Maybe you like Martha Wells’ Murderbot series – or even love it like I do. Or maybe you just like pretty much anything she writes. If so, there is a new Humble Bundle out, which offers 14 books by Wells for $18. These include all of the Murderbot books (except for the new one coming out next year), and several other books as well.
• All Systems Red, Murderbot #1
• Artificial Condition, Murderbot #2
• Rogue Protocol, Murderbot #3
• Exit Strategy, Murderbot #4
• Network Effect, Murderbot #5
• Fugitive Telemetry, Murderbot #6 – see my review here
• System Collapse, Murderbot #7 – see my review here
• Home: Habitat, Range, Niche, Territory; Murderbot short story
• Rapport: Friendship, Solidarity, Communication, Empathy; Murderbot short story
• Witch King, Rising World #1 – see my review here
• The Book of Ile-Rien, which includes Element of Fire and Death of the Necromancer
• The Emilie Adventures, which includes Emilie and the Hollow World and Emilie and the Sky World
• City of Bones
• Wheel of the Infinite
The way Humble Bundle works is that you can choose one of several different prices, and that determines how many of the items in the Bundle you will receive. In this case, as mentioned above, you have to pay $18 or more to get the top tier, with all 14 books. (Note that some of these books combine two into one, but others are novella or short story length, so it probably balances out.) Or at the $10 level, you get three books, or for $1 you get one book. But you don’t get to choose which books at the lower levels – sadly, Humble Bundle does that for you. You can see the various levels and which books you get on the Humble Bundle webpage.
It’s also worth noting that you also have an opportunity to pay a little bit more, and have the balance go to a charity of Humble Bundle’s choosing, which you can see in the bottom right corner. Right now, for this bundle, the charity is World Central Kitchen.
Here’s a link to the Martha Wells Humble Bundle web page, which is available through September 12. And my thanks to @ownedbycats on the MobileRead forums, whose post alerted me to this deal.