What to read while waiting for the next P.S. Power book

[Ronald Dukarski]

There has been some debate as to how this happened on another forum. Brent Smith came up with this workaround : go to your search engine (google works for sure) type in amazon author forum followed by your favorite author's name then bookmark it. For now, hope that will do.

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I doubt it was unintentional, or the change wouldn't have persisted that long.

[DAAgnew]

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Originally this had been listed as a "mistake caused by upgrade" so I guess they decided just fixing the issue they would think about another upgrade to break something else.

There was a work around suggested in a prior post, but I can't find it and there are "deleted by amazon" posts in the general area, so maybe they are working to kill these forums

Anyway you can use google to search "amazon author forums" for a base starting point or add the authors name for specific people for now

[David]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NAQRCLI

New Christopher Nuttall. Schooled in magic 11

[Mark]

The Sergeant's Apprentice (Schooled in Magic Book 11) by Christopher Nuttall. Hell YEA! Emily goes to WAR!


Snake Eyes: A novel of the Demon Accords by John Conroe.


The Pit of No Return (The King Henry Tapes Book 6) by Richard Raley.


Kitty Cat by Robin Roseau

[Shadelit]

The dark herbalist, new litrpg is out.

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by T S Paul makes for sufficiently entertaining light reading.

Seeing that all his books are KU eligible, I also checked out his other series:

(I linked the books that aren't part of the main list):
[ALC 001.00] Forgotten Engineer, The
[ALC 002.00] Engineering Murder
[ALC 003.00] Ghost Ships of Terra
[ALC 004.00] Revolutionary
[ALC 005.00] Insurrection
[ALC 006.00] Imperial Subversion
(chronologically book 0, but makes more sense to read here)
[ALC 007.00] Martian Inheritance, The

[ALC 008.00] Infiltration

[ALC 009.00] Prelude to War


[ALC 010.00] War to the Knife


The Federal Witch (doesn't seem to be properly assigned as a series on Amazon):





They aren't the most brilliant writing and all pretty short, but I found them all to also make for quite entertaining and (mostly) humours (the later Athena Lee books get a bit darker) light reading.

[DAAgnew]

Fairly sure Michael Anderle's Kurtherian Gambit has been mentioned, but it is the base for Alpha Class. Also the Frank Kurns stories in that universe as if written by a character in the main story. and The Dark Messiah line after book 15 also by Anderle.
There are also several coauthor spin offs (mostly taking place around books 13 to 15 in the main story line). Boris (with Paul C. Middleton) starts earlier but goes through the end of the world. Justin Sloan's Reclaiming Honor, and Craig Martelle's Nomad series both set after WW3 expand things in this universe. There is one other author set and a couple more discussing areas of coverage to come.

[Pyottl]

[Mark]

Perilous Waif (Alice Long Book 1) by E. William Brown. The beginning of a sci-fi series by the author who brought us Daniel Black (which he needs to get back to).


Shapeless by Glenn Bullion.


Techromancy Scrolls: Masquerade by Erik Schubach.