Get All The Murderbot Books And More Martha Wells For Only $18

Martha Wells’ Murderbot series of books have earned a loyal following thanks to their mix of well-crafted world building, action, and a main character (SecUnit / Murderbot) that’s aggressively relatable despite being a cyborg security construct. If you have yet to finish the series or, better yet, you discovered it thanks to the outstanding Apple TV+ adaptation, we have some very good news.

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Humble Bundle is winding down a book bundle deal that offers all of the novels and novellas in the Murderbot series plus additional titles from Martha Wells (14 titles in all), for a minimum price of $18. That’s a value of $155. If you choose, you can purchase 1 or 3 item bundles for a minimum of $1 and $10 respectively. All of the books in the bundle will be available to download in ePUB format, so you can read them on a device of your choosing. Plus, a portion of the proceeds will go to support the charity World Central Kitchen. Just keep in mind that the deal ends on September 12th. If you want to read the Murderbot series chronologically, the recommended reading order is as follows:

1. All Systems Red
2. Artificial Condition
3. Rogue Protocol
4. Exit Strategy
5. Home: Habitat, Range, Niche, Territory
6. Fugitive Telemetry
7. Network Effect
8. System Collapse
9. Rapport: Friendship, Solidarity, Communion, Empathy

As noted, the Humble Bundle deal also includes additional books from Martha Wells that will open Murderbot fans up to the work that she’s done outside the popular series. These titles include Witch King, The Book of Ile-Rien, The Emilie Adventures, City of Bones, and Wheel of the Infinite.

As for the Murderbot show on Apple TV+, fans have Season 2 to look forward to. Chris and Paul Weitz, the creators of Murderbot‘s TV adaptation and its showrunners, expressed excitement over returning to the world of Murderbot for another season. “We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received and delighted that we’re getting to go back to Martha Wells’ world to work with Alexander, Apple, CBS Studios, and the rest of the team,” the Weitz brothers revealed in a statement to the press.