Pluto was never not a planet
The first three books in the Frontlines series, which are (chronologically) TERMS OF ENLISTMENT, LINES OF DEPARTURE, and ANGLES OF ATTACK, are currently on sale in the Kindle store for a measly $1.99 a pop. If you’ve been wanting to check out the series, here’s your chance to pick up the first three books for under six bucks total. Why, that’s less than the twenty-ounce cup of foam-topped caffeine sludge you pick up on the way to work every morning!
It’s that day again, friends and neighbors–book release day!
CHAINS OF COMMAND, the fourth novel in the Frontlines series, is now available for IMMEDIATE PURCHASENINGS in Kindle, dead tree, and unabridged audio format:
CHAINS OF COMMAND takes place roughly a year after the events of ANGLES OF ATTACK. With humanity up against the ropes after the Lanky takeover of Mars, Andrew Grayson is asked to join a high-stakes, high-risk mission to help stack the deck in the NAC’s favor for the upcoming do-or-die assault on Mars.
CHAINS is the longest Frontlines book yet by a fair margin, and the beta and ARC readers all seem to think it’s the best one in the series yet. I think it came together pretty well, but it’s always nice to have confirmation that I didn’t just squirt ink onto a notebook for the better part of a year. If you’ve followed Master Grayson’s exploits so far, consider picking up CHAINS OF COMMAND in the format of your choice. (The audio version, from Audible/Brilliance Audio, is again read by the awesome Luke Daniels.)
Now I get to finish up Frontlines #5, FIELDS OF FIRE, which may see a release late this year if I don’t screw up. Until then, dig in and read up on what Andrew has been up to in the year since New Svalbard and the Second Battle of Detroit.