Retrieval Artist Signed Editions
Just in time for the holidays, WMG Publishing is offering all nine Retrieval Artist novels–signed–for a special price. You can also order individual copies of each novel (the ones you’re missing, perhaps?) on this promotion. And this is the only place you can preorder paper copies of Blowback which will be out in early December. So check it out. I’ll be personalizing copies as well. I hope I end up signing one for you. You can order your copies here.
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Do you have international shipping? Because this is very tempting.
Thanks, Brian. I forwarded your comment to WMG Publishing, but you might want to e-mail them directly through the contact link on the website. I’m sure someone could accommodate this.