underneath the book’s cover.
• Your computer will next open up a new web browser, leading you to a checkout page. Change the price to 0.00, as this is a pay-what-you-want offering.
• Click on any white space on the webpage.
• Click the “Free Checkout” icon on the right-hand side of the page.
• On the next page, fill out the requested information, then click the “Free Checkout” icon.
• At the next screen, choose and click the “MOBI” version of “Click Here” as that is the one compatible with your Kindle.
• You will next have the option of opening or saving the file. Let’s choose “save” and make sure you save it to a location on your computer you will remember.
• As a final step, you will need to transfer the eBook from your computer to your Kindle: that’s a fairly easy process. If you don’t know how to do that, you can click here or type in http://smarturl.it/xfer into your web browser to read my free guide on how to transfer content to your computer. This is the same guide I charge 99 cents for in the Amazon Kindle store, but you get it for free!

Here is the book’s description:
Long ago, an alien “searcher” ship flew too close to a star gone nova. Though heavily damaged, the ship landed on one of Saturn’s moons, Titan.

Attempting to fulfill its original function of seeding suitable planets for exploitation, the ship creates a bewildering society of self-replicating machines that gives rise to a bizarre ecosystem and culture with intelligent beings and organically grown houses.

The intelligent beings are known as Taloids and they have developed their own brand of religion around a mythical figure, a creator of machines, and hence, life.

When humans descend from the sky, the Taloids see them as those creators.

However, powerful financial and industrial interests are all set to exploit the moon and the Taloids to maximize Titan’s vast production potential and the future for the Taloids looks grim.

But they find a champion from an unexpected source. Karl Zambendorf is a “psychic” who has wrangled a place aboard the human mission to Titan. And when all of man’s forces are conspiring to ruthlessly exploit Titan and the Taloids, Zambendorf becomes their champion and in the process challenges not only the religious imperatives of the Taloids, but the core of our own beliefs as well.

Enjoy!
Michael

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Phoenix Publishing offers one free eBook each month in a variety of eBook formats, including the Kindle; I’ve picked up a couple of really good science fiction novels from them for free that they simultaneously have for sale in the Amazon Kindle store for prices up to $9.99. This month’s free pick is The Long Tomorrow, by Leigh Brackett, which you should be pleased to note while this book costs $7.99 in the Amazon Kindle website, you can get it for free if you follow the instructions below.

You can pick up your free copy if you follow these instructions:

• Point your web browser to https://www.publisherspick.com
• Scroll down just a little bit and click on the “ADD TO CART” icon immediately underneath the book’s cover.
• Your computer will next open up a new web browser, leading you to a checkout page. Change the price to 0.00, as this is a pay-what-you-want offering.
• Click on any white space on the webpage.
• Click the “Free Checkout” icon on the right-hand side of the page.
• On the next page, fill out the requested information, then click the “Free Checkout” icon.
• At the next screen, choose and click the “MOBI” version of “Click Here” as that is the one compatible with your Kindle.
• You will next have the option of opening or saving the file. Let’s choose “save” and make sure you save it to a location on your computer you will remember.
• As a final step, you will need to transfer the eBook from your computer to your Kindle: that’s a fairly easy process. If you don’t know how to do that, you can click here or type in http://smarturl.it/xfer into your web browser to read my free guide on how to transfer content to your computer. This is the same guide I charge 99 cents for in the Amazon Kindle store, but you get it for free!

Here is the book’s description:
One of the original novels of post-nuclear-holocaust America, The Long Tomorrow is considered by many to be one of the finest science fiction novels ever written on the subject. The story has inspired generations of new writers and is still as mesmerizing today as when it was originally written.

Len and Esau are young cousins living decades after a nuclear war has destroyed civilization as we know it. The rulers of the post-war community have forbidden the existence of large towns and consider technology evil.

However, Len and Esau long for more than their simple agrarian existence. Rumors of mythical Bartorstown, perhaps the last city in existence, encourage the boys to embark on a journey of discovery and adventure that will call into question not only firmly held beliefs, but the boys’ own personal convictions.

Enjoy!
Michael

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Phoenix Publishing offers one free eBook each month in a variety of eBook formats, including the Kindle; I’ve picked up a couple of really good science fiction novels from them for free that they simultaneously have for sale in the Amazon Kindle store for prices up to $9.99. This month’s free pick is Oath of Fealty, by Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle, which you should be pleased to note while this book costs $6.99 in the Amazon Kindle website, you can get it for free if you follow the instructions below.

You can pick up your free copy if you follow these instructions:

• Point your web browser to https://www.publisherspick.com
• Scroll down just a little bit and click on the “ADD TO CART” icon immediately underneath the book’s cover.
• Your computer will next open up a new web browser, leading you to a checkout page. Change the price to 0.00, as this is a pay-what-you-want offering.
• Click on any white space on the webpage.
• Click the “Free Checkout” icon on the right-hand side of the page.
• On the next page, fill out the requested information, then click the “Free Checkout” icon.
• At the next screen, choose and click the “MOBI” version of “Click Here” as that is the one compatible with your Kindle.
• You will next have the option of opening or saving the file. Let’s choose “save” and make sure you save it to a location on your computer you will remember.
• As a final step, you will need to transfer the eBook from your computer to your Kindle: that’s a fairly easy process. If you don’t know how to do that, you can click here or type in http://smarturl.it/xfer into your web browser to read my free guide on how to transfer content to your computer. This is the same guide I charge 99 cents for in the Amazon Kindle store, but you get it for free!

Here is the book’s description:
In a dystopian future, where pollution and violence overrun Los Angeles streets, a Utopia flourishes. Todos Santos is thousand-foot-high arcology; a single-structured city that rises above the festering skyscrapers to offer its privileged residents the perfect blend of technology and security in exchange for their oath of allegiance and vigilance.

But is this orderly city elevating humanity, or shackling it? There are those who feel the constant video surveillance oppressive, rather than inclusive, or that the city is monopolizing hard-earned resources, and taking money away from the poorer Angelinos.

Connected through neural implants to MILLIE – the AI that runs all of Todos Santos’ systems – Art Bonner and Barbara Churchwood work with a team of dedicated staff to protect the city against the FROMATEs (“Friends of Man and the Earth”), who are a group of anti-technology zealots dedicated to destroying everything they have built. When three youths break into the city, to see if they can exploit its weaknesses, the repercussions of their actions threaten to bring one of humanities most ambitious projects to its knees….

Enjoy!
Michael

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Phoenix Publishing offers one free eBook each month in a variety of eBook formats, including the Kindle; I’ve picked up a couple of really good science fiction novels from them for free that they simultaneously have for sale in the Amazon Kindle store for prices up to $9.99. This month’s free pick is Tau Ceti, by Kevin J. Anderson, which you should be pleased to note while this book costs $6.99 in the Amazon Kindle website, you can get it for free if you follow the instructions below.

You can pick up your free copy if you follow these instructions:

• Point your web browser to https://www.publisherspick.com
• Scroll down just a little bit and click on the “ADD TO CART” icon immediately underneath the book’s cover.
• Your computer will next open up a new web browser, leading you to a checkout page. Change the price to 0.00, as this is a pay-what-you-want offering.
• Click on any white space on the webpage.
• Click the “Free Checkout” icon on the right-hand side of the page.
• On the next page, fill out the requested information, then click the “Free Checkout” icon.
• At the next screen, choose and click the “MOBI” version of “Click Here” as that is the one compatible with your Kindle.
• You will next have the option of opening or saving the file. Let’s choose “save” and make sure you save it to a location on your computer you will remember.
• As a final step, you will need to transfer the eBook from your computer to your Kindle: that’s a fairly easy process. If you don’t know how to do that, you can click here or type in http://smarturl.it/xfer into your web browser to read my free guide on how to transfer content to your computer. This is the same guide I charge 99 cents for in the Amazon Kindle store, but you get it for free!

Here is the book’s description:
Jorie Taylor has lived her whole life on the generation ship Beacon. Fleeing an Earth tearing itself apart from its exhaustive demand for resources, the Beacon is finally approaching Sarbras, the planet circling Tau Ceti they hope to make humanity’s new home.

But Earth has recovered from its near-death experience and is now under the control of a ruthless dictator whose sights are set on Tau Ceti as well. President Jurudu knows how to get what he wants—and he wants Sarbras.

Enjoy!
Michael

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Phoenix Publishing offers one free eBook each month in a variety of eBook formats, including the Kindle; I’ve picked up a couple of really good science fiction novels from them for free that they simultaneously have for sale in the Amazon Kindle store for prices up to $9.99. This month’s free pick is Emprise, by Michael P. Kube-McDowell, which you should be pleased to note while this book costs $5.99 in the Amazon Kindle website, you can get it for free if you follow the instructions below.

You can pick up your free copy if you follow these instructions:

• Point your web browser to https://www.publisherspick.com
• Scroll down just a little bit and click on the “ADD TO CART” icon immediately underneath the book’s cover.
• Your computer will next open up a new web browser, leading you to a checkout page. Change the price to 0.00, as this is a pay-what-you-want offering.
• Click on any white space on the webpage.
• Click the “Free Checkout” icon on the right-hand side of the page.
• On the next page, fill out the requested information, then click the “Free Checkout” icon.
• At the next screen, choose and click the “MOBI” version of “Click Here” as that is the one compatible with your Kindle.
• You will next have the option of opening or saving the file. Let’s choose “save” and make sure you save it to a location on your computer you will remember.
• As a final step, you will need to transfer the eBook from your computer to your Kindle: that’s a fairly easy process. If you don’t know how to do that, you can click here or type in http://smarturl.it/xfer into your web browser to read my free guide on how to transfer content to your computer. This is the same guide I charge 99 cents for in the Amazon Kindle store, but you get it for free!

Here is the book’s description:
The survivors of the next great war live in isolated farming communities, disdaining technological innovations and creating a deadly mythology around the use of science.

People considered to be pursuing the old, evil art of science are burned at the stake because it has become like the witchcraft of old.

Yet, there are people who defy the odds and secretly pursue the old arts, including Allen Chandliss, an astronomer hidden in the Idaho hills.

One day Allen Chandliss discovers that an alien fleet is about to approach Earth … a discovery that will make the world re-think their whole new way of life and start the next chapter in humanity’s great cosmic adventure.

Enjoy!
Michael

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Phoenix Publishing offers one free eBook each month in a variety of eBook formats, including the Kindle; I’ve picked up a couple of really good science fiction novels from them for free that they simultaneously have for sale in the Amazon Kindle store for prices up to $9.99. This month’s free pick is Radix, by A.A> Attansio, which you should be pleased to note while this book costs $6.99 in the Amazon Kindle website, you can get it for free if you follow the instructions below.

You can pick up your free copy if you follow these instructions:

• Point your web browser to https://www.publisherspick.com
• Scroll down just a little bit and click on the “ADD TO CART” icon immediately underneath the book’s cover.
• Your computer will next open up a new web browser, leading you to a checkout page. Change the price to 0.00, as this is a pay-what-you-want offering.
• Click on any white space on the webpage.
• Click the “Free Checkout” icon on the right-hand side of the page.
• On the next page, fill out the requested information, then click the “Free Checkout” icon.
• At the next screen, choose and click the “MOBI” version of “Click Here” as that is the one compatible with your Kindle.
• You will next have the option of opening or saving the file. Let’s choose “save” and make sure you save it to a location on your computer you will remember.
• As a final step, you will need to transfer the eBook from your computer to your Kindle: that’s a fairly easy process. If you don’t know how to do that, you can click here or type in http://smarturl.it/xfer into your web browser to read my free guide on how to transfer content to your computer. This is the same guide I charge 99 cents for in the Amazon Kindle store, but you get it for free!

Here is the book’s description:
NEBULA AWARD NOMINEE ***

A young man’s odyssey of self discovery in a world eerily alien, yet hauntingly familiar. *

Set thirteen centuries in the future, A. A. Attanasio meticulously creates a brilliantly realized Earth, rich in detail and filled with beings brought to life with intense energy. *

In this strange and beautiful world, Sumner Kagan will change from an adolescent outcast to a warrior with god-like powers and in the process take us on an epic and transcendent journey. ***

Enjoy!

Michael

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