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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 4/21/2012 no comments
These are all free for the moment, but in order to avoid any rude surprises please make sure they still are before reaching for the Buy button.
The Saints Go Dying by Erik Hanberg (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Mystery.
The Bridgeman (An Emily Taylor Mystery) by Catherine Astolfo (4 1/2 stars/9 reviews) Mystery.
We All Fall Down by Steven Hart (5 stars/5 reviews) Suspense.
The Devil’s Cradle (Kendall O’Dell Series #2) by Sylvia Nobel. This Southwestern mystery is free at Barnes & Noble. This author is not available at the Kindle Store.
The Accidental Existentialist by Joshua Graham (4 stars/17 reviews) Spies. Also free at Kobo.
Trial of Honor: A Novel of a Court-Martial by David Norton Stone (5 stars/2 reviews) Military thriller.
The Cartel by A.K. Alexander (4 1/2 stars/9 reviews) Crime fiction; Fiction about the wives of South American drug lords.
Two Graves (A Kesle City Homicide Novel) by D.A. Graystone (4 1/2 stars/26 reviews) Police procedural.
Did Anyone Die? (Little Wychwell Mysteries) by Stella Stafford (4 1/2 stars/4 reviews) British mystery.
Eleventh Angel by T.D. Kaschalk (4 stars/4 reviews) Psychological mystery; Past life regression.
Jaded by Envy Red, Jenetha McCutcheon, Renato Norton and Ondre Hunt (4 1/2 stars/22 reviews) Suspense; Mental illness.
The Three-Eyed Skull (Global Crime Prevention Unit #2) by A.D. Vates (5 stars/5 reviews) Futuristic crime novella.
Rabbit in the Road by Oliver Campbell, Danika D Potts, Ryvenna Lewis and Katie Anne Kelly (5 stars/22 reviews) Paranormal thriller.
Fatal Cut (A Madison Keith Psychological Suspense Novella) by Cathryn Grant (4 stars/12 reviews) Paranormal suspense; Novella. Also free at Kobo.
Meeting Destiny (Destiny Series – Book 1) by Nancy Straight, Linda Brant and Dreamscape Covers (4 1/2 stars/58 reviews) Paranormal mystery. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Bones: The Complete Apocalypse Saga by Mark Wheaton (5 stars/8 reviews) Post-apocalyptic fiction.
Bloody Little Secrets (a YA vampire novel) by Karly Kirkpatrick (4 stars/14 reviews).
The Wizard of Time (Book 1) by G.L. Breedon (4 1/2 stars/29 reviews) YA Fantasy.
Cry for the Moon (The Last Werewolf Hunter Series) by William Woodall (4 1/2 stars/36 reviews).
Endlessly by C. V. Hunt and Peter Heyrman (4 1/2 stars/12 reviews) Vampires. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Indulge (Warm Delicacy Series, Book 2) by Megan Duncan (4 1/2 stars/23 reviews) Vampires.
When Darkness Falls by RG Porter (4 stars/8 reviews) Horror.
The Deliverer (The Marenon Chronicles Book 1 of 3) by Jason D. Morrow (4 1/2 stars/26 reviews) Epic fantasy.
Heartless (Tales of Goldstone Wood) by Anne Elisabeth Stengl (4 stars/57 reviews) Fantasy. Also free at Kobo and Barnes & Noble.
The English Legione (The Brood Chronicles) by Dale Jackson (5 stars/4 reviews) Fantasy.
Entangled (Myths and Dreams) by M. Modak (4 stars/2 reviews) Fantasy.
Beyond the Sea (Beyond the Sea Series) by Emily Goodwin (4 1/2 stars/5 reviews) Fantasy; Mermaids.
Flash Gold (a steampunk novella set in the Yukon) (The Flash Gold Chronicles) by Lindsay Buroker (4 1/2 stars/53 reviews). Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Fourth Law by Paul Stein (4 1/2 stars/21 reviews) Science fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Stone’s Kiss (The Avatars) by Lisa Blackwood (4 stars/15 reviews) Fantasy; Romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Tears of the Broken (Dark Secrets) by A.M. Hudson (4 1/2 stars/18 reviews) Vampiric romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Venice Vampyr (Venice Vampyr #1) by Tina Folsom (4 1/2 tars/27 reviews) Vampiric romance; Erotica.
For His Eyes Only by T. C. Archer (5 stars/6 reviews) Romantic suspense.
The Woman by David Bishop (4 stars/39 reviews) Romantic suspense.
Black Smoke (Agent of Mercy, Book One) by Robin Leigh Miller (5 stars/3 reviews) Romantic suspense; International intrigue. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Where Eagles Once Flew (revised) by DJ Morris (4 stars/5 reviews) Romantic suspense.
Rap Star by A Rozelle (5 stars/2 reviews) Urban romance; Music Industry.
Second Hand Heart by Catherine Ryan Hyde (4 1/2 stars/18 reviews) Contemporary romance.
Kiss Me Crazy (The Fitzgerald Family) by E. B. Walters (4 1/2 stars/28 reviews) Contemporary romance.
Causing A Commotion by Janice Lynn (4 1/2 stars/16 reviews) Contemporary romance.
Tempting Trace by Debra Webb (4 stars/3 reviews) Contemporary romance.
Sweet Cherry Ray by Marcia Lynn McClure (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Historical romance.
The Bride Wore Spurs (The Inconvenient Bride Series, Book 1) by Sharon Ihle (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Historical romance; Mail-order bride.
Wildblossom (The Matthews Novels, Book 2) by Cynthia Wright (5 stars/4 reviews) Historical Western romance.
Salt Bride: A Georgian Historical Romance by Lucinda Brant (4 1/2 stars/11 reviews) Historical romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Chihuahua Karma by Debby Rice (5 stars/18 reviews) Humor; Fantasy.
This is Our Story by Wendi Adelson and David Rottman (5 stars/8 reviews) Contemporary fiction; Human trafficking.
Comfortably Awkward by Kenny Scudero (4 stars/8 reviews) Contemporary fiction.
Silver Lake by Peter Gadol (4 stars/10 reviews) Contemporary fiction; Gay & Lesbian. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Touch by Envy Red (4 1/2 stars/22 reviews) Contemporary fiction; Erotica.
Indie Chicks: 25 Women 25 Personal Stories by Lizzy Ford, Donna Fasano, Mel Comley and Suzanne Tyrpak (5 stars/7 reviews) Short story collection. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Dont Get Mad…Get Even by J.L. Campbell (5 stars/6 reviews) Short stories; Jamaica. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Tread Softly on My Dreams by Gretta Curran Browne (5 stars/8 reviews) Historical fiction; Ireland.
Madigan by R Howard Trembly (5 stars/5 reviews) Historical fiction; Western; Treasure; Outlaw gang.
The Heretic’s Garden (Historical Adventure Series – A Book of Past Lives) by Marilyn M Schulz (4 stars/1 reviews) Historical fiction; The Crusades.
Promise Me This by Cathy Gohlke (5 stars/51 reviews) Historical fiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Kobo.
Yahshua’s Bridge (Iron and the Stone) by Sandi Rog and Wendy Chorot (5 stars/20 reviews) Historical religious fiction.
Rumors of Eden by Kathy Frias (5 stars/13 reviews) Religious fiction.
The Fitting Room: Putting On the Character of Christ by Kelly Minter (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Christianity. Also free at Kobo.
Seven Days of Surrender by Ryan A. Sturgis (5 stars/4 reviews) Christianity.
World War ll London Blitz Diary (A Woman’s Revelations Enduring War and Marriage) (1939-1940) by Ruby Alice Side-Thompson, Victoria Aldridge-Washuk and Adele Thompson-Aldridge (5 stars/22 reviews) History. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Everything Grow Your Own Vegetables Book: Your Complete Guide to planting, tending, and harvesting vegetables (Everything (Home Improvement)) by Catherine Abbott and Meghan Shinn (4 1/2 stars/5 reviews) Gardening. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Cups & Scales Everything Weighed & Measured Cookbook – 7 Sample Plans of Eating & 300 Recipes – No Sugar,Wheat, Flour – With and Without Starches and Grains – People & Groups by Anonymous Twelve Step Recovery Members (5 stars/4 reviews).
Sandwiches Cookbook (Classic Cookbooklets) by Gooseberry Patch (4 1/2 stars/5 reviews) Recipes. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Critical Thinking: Tools for Taking Charge of Your Professional and Personal Life by Richard W. Paul and Linda Elder (4 stars/28 reviews). Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Presentations Skills That Will Take You to the Top (Collection) by Jerry Weissman (5 stars/1 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
A course in happiness: Earth Day free book for well-being and personal development by Frank Ra (5 stars/149 reviews) Self-help.
The Thought Exchange: Overcoming Our Resistance To Living A Sensational Life by David Friedman (5 stars/9 reviews) Self-help.
Practically Green: Your Guide to Ecofriendly Decision-Making by Micaela Preston (4 stars/7 reviews). Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Memo: The Easiest Way to Improve Your Memory by Oddbjorn By, Siri J Egeland and Hakon By (4 1/2 stars/6 reviews) Memory improvement.
A Reel Cool Summer by Martha Rodriguez and Joey Rodriguez (4 1/2 stars/10 reviews) Children’s fiction.
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Kobo is offering a 30% discount on ebooks from Baker Publishing with the discount coupon code Baker30 to be used at checkout. With the discount some of these become cheaper than they can be had for elsewhere. Baker is a faith-based publisher. This offer expires April 23, 2012.
Kobo is also now selling the Kobo Touch with Offers ereader for $79.99 with free shipping. This is $20 cheaper than you can currently find it at stores like Best Buy.
DecalGirlhas a new coupon code – SPRING25 – that will give you 25% off any device skin, but only until April 22, 2012. DecalGirl has added some interesting new artists lately.
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eReader Skin Discount Coupons no comments
If you are planning on getting a skin for your ereader or other device, both DecalGirland Skinit have coupon codes for July.
The coupon for DecalGirl is DECAL10 and will give you a 10 percent discount on any skin.
The coupon from Skinit.comis BUY2GET1 and gives you a free third skin if you buy two. This one is good through July 15, 2010.
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eReader Skin Coupon Codes no comments
If you were thinking of getting a skin for your ereader or other device, we have the skinny on discount coupons from two different skin companies.
First of all DecalGirlhas a new coupon code which will entitle you to a 10 percent discount when used in the appropriate space on the checkout page. DecalGirl’s discount code is DECAL10.
Skinit is another provider of skins for all kinds of devices including the Kindle, nook and Sony PRS505 and PRS600 ereaders as well as the iPad. Skins are also on the way for the iPad Dock and keyboard.
Skinit has a lot of skins themed on television shows, films and music groups. There are also sports team and Disney themes as well as interesting creations by various artists. A new set of skins based on The Twilight Saga: Eclipse movie was just announced by Skinit.
The discount coupon code 30%OFF will get you a 30 percent discount at Skinit, but this code expires on June 20, 2010.
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iPad Covers, Cases and Skins no comments
The iPad has been out only a few days, and although quite a few companies have announced iPad covers and cases that will be available soon, so far the selection is pretty thin. There are a few iPad cases
iPad Skins
DecalGirl has about 50 different skins for the iPad already. These skins also come with
a matching wallpaper which continues the design over the screen. The iPad’s aluminum back looks nice but does not always feel really comfortable. While these high quality vinyl skins are not cushioned or padded, they definitely feel more comfortable and less slippery than the bare metal iPad back cover in my opinion. I have a DecalGirl skin on my netbook (and will be ordering one for my iPad) and I can say that they wear really well and after a bit of aging look like the natural case color of the device and not like a sticker or appliqué.
Update: DecalGirl has provided a discount code for a free upgrade to a matte/satin skin for any device: GOMATTE. Not sure when this expires.
iPad Cases
Targus for iPad
Targus has a couple of iPad cases which at the moment are still pre-order but should be available soon.
The Targus Crave Slipcase is made of stain and water resistant fabric with double foam padding for protection. The Crave is priced at $34.99.
The Targus Hughes Leather Portfolio Slipcase is leather with a soft twill lining. This case has a magnetic lining and is priced at $59.99.
Tuff-Luv iPad Case
The Napa Leather case
available on April 24. This one is made of leather and should be available in several colors. A nice feature of this case is the integrated stand which will come in handy for the iPad. Price is $59.99.
TrendyDigital
TrendyDigital has its waterproof WaterGuard Case
I’m sure that in the coming weeks we will see a bunch of new iPad covers so stay tuned.
The iPad also suffers from a lot of glare when used in bright light which makes an anti-glare screen protector a good investment as well. Most of the familiar companies making this type of product are still at the pre-order stage, but there is one available now by XGearlive. This should also help reduce fingerprints.
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Kindle DX Skins 1 comment
DecalGirl.com has just added a selection of Kindle DX skins to their popular line of device skins. Currently they have just over 70 different designs to fit the DX, and almost 250 skins for the Kindle 2. There is also a line of Kindle 1 skins. This is a great way to individualize your Kindle as well as providing protection from scratches. Each skin is made of cleanable vinyl with a removable adhesive that covers the front and back of your ebook reader. Cast vinyl is used, so it doesn’t fade and should last for years. DecalGirl also makes skins for many other devices, such as cell phones, Xboxes, PSP, etc.
A few photos are shown below, but these are just representative of the many patterns available.
