24 Days of Holiday Giveaways: Day 4

Day 4 Winners: Kamron, Colleen, Karin, Kareni & Julie

For Day 4, I’ve got 5 copies of BREAKAWAY to give away πŸ™‚

I am happy to say that I’ve just put BREAKAWAY on special offer for a few weeks, so it’s down to 99c (it’s usually $4.99) and so I’m going to give away 5 copies of BREAKAWAY today. Breakaway is the first full length book in my Verdant String series.

BREAKAWAY was a very fun book to write, and I am thrilled to share it with you!

One of the main features of the breakaway planet of Garmen, which is where all the action happens in Breakaway, is that it has a tethered way station. Science fiction writers have been writing about tethered way stations (or space elevators) at least since the 1920s, but now they look to be a serious consideration for the future of space exploration. I love it when fiction inspires reality πŸ™‚

What is one thing you’ve read about in a book you wish could become a reality?

26 thoughts on “24 Days of Holiday Giveaways: Day 4

  1. Kamron steed

    Magic! I just really love simple magic. Saying a word and light appears, calling the wind to move at your will, making fire appear, I just love it all and wish it was real. #childatheart

  2. Anca B.

    Not much, just everything that makes my life easy.
    I already have a copy of your book, so don’t put my name into the draw, please.

  3. Karin

    It would be awesome if there were other habitable planets we could visit, without spending years and years traveling there.

  4. Kareni

    Teleportation has a very definite appeal these days (especially after standing in some very long lines at the airport!).

    1. Michelle Diener Post author

      I hear you! My husband and I joked about it for years because our jobs often took us away from home. I included a joke about it in Dark Horse, my first SFR, just for fun πŸ™‚

  5. J.Lee Conaway

    My family lives in Australia. I don’t. Beam me up, Scotty…and beam me over to my kid’s house so I can see my grandsons and great granddaughter, none of whom know their gramma. Teleportation or any kind of instant transportation that’s CHEAP.

  6. Esther M

    Just thinking about the scene towards the end of Dark Horse (Class 5 Series Book 1), where the h talks of having a teleporter (so they could have their argument and make up). @J. Lee Conaway, the alternative, from the Touchstone Trilogy books of Andrea K. HΓΆst (an Australian writer), is to have your characters able to walk across gates in the world. Of course, that’s how the h managed to find herself in another world, while walking home from her high school O-levels (in Australia).

    That would also answer @Karin’s desire to visit other habitable planets without spending years and years traveling there.

    By the way, I already have a copy of Breakaway (but not the sequel), so please don’t include me in the drawing for it.

    Thanks for building such interesting worlds in your books!

  7. Sheila Gabler

    So many things! A world at peace, Transporters, replicators, space travel, and I could go on πŸ™‚

  8. Julie Hensley

    Teleporting would be an amazing ability to have! Just imagining the ability to pop in and out at the snap of the fingers boggles the mindπŸ˜„

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