Let's not waste time. I'm trying not to do that any more. If you've been hanging out for the latest instalment in the Axis of Time series, the wait is over.
World War 3.2 is available everywhere (but only for a short time). I'll explain why below, but if you just want to smash that buy button, the universal link below should take your nearest store, including a whole heap that don’t pay Jeff Bezos a dime.
For now, it's e-book only, but I’ll have the print edition ready in a couple of days. Seriously, though, paper’s expensive, so why not save yourself a heap of money?
And while we're talking savings... check out the 50% discount on this motherfucker!
In about two weeks, I'll be jacking the price up to whatever the market can stand, somewhere way north of $10 a copy.
For now, though, it's about half that, because you were foolish kind enough to give me your email address.
And those bastards who didn't... oh, they'll pay, believe me. They'll pay a heavy price indeed.
Hmm. My getting to the point seems to have wandered off the point.
So here's your universal books2read link. It will take you wherever you want to go.
🟩 For Amazon and everywhere that isn’t Amazon
It’ll be available everywhere for 2-3 weeks, but after that? Sorry, I need those sweet, sweet page reads on Kindle Unlimited, and that means giving the Beast of Bezos exclusive rights.
I don’t much like it, but that’s life in a virtual monopoly, innit, guv. (It also means that if you have a KU membership, you could wait a little while and read it for ‘free’.)
But if you’re one of those people who absolutely, positively cannot come at funding Jeff’s next Venice wedding, get on it now.
P.S. If you already bought it, thank you. You’re my favourite. But if you want to unlock champagne-level superfriend status, go leave a gushy 88-star review, or just tell someone else who’s into time-travel techno-thriller mayhem. The bubbles are in the ice bucket.
cheers
JB
ps. Apologies, but Imma write you a few times more about this series. Next, why the final trilogy is gonna run to at least six books. Maybe seven.