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E-Book Pricing Alerts

I had to check. I have the "Worlds In Collision" collection on Kindle which has "Memory Prime" and "Prime Directive."
 
This was a pretty nice month for me personally. Gives me plenty to read too, since all my physical books are buried in boxes right now. My family and I just moved this past week. So all my books are stored away at the moment.
 
Hey everyone,

All of September's Trek ebooks are now on sale and LIVE on Amazon right now at $.99 cents.

All ebook prices are good until October 3rd 2021.

Just FYI don’t forget August’s Trek deals end September 1st.

Enjoy! Cheers, stay safe, and best wishes to all on the FORUMS!

Thanks @historypeats for the kind words and support too :)
-Koric
 
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Sorry about that. I just noticed when I went to pick up the ebooks for this month. I could have sworn when the Trek deals page went up last month, that the price was $.99 cents. That’s why it’s good to post the page information and the links in advance because sometimes the actual books change and the prices, before the monthly Trek deals and the price drops.

It’s good to be in the know.
-Koric
 
Now live in the UK. Got everything I wanted apart from Memory Prime which doesn’t seem to be available as an ebook at ant price.
 
Live in the USA. I got 5 of 12. That's a pretty good average, considering how often they recycle deals from years past.
 
Kinggodzillak said:
It's in the Worlds in Collision omnibus with Prime Directive if you really want it, but otherwise the standalone novel is one of the several dozen numbered novels missing from Amazon UK.
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Already have Prime Directive from a previous sale. Maybe Memory Prime will come at some stage.
 
Hey all,

I’m a little late as I just found out about this promotion today 9/7/2021 on Amazon. But, if you go to the Kindle Summer Rewards Beta page under all the total’s there should be a graphic box that says “Spend $25 dollars get 500 points which translates roughly close to $5.” You have to click on it to activate it. The books must be PURCHASED from 9/2 to 9/9 but the points are good until the summer rewards program ends on 9/22/2021.

Just a heads up as I just found this out tonight. A little late I know.
Many thanks to @Campe for the kind words too.
Sorry,
-Koric
 
FWIW: I received an email from Amazon that the Kindle version of Star Trek: Picard: The Dark Veil is $1.99
 
October 2021 Star Trek eBook deals
https://www.simonandschuster.com/c/ebookpromoOctober2021
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Nice to see A Stitch in Time finally make one of these sales! :D

I think the only repeats here are Strangers From the Sky, the two Left Hand of Destiny books, and the Wrath of Khan novelization. (Not including any possible US-only sales outside of the regular monthly list, which I wouldn't have had access to.)
 
What do people think of The Three Minute Universe? The others are all ones I have read. A Stitch in Time is a must for all Garak/Cardassian fans.
 
Smiley said:
What do people think of The Three Minute Universe? The others are all ones I have read. A Stitch in Time is a must for all Garak/Cardassian fans.
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If I remember right, Three Minute Universe came out in the late '80s, not long after TNG started. It was one of a number of novels during that period that involved some universe- or galaxy-threatening anomaly that the Enterprise crew had to deal with. In this case, I think it was a new universe forming inside our own. I remember the aliens involved were strangely grotesque to most other species, and, of course, were a species we'd never heard of before and would never hear of again. This was around the time that some of the authors - John M. Ford, A. C. Crispin, J. M. Dillard, and several others - were building a shared continuity where characters, aliens, and situations from one author's books would often appear in books by other authors. I was always glad when the latest novel turned out to be part of that continuity, which this book unfortunately was not. I don't remember it being either especially enjoyable or particularly bad or boring.
I'm happy to see A Stitch in Time show up this month - I've been wanting to get that one for years!
 
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