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April 2, 2026 · 7:58 am

Some Fantasy and Sci-Fi reads available on Kobo Plus

Today I’m highlighting the Science Fiction and Fantasy in Kobo Plus ebook promo!

Why?

Well, Kobo Plus allows you to read as many books as you want (as long as they’re in the program) for only $7.99 a month, AND they don’t make authors keep the books exclusive, unlike Kindle Unlimited.

(They’ve also been expanding to other countries, so if you haven’t had access to it before, you might now. Worth checking.)

Anyway, if you’re like me and prefer to have your ebooks available across many different stores, it’s a win! Yay!

(Note… I am not affiliated with Kobo in any way. However, I am biased in that I’d like to see more of my books read on Kobo. Just throwing that out there.)

So… do you have a Kobo Plus Subscription?

Are you thinking about getting one?

Then check out these fantasy and sci-fi books, all available on Kobo Plus!

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I hope you find a good book! 😀

Kobo Plus! – Weekly Book Promotion Highlight

This week I’m featuring the Fantasy and Science Fiction in Kobo Plus Ebook Fair!

Today I’m showcasing Kobo’s new-ish ebook subscription option. 📚

It’s similar to Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited, except that authors don’t have to make their books exclusive to Kobo Plus. (I am, admittedly, not a fan of exclusivity, at least not for long periods of time).

Here’s the cool thing about Kobo Plus. Do you like both audiobooks and ebooks?

Kobo Plus Read & Listen is only 9.99 (USD), which is cheaper than Kindle Unlimited. And the authors can include their books elsewhere, too, such as on Amazon, Google Play, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, et cetera. Or in Overdrive, which lets them get into Libby for libraries. Cool stuff, yeah?

And most of my ebook catalogue is available on Kobo Plus, too. 😉

(Note… I don’t get any compensation for featuring Kobo Plus here, aside from if you choose to read one of my books through their subscription service. However, I do like when there are alternatives to Amazon, so I wanted to give you a heads up about its existence.)

Have a Kobo Plus Subscription?

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