Free Webscription Month Up For Grabs--Latest Honor Harrington book

I don't know how many folks here have heard of Webscriptions, the e-book program that Baen Publishing has, but in a nutshell, for $15, you get all the books that Baen publishes in a given month, as e-books--downloadable in any of a variety of free, open formats for PDA, PC, or printing. The books are doled out starting three months prior to publication date: the first month, you get the first 50% of each book; the second month, 25% more is added; the third month, you get the last 25%. You can check for yourself if you'd like to know more about the formats of availability; that's not important just now.

What is important is that, every time one buys a month of Baen books, he has the option to give that same month as a gift to someone who has never before bought from Baen. And I'm looking for someone who'd like to receive that gift this month--I figure I might as well not waste it, and maybe someone else would like to see part of that next Honor Harrington book a little early.

I'm planning to buy the October webscription, which includes the following books:

War of Honor -- David Weber (the newest book in the Honor Harrington series)

More Than Honor -- David Weber, David Drake, S.M.Stirling

Echoes of Honor -- David Weber

The Seas of Venus -- David Drake

The Tide of Victory -- Eric Flint, David Drake

Fallen Angels -- Jerry Pournelle, Larry Niven, Michael Flynn

Bolo Strike -- William H. Keith Jr., Keith Laumer

The first half of these will be up in approximately two weeks.

If you don't mind reading e-books, and would like to get a crack at the first half of the newest Honor Harrington book three months before publication, leave a comment here so I'm not deluged with email. First come first serve!

Sigh

I was rummaging around on giFT and happened across a whole bunch of Piers Anthony books. I went ahead and downloaded the first Mode book, given that I have the dead tree version at home. I'd rather liked it when first I'd read it, and in fact some of the concepts in my shared compassrose chancel are borrowed from one of the characters in that book.

I've not even finished rereading the first chapter, and already I feel like throwing the thing at the nearest wall. Which...would be bad, since it's on my PDA. How could I ever have liked this tripe?