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Three for (Almost) Free!

“Jay Posey creates a vivid and mesmerizing world whose characters are so real and so flawed that you’ll recognize them immediately. An unforgettable read.”
– Peter Telep, Co-author of the #1 New York Times Bestseller, Against All Enemies

“A fun, action packed read that serves as a solid debut – I’m on board for Book Two for certain.”
– Bane of Kings, The Founding Fields

“Gritty action-packed drama so hi-res and real you’ll believe you got something in your eye.”
– Matt Forbeck, author of Amortals and Dangerous Games

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Nook ‘First in Series’ Sale

Heads up, drones! The lovely folk over at Nook are running a ‘first in series’ promotion and are featuring eight Angry Robot titles! Please check below for titles and prices.

Each will be on sale from January 12 (today) until January 18.

Stolen Songbird

For five centuries, a witch’s curse has bound the trolls to their city beneath the mountain. When Cécile de Troyes is kidnapped and taken beneath the mountain, she realises that

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Win a Trilogy of Trilogies

Years ago, when Jay Posey started down the path of his The Legends of the Duskwalker series, he was joined by two mighty allies: Ramez Naam – brilliant technologist and author of the Nexus trilogy – and Wesley Chu – martial arts master and author of the Tao trilogy. Together they embarked upon a quest to produce three books each, all epic in their own way, and all set to take over the world of sci-fi.

On August 4 (USA/Can) / August 6 (UK/R.o.W) the release of Jay’s Dawnbreaker will mark the end of the journey of the Trilogy of Trilogies.

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Robot Round-Up 4/7/15

Cities and Thrones by Carrie Patel Happy 4th July!

Not only are we celebrating one of America’s favourite holidays this weekend, we’re also toasting our authors, who are out in force at the moment taking part in interviews here, hosting round tables there and writing blog posts everywhere!

Cities & Thrones, the second in the Recoletta series, is out this month, so Carrie Patel has been discussing her inspiration for the world of Recoletta over at My Bookish Ways. In an interview

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SFFWorld Roundtable

Jay Posey, author of The Legends of the Duskwalker series (Three, Morningside Fall and the forthcoming Dawnbreaker) is taking part in SFFWorld’s Roundtable today, alongside authors Alexes Razevich, Brian Staveley and Mark Lawrence.

The roundtable, which sees the authors primed and ready to answer anything you’ve been wanting to ask, is happening now, so click here to pose your questions to Mr. Posey (sorry).

If you’re in need of a little inspiration as to what

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The Book Plank: Dawnbreaker Cover Reveal

The cover of Dawnbreaker, the third in Jay Posey‘s Legends of the Duskwalker series has been fully revealed over the The Book Plank, which is also giving away two copies of the first two books in the series.

All credit for the cover goes to Steven Meyer-Rassow, who also created the brilliant covers for the other two titles in the trilogy, Three and Morningside Fall.

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More Books from Jay Posey and Andy Remic

Following yesterday’s successful #RobotReboot with the publication of Carrie Patel‘s The Buried Life, Ferrett Steinmetz‘s Flex, and a slick MM re-issue of Ramez Naam‘s Nexus, we are delighted to pass on some more good news: we have signed up both Jay Posey and Andy Remic for more fantastic books.

Jay Posey will finish out his acclaimed Duskwalker trilogy, with Dawnbreaker, in August 2015 and will release Outriders, a military SF novel, in 2016.

Andy Remic’s titles, The Dragon Engine and Twilight of the Dragons, are set in the same world as his Rage of King series, and will start with The Dragon

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12 Days of Christmas: Recap

For the last 12 days we’ve brought you 2014’s titles at the knock-down festive promotional price of only £1, or your current equivalent. If you missed any of the daily offers, fear not as the deal is available until 2 January, 2015. Here’s a handy list of all the books we included and also links to the posts; click through for extra treats from some of your favourite authors.

13 December: Andy Remic’s The Iron Wolves

14 December: Justin Gustainis’ Hard Spell, Evil Dark, and Known Devil

15 December: Matthew Hughes’

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Robot Round Up: Best of 2013

Happy New Year everyone!

It’s our first round up of 2014, so we thought we’d take a look at your favourites from last year. What got everyone talking in 2013?

Your Best of 2013

First off, The Lives of Tao by Wesley Chu has made it into a few of your favourites piles, and was even voted into the top ten science fiction books in the Goodreads Choice Awards! Badass Book Reviews included it on their Best Science Fiction of 2013 list. My

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Cover Reveal: Morningside Fall

Tabitha, over at My Shelf Confessions, released the cover for Jay Posey‘s Morningside Fall over the weekend, and I’m excited to show you this, Book Two of the Legends of the Duskwalker series. Tabitha is also running a giveaway so be sure to head over to My Shelf Confessions, short-listed in our recent Team Robot Blogger Awards, and enter! (more…)

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August: Book Birthday Celebrations

We’ve got not one, but two great releases for you this month with a debut from Jay Posey and the third book in the Collector Series by Chris F. Holm! Both are released today in the UK, with the US and ebook having a two-day jumpstart, and with the early reviews we’ve seen, we’re excited for the book-buying public to have their say. Here’s today’s celebratory books:

“The end of a series is such a bittersweet moment with a series as great as this one. Chris said he wanted to end this strong, he ended it Herculean.” Founding Fields

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Jay Posey Unleashes Three to the Blogosphere

Gather round folks, and find out how you can win a signed copy of Three by Jay Posey!

As part of Jay’s Blog Tour for Three, “his stunning debut”, we’re running a Tour-wide Giveaway for two signed copies of Three. Each blog has an individual question, and answers can be found on Jay’s Website, in the Book Description / Jacket Info, or by reading the

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Robot Round-Up 28.06.13

What a busy few weeks it’s been here at Robot HQ; so busy in fact, that I’ve been shamefully slow since my last Round-Up! But what better to cheer up a rainy Friday (in Nottingham, at least) than a good look back over our recent highlights:

Let’s start with yesterday’s exciting news that Michael Boatman

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Cover Reveal: Three by Jay Posey, Artwork by Steven Meyer-Rassow

Readers of the mighty IO9.com have already been treated to a first-look at the cover art for Jay Posey‘s first Angry Robot novel – Three, part one of The Duskwalker Cycle – and will have had the opportunity to read an exclusive extract as well.

For anyone who missed out, here’s a second look at Steven Meyer-Rassow‘s brooding, menacing artwork:

Three will be hitting bookstore