It's Okay - They're Only Half Human

From November 17, 2021

Hi, Packmates!

The crew of the SS Huey is an eclectic mix of scientists, technicians, and forgotten heroes whose vision is to take down the paramilitary corporation that controls commerce in the human colonies. Their task may not seem humanly possible. Don't worry. They're only half human. The paperback is now on sale! Check it out on Amazon: <Half Human>

The ebook for Kindle will be available for pre-order soon. Once we accumulate a minimum of ten reviews for the paperback, Mr, Miyagi and I will set a date for the Kindle launch and start scheduling promotions. So far, the book has been enthusiastically received by reviewers.

We don't want to stop at ten reviews, though. we want as many as we can get between now and the launch of the ebook, which we hope will be in January. I'm offering a free signed copy of the paperback to anyone who is willing to read and review an advanced digital copy (for the sake of speeding up the process of getting reviews posted). Email me at jhundley50@gmail.com if you're interested.

I'm accepting referrals, too! For the rest of November, I'm giving away a boxed set of the Red Wolf Saga for Kindle to anyone who refers a new member to the pack (i.e., sign up for the newsletter). The new member gets a boxed set, as well, plus the opportunity for a signed paperback if they're willing to read and review Half Human. There's a limited number of days left, so email me those referrals to jhundley50@gmail.com!

That's all for now. Happy Reading!


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