Showing posts with label discount code. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discount code. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Great deal for the fiction lover at Iambik Audiobooks

Iambik has just released Literary Fiction Collection 5 -- a bargain for lovers of good fiction.  The collection includes The Bee-Loud Glade by Steve Himmer, Couch by Benjamin Parzybok, The Deserter by Paul Almond, The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy, and Sleight by Kirsten Kaschock.

Separately, these titles are $6.99 each but if you purchase the collection, the cost is only $24.99.  Hours of great listening.  As alway, the first chapter of each book is available on Iambik so you can 'hear' what tickles your fancy.


Another audiobook, a collection of 15 stories covering mystery,
fantasy and thriller has also been released.  In the Mean Time, written by Paul Tremblay and narrated by the talented John Greenman, features a mix of stories.  According to Ann Vandermeer, Hugo Award-winning editor of Weird Tales, "Paul Tremblay's stories sneak up on you quietly and then . . . wow! You don't know what hit you, but you like it. And you want more. Powerful, emotional and unforgettable; these are stories that work their way into your brain and into your heart. Highly recommended."


And, for an even more appealing offer, enter listen-more at checkout for an extra 25% off all orders through the end of January 2012.  So, tune up your ears and head over to Iambik now.

Thursday, November 10, 2011

More Sci/Fi and Crime from Iambik Audiobooks

Iambik just added three more titles to their collection.  First up is one for the crime collection.  Blackbird Fly by Lise McClendon is narrated by writer Denise Stradling.  Newly widowed Merle Bennett decides to head for France for the summer to renovate the ancestral home.  What she thought would be a few months of sunshine and wine turns into an uncovering of past secrets -- some best left hidden.  "This is a book that . . . one might class as a literary suspense novel. A great deal goes into character growth and change, and McClendon’s obvious love for the French countryside is evident in her description of land and people. If one is looking for a slam-bang action yarn, look elsewhere; BLACKBIRD FLY is a rewarding read for the discerning. -- The GenReview.com

Next up are two new additions to the science fiction/fantasy collection.  Chasing the Dragon by Nicholas Kaufmann is narrated by Alex Foster and features protagonist Georgia Quincey.  At twenty-five years old, she's the last of the line.  The line being that of St. George who, according to legend, supposedly slew a dragon.  The problem is that he didn't and the Dragon still roams the earth.  But Georgia is also an addict, driven to the warm embrace of the needle by the weight of her responsibility and the loss of everything and everyone she has ever loved.  Now, it's up to her to discover the Dragon's secret and keep it from destroying all life on Earth.  "Nicholas Kaufmann is one of my favorites. His books never disappoint, and Chasing the Dragon is no exception. Relentless and unflinching, Chasing the Dragon offers mayhem, meat puppets and one hell of a monster. Highly recommended! –Brian Keene, author of The Rising.
 
The second sci/fi book is Collapse of the Veil by Alison Lohans and narrated by Arielle Lipshaw.  This is the first book of the Passage through Time series.  Sixteen year old Katie is an unwed mother living with her baby, her hyperactive brother and her own struggling single mother.  One day Katie hops on her bike and flees the house to get away for awhile but, after brushing against an enchanted willow tree, she finds herself experiencing time travel -- to a dying world far in the future.  This will be her future unless she can be the one to help save her two worlds.  "A tenderly urgent journey through time, love, apocalypse and unexpected hope. Readers will emerge with new insights for our world's problems and possibilities." -Sharon Plumb, author of Draco's Child.

These books are now available on Iambik for $6.99 each.  You can use the code november-listening at checkout through November 12, 2011 for a 20% discount on all orders. 

Audiobook reviewers, book bloggers, and Iambik ambassadors may email Miette at miette@miettecast.com for review copies of any title.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Two new crime releases from Iambik Audiobooks

Iambik just added two new crime books to their steadily growing collection.
First up is The Stone Gallows by C. David Ingram.  Narrated by our very own Mark F. Smith.  From Eurocrime: "In this first book by C David Ingram, we have a new detective who can operate outside the constraints the police force need to observe. Ingram has said in interviews and in the acknowledgements that he is writing further stories featuring Cameron Stone. This great first book makes me want to read the next installment – Ingram having promised some interesting times ahead for Cameron Stone."



The second release is Wild Turkey by Michael Hemmingson.  This one is narrated by the multi-talented Robert Keiper.  How can you resist a book with this kind of opening?   "I recall this particular married woman I'd had a short fling with when I was in my mid-twenties."  According to American Book Review:  ""Within Hemmingson's fiction is an oddly twisted brand of sin and redemption. His characters are over-whelmed by their sins and bring out justice upon themselves, or other characters enact the karma for them."



Both books are available now at Iambik for $6.99 each.  As always, the entire first chapter of each book is available for listening. 

Discount time!  
Enter the code november-listening at checkout through November 12, 2011 for a 20% discount on all orders.