If you’re a Fly Me to the Moon fan and you’ve been waiting for the right moment to introduce your friends to the series, July 31 is the day. That’s when Genevieve and I will release a box set with Star Dust, Earth Bound, and A Midnight Clear plus bonus content aimed at book clubs. And the best part? It’s just 99 cents to preorder. This is the first time Earth Bound has ever been discounted. The price for the set will go up to $4.99 after release week–so click fast!
You can get the Fly Me to the Moon box set at Amazon, iBooks, B&N, Kobo, and Google Play. The full blurb is after the break.
And I also wanted to mention that if you’re a reviewer, you can request a Free Fall ARC via this form. I’ll start sending them out today.
Fly Me to the Moon—the Special Book Club Edition
The journey to space was filled with heart-stopping peril and thrilling triumphs. Follow those steely-eyed missilemen and calculating engineers through the 1960s as they face life-threatening challenges—and of course, find love—in this collection of Space Race romances.
For the first time ever, books one, two, and three of this critically acclaimed series are available as a boxed set, along with an exclusive book club supplement. Relive the race to the Moon, but with more cocktails, kissing and glamour!
Star Dust: Book One
A divorcee looking for her new normal gets tangled up in the Space Race—and the playboy astronaut next door.Earth Bound: Book Two
An intense engineer and a brilliant computer scientist give everything to their work—except the energy consumed by their secret affair. When a mission goes wrong, they’ll put their pride aside for the greater good and discover that matters of the heart have a logic all their own.A Midnight Clear: A Holiday Story
It’ll take a Christmas miracle to show a duty-bound admiral’s daughter and a romantic sailor that love is rare, precious, and worth fighting for.Exclusive Book Club Supplement
A Deleted Scene, Reading Group Guide, Author Interviews, 1960s Recipes, and More!The boxed set includes three full length, standalone stories.
Emma Barry 