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One fleet

Three ships

Many destinies

Ghosts from the past threaten the future of the Fleet

Within the mysterious Red Zone, a strange vessel is trailing the Interstellar Fleet.

The flagship’s skein mapper, Ignatius Robins, must use his predictive powers to deal with the threat.

But a dark secret burdens him, sapping the old man’s remaining strength and jeopardizing his relationship with his only helper.

As Ignatius tries to overcome his difficulties, the danger to the Fleet’s ships and their crews escalates, and his fight becomes a matter of life and death.

Augur’s Eye is book five in the enthralling space-mythic adventure, Interstellar Fleet.

After several months on preorder, the blurb for Interstellar Fleet book 5, Augur’s Eye, is ready!

Or nearly.

What do you think of the blurb? Whether you’ve read books 1 to 4 or you’re completely new to the series, I’d love to hear your opinion. Is the description clear? Does it entice you to read the book?

Please let me know by posting a comment (scroll down to the very bottom and click on the COMMENT button).

To celebrate writing the blurb, I’m discounting the entire series for a short time.

Talman Prime is 99 cents or 99p, and books 2 - 4 are reduced at most online bookstores, or you can pick up all four books even more cheaply at the ship’s store.

If you joined the starship on Saturday, welcome aboard!

It was my first time at the Norwich Independent Book and Zine Fair.

Despite what my face might seem to be saying, I actually had a lovely time manning my stall in Norwich’s Forum building.

It’s always fun at these events to chat with other writers, swap tips and ideas, and support each other in the wonderful independent author community.

A similar fair will take place in the autumn and I’m already looking forward to it.

Check out these exclusive deals from a whole host of sci-fi and fantasy authors.

In case you missed last week’s bulletin, I’m going to take the opportunity to slip in a reminder that I’m Author of the Month at Kobo Plus.

Kobo Plus is a subscription service similar to Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited, with two important differences: for readers, Kobo Plus is cheaper and, for authors, we are not required to be exclusive to Kobo.

It’s a real win-win!

My entire catalogue is available on Kobo Plus. This link goes to the US Kobo Plus, but the programme is available in many other countries.

Finally, here are some free sci-fi and fantasy reads you’ll love.