The Icarus Trilogy - Kindle for $0 + free shipping
If you're looking for a quick series to read while stuck with your relatives during the holidays, you have come to the right place.
In honor of Swan Song's publication, the entire Icarus Trilogy is going to be absolutely free for Kindle. This will be one of the last promotions for the entire trilogy, so you might want to check them out.
While the short sell for the first book is "immortal soldiers fighting corporate-sponsored warfare," there is more beneath the surface. If you like dystopian science fiction, strong character development, social critique or even mythology, then this could be one of your new favorite series.
The first two books average close to 5 stars on Amazon and a few of the readers compare it to the next Harry Potter or Hunger Games, though I might not go that far.
Either way, grab your set today! You'll save thirteen dollars and get three books with little effort.
And yes, I'm the author, so if you have any questions just let me know. I enjoy small talk.
Alright good sir, I'm in. Looking forward to reading a "new to me" author.
@haggismacjedi: Glad to hear it. If it helps build your excitement, all three are in the top 10 for free sci-fi and is just shy of the Top 100 for all books. If it made it to the top 100, I'd consider that "making it" as an indie author.
Because of that, I went ahead and extended the deal for one more day, so for anybody who looks at the deal now, it's still active! That also means there will be less chances later on for the free books, so today would be the best time to grab them all :)
In all honesty, the first book is a little shaky, but the general consensus for the second book is that it's solid, even bestseller material. If you decide Murder of Crows is too amateur, consider reading the shelfari entry for that book and just starting with Phoenix Rising. Not to damper the excitement, but I figured some honesty would be appreciated.
Thank you for the the support and I hope you enjoy :)

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