It's November already! Where does the time go? Did you finish reading your free book, The Stone Ship , by John Lars Shoberg? Don't forget, you can get a free copy of the series starter, The Stone Builders by going to www.smashwords.com. Search either for the title or the author's name, and it should come up. If you like John Lars Shoberg's work, you could try another of his titles, De-Evolution . It looked like the perfect planet to colonize, so the generational ship landed. A year later, 2 children go missing, and are apparently being lead away by a Jabberwocky, a local animal the colonists don't know much about. When the search team finally tracks them down, they find the jabberwockies are the equivalent of late stone age humans, but they once had a thriving civilization. Something is messing with evolution on this planet, and the humans must find what it is and how to deal with it before they also regress to cavemen. You can find De-Evolution at https://M
I asked all my friends who write science fiction if they had any new books I could bring to the attention of my email friends. Unfortunately, none of them did. So I broadened my search and found an urban fantasy I could tell you about: I discovered Travis Heerman's Shinjuku Shadows series when I downloaded a FREE copy of book 1, "Tokyo Blood Magic". In this book, Django Wong, a modern-day ninja turned sorcerer, has never failed in a witch hunt before. But this time, he's sent after the only woman he's ever loved. I heartily recommend this book. Get it free at https://dl.bookfunnel.com/vupq9b35b0 And have fun reading! And now, how about a question? Since you like science fiction, what is your favorite sub-genre of sf? I can be on the lookout for your favorite type of book!