STUPEFYING STORIES #20 ESCAPES!
To celebrate the release of STUPEFYING STORIES #20, we’re giving away the Kindle edition
FREE for the cost of a click—
but only for the next 24 hours, beginning at Midnight tonight, West Coast time.
Tell your friends! Tell your family! Tell people you know who aren’t such good friends but still like to get free ebooks!
Share the news!
But share it soon, because at midnight tomorrow night, this book goes back to normal price.
STUPEFYING STORIES #20 features the gut-grabbing cover story, “Zombie Like Me,” by Clancy Weeks, along with a terrific mix of fantasy, light horror, demons, abominations, vampires, old family secrets, very nasty little fairies, and Bo Balder’s remarkably strange but charming story, “Alien Whispering.” If nothing else, read “Endeavor to Dream on Broken Wings,” so you can someday tell people that you were reading AJ Finley before anyone else had heard of her.
CONTENTS:
THEIR NOSTALGIA WILL BE VERY MUCH LIKE OUR NOSTALGIA • by Eric Cline
HOW TO BUILD A TRAIN • by Brandon Kempner
ENDEAVOR TO DREAM ON BROKEN WINGS • by AJ Finley
PILES OF DUST AND BERRIES • by Sadie Bruce
ALIEN WHISPERING • by Bo Balder
LUCKY FIND • by Lance Young
SECRET SEED • by Shannon Norland
ZOMBIE LIKE ME • by Clancy Weeks
But wait, there’s more!
To sweeten the deal, we are also giving away, absolutely
FREE for the cost a click, Book #1 in Henry Vogel’s bestselling
Fugitive Heir trilogy. Here’s the pitch:
In a galaxy where psychics are hunted outlaws...
Matt Connaught’s parents have vanished. He knows that they are still alive. But powerful people want them to
stay vanished,
and if Matt reveals how he knows what he knows, his life as a free man is over.
To rescue them, and save himself, he must become…
(The audio books, it’s worth noting, are typically free with an Amazon Audible trial subscription.)
(It’s also worth noting that if I was writing a review of this book, I’d begin by saying, “Imagine if Robert Heinlein had written
Slan,” as that really does pin the idea down in one succinct phrase. A pity no one has used those words in a review yet.)
And one more thing....
Authors and publishers really appreciate it when readers take the
time to put in a good word for a book they like. It’s not just for our
egos: word-of-mouth really helps to sell books. If you take any of these free ebooks, and you like what you read,
please, please, please
take a moment to give the book a good rating, or put in a good word for
it on Goodreads, or maybe even write a quick review. The authors you
like will appreciate it, and they will show their appreciation by writing even more great books and stories for you to enjoy!
Thank you.
