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Free ebooks for the Kindle & other ereaders – 4/2/2011 no comments
As seems usual at the beginning of the month, we have a bunch of new freebies:
Number Slide (5 stars/6 reviews) This is a free puzzle game for Kindle.
The Velocity Manifesto: Harnessing Technology, Vision, and Culture to Future-Proof your Organization by Scott Klososky (5 stars/1 review) Business.
Howling For My Baby: Cannon Pack, Book 1 by Beverly Rae (3 stars/2 reviews) Romantic fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Paper Roses (Texas Dreams Trilogy #1) by Amanda Cabot (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Historical fiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Elisha’s Bones by Don Hoesel (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Thriller from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
The Pursuit of Pleasure by Elizabeth Essex (4 stars/15 reviews) Historical romance.
The Homecoming by Dan Walsh (4 1/2 stars/34 reviews) Contemporary fiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Truth And Consequences: Hearts of the South, Book 1 by Linda Winfree (4 1/2 stars/8 reviews) Romantic suspense. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Edge of Light (At Home in Beldon Grove, Book 1) by Ann Shorey (4 1/2 stars/13 reviews) Religious fiction. Also free at Kobo.
Immortal by V. K. Forrest (4 stars/4 reviews) Vampires. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Stolen Hearts by Karen Erickson (no ratings) Romance.
Masks by Evangeline Anderson (no ratings) Romance.
Destiny by Design by Wylie Kinson (3 1/2 stars/2 reviews) Romance.
Complete Without Kids: An Insider’s Guide to Childfree Living by Choice or by Chance by Ellen L. Walker (4 stars/5 reviews). Also free at Kobo.
Ghostly Awakening by Lacey Savage (3 stars/1 review) Romance.
The Maverick Experiment by Drew Berquist (4 stars/17 reviews) Thriller. This one is also free at Kobo.
God’s War by Kameron Hurley is free for the moment at Barnes & Noble. This science fiction tale is $7.99 at the Kindle Store, where it gets 4 1/2 stars by 7 reviewers.
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Kobohas a coupon which is only good through today: buy any 3 ebooks and save $3 — use coupon code apr1us1.
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A few reads to consider that are not free:
The Citadel of Chaos (A Fighting Fantasy Adventure) (5 stars/1 review) is the second interactive title from developer Worldweaver that is based on the Fighting Fantasy game book series by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone. $3.99.
The Innocent by Vincent Zandri (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) $0.99. Also available at Barnes & Noble for the same price and $2.99 at Kobo.
It’s been a year since Jack Marconi’s wife was killed. Ever since, he’s been slipping up at his job as warden at an upstate New York prison. It makes him the perfect patsy when a cop-killer breaks out–with the help of someone on the inside. Throwing himself into the hunt for the fleeing con, Jack doesn’t see what’s coming.
Suddenly the walls are closing in. And in the next twenty-four hours, Jack will defy direct orders, tamper with evidence, kidnap the con’s girlfriend–and run from the law with a .45 hidden beneath his sports coat. Because Jack Marconi, keeper of laws, men, secrets, and memories, has been set up–by a conspiracy that has turned everyone he ever trusted into an enemy. And everything he ever believed in into the worst kind of lie.
The Patriot Paradox by William Esmont (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) $0.99. Also available at Barnes & Noble for the same price and $2.99 at Kobo.
A plot to kill a nation, hatched by a secret cabal of ex-cold warriors intent on finishing the war that defined their existence.
One man, who in a crisis of conscience, passes information about the plot to his brother, a shattered soul living on the edges of society.
When Kurt Vetter learns of his brother’s murder, he has no idea how far he will travel, how much he will sacrifice, in order to uncover the truth. With the help of Amanda Carter, a shadowy figure from his brother’s past, he races across the globe, staying one step ahead of a trained assassin, in a desperate bid to prevent the unthinkable from becoming reality.
Implant by Michael Wallace and Jeffrey Anderson (5 stars/6 reviews) $0.99. Also available at Barnes & Noble for the same price.
Neurosurgeon Julia Nolan places cortical implants into the brains of field operatives to record data from their auditory and visual cortices. One of her subjects, an operative named Ian Westhelle, suffers a psychotic break and kills his handler before he can be recovered.
Julia tracks Ian to an asylum where the CIA warehouses insane former soldiers, scientists, and others with security risks too great for conventional psychiatric wards. Agents from the national intelligence directorate discover her snooping and target her for elimination.
A collaboration between award-winning writer Michael Wallace and international bestselling author Jeffrey Anderson, Implant is a heart-pounding thriller that will keep readers guessing until the final, chilling conclusion.
Lost in Kandahar (Kindle Single) by Alex Berenson (4 stars/5 reviews) $1.99.
This title has just recently joined the Kindle bestseller list.
When novelist and former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson traveled to Afghanistan for an embed with the 101st Airborne Division, he found great soldiers – and a seemingly hopeless mission. The gripping non-fiction tale of how the United States is spending $100 billion a year on a war that even the men on the front lines can’t explain.
The Righteous by Michael Wallace (4 1/2 stars/41 reviews) $0.99. This thriller is another rising star on the Kindle bestseller list. Also available at Barnes & Noble for the same price.
Medical student Jacob Christianson is sent by church elders to investigate a murder within the polygamist enclave of Blister Creek, Utah. He brings his young sister Eliza, who must choose a husband from three old men jostling for power within the church hierarchy.
Jacob discovers that the murdered woman has been killed in accordance with secret blood oaths taken within the polygamist temple. Together with his sister, he uncovers a plot to overthrow the church leadership, with murders that reach beyond the community and into the “gentile” world. The Righteous is a heart-pounding suspense-thriller with a depth that will haunt the reader long after the last page is turned.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/29/2011 no comments
Some more ebooks that are free for a limited time:
Insights from Remarkable Businesspeople (Collection) by FT Press Delivers (4 stars/1 review) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Market Upside Down: How to Invest Profitably in a Shrinking Economy by Ninh Q. Tran (5 stars/4 reviews) Investing. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Your Credit Score, Your Money & What’s at Stake (Updated Edition): How to Improve the 3-Digit Number that Shapes Your Financial Future by Liz Pulliam Weston (4 1/2 stars/53 reviews) Personal finance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Getting Away is Deadly: A Mom Zone Mystery by Sara Rosett (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Mystery. $0.99 at Barnes & Noble.
Souvenirs of Solitude: Finding Rest in Abba’s Embrace by Brennan Manning (4 1/2 stars/13 reviews) Religious. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Career Survival Kit (Collection) by various authors (5 stars/1 review) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Pictures of the Mind: What the New Neuroscience Tells Us About Who We Are by Miriam Boleyn-Fitzgerald (4 1/2 stars/7 reviews) Medicine.
Helping People Win at Work: A Business Philosophy Called “Don’t Mark My Paper, help Me Get an A” by Ken Blanchard (4 1/2 stars/11 reviews) Leadership. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
What’s the Least I Can Believe and Still Be a Christian by Martin Thielen (3 stars/9 reviews) Christianity.
The Gospel of Ruth: Loving God Enough to Break the Rules by Carolyn Custis James (4 1/2 stars/16 reviews) Christianity. Also free at Kobo.
Skipped Parts by Tim Sandlin (5 stars/45 reviews) Humor. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
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Amazon announced yesterday that subscribers to the New York Times for Kindle ereaders will get access to the NYT Web site at no extra charge. This is not in effect quite yet, but should be soon — subscribers to the NYT for Kindle will be notified by email soon. From yesterday the NYT Web site went behind a paywall.
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91 books from bestselling British author Dame Catherine Cookson are now available exclusively in the Kindle Store.
Dame Catherine Cookson sold more than 150 million books during her 50-year-plus writing career. Her work has been translated into more than 20 languages and many of her titles have been adapted to stage and film.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/27/2011 no comments
Here are four more free ebooks:
The Life and Death of Lauren Conway: A Companion to Without Mercy by Lisa Jackson ( 1 star/2 reviews) Romantic thriller.
13 Little Blue Envelopes Free with Bonus Material by Maureen Johnson (no ratings yet for this free version, but the paid version gets 4 stars/76 reviews) Romance.
Blue by Lou Aronica (4 1/2 stars/20 reviews) Fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
A Family of Value by John Rosemond (5 stars/19 reviews)
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Kobo has a couple of new coupon codes:
- Promo code — KoboSpring1: Get $1 Off select Kobo eBooks;
Good for unlimited use until April 30.
- Promo Code — MarchKobo30: 30% off select eBooks;
Good for unlimited use until April 4th.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/22/2011 no comments
Here are some more freebies to get through the workweek with:
Triumph of Grace by Kay Marshall Strom (5 stars/1 review) Historical fiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Young Lord of Khadora (Forgotten Legacy) by Richard S. Tuttle (5 stars/3 reviews) Fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
When You Went Away by Michael Baron (4 1/2 stars/7 reviews) Romance.
Leota’s Garden by Francine Rivers (4 stars/93 reviews) Fiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Hitler’s Pre-Emptive War: The Battle for Norway, 1940 by Henrik O. Lunde (4 stars/2 reviews) History. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Seeds of Destruction: Why the Path to Economic Ruin Runs Through Washington, and How to Reclaim American Prosperity by R. Glenn Hubbard & Peter Navarro (4 stars/31 reviews) Economics. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Truth About Getting the Best from People by Martha I. Finney (5 stars/5 reviews) Management. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Simple Dollar: How One Man Wiped Out His Debts and Achieved the Life of His Dreams by Trent Hamm (4 stars/19 reviews) Personal finance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Margin: Restoring Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves to Overloaded Lives by Richard Swenson (4 1/2 stars/42 reviews) Christianity.
Crapshoot Investing by Jim McTague (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Investing. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Ubiquitous Computing for Business: Find New Markets, Create Better Businesses and Reach Customers Around The World 24-7-365 by Bo Begole (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
15 Expert Lessons for Retirement Planning (Collection) by various authors (no ratings) Personal finance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Quiet Reflections of Peace by Baker Publishing Group (5 stars/2 reviews) Religious.
Divine by Karen Kingsbury (4 1/2 stars/57 reviews) Fiction from a faith-based publisher.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/19/2011 no comments
Here are a few new ebooks that will be free for a limited time:
Alice At Heart by Deborah Smith (4 stars/23 reviews) Romantic fantasy.
The Branding by Micaela Wendell (5 stars/1 review) Fantasy.
Unconditional?: The call of Jesus to radical forgiveness by Brian Zahnd (4 1/2 stars/12 reviews) Christianity. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Total Flirt: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques Every Girl Needs to Get the Guy by Violet Blue (5 stars/3 reviews) Nonfiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
The Last Drop by L. Sprague de Camp and L. Ron Hubbard (4 1/2 stars/5 reviews) Science fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble. $0.99 at Kobo.
Wings Free with Bonus Material by Aprilynne Pike (no ratings) Fantasy.
For more freebies see my Free Kindle Books page or the UK Kindle Store Free Books page. To see what new ebooks are coming out this month, see the New eBook Releases page. There is also a page for Kindle games and interactive fiction.
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Some paid reading to consider:
Mortal Kiss, the YA fantasy title by Alice Moss that was something of
an internet sensation before it was translated into pbook format, is finally available as an ebook. Available at the Kindle Store for $7.69; Barnes & Noble and Kobo for $7.99.
Redemption by Laurel Dewey (4 1/2 stars/21 reviews) has just broken into the Kindle Store bestseller list. This thriller is priced at $3.99 at the Kindle Store and $3.89 at Kobo.
After a series of life-changing events, detective Jane Perry has resigned from the Denver Police Department. Trying to make a living as a private investigator, she finds her past haunting her at every turn and old demons rising up to torment her.
Then Jane meets Kit Clark, a woman who wants Jane to drive with her from Colorado to Northern California in search of a man who matches the description of the killer who murdered her granddaughter many years before. Kit’s convinced that the man has started to kill again and she wants to stop him. Jane thinks the woman is crazy—especially when she discovers that she’s a New Age devotee—but Jane is desperate for work. They head on the road, gathering critical information about the killer, and themselves, along the way.
The Color of Heaven by Julianne MacLean and E.V. Mitchell (4 1/2 stars/38 reviews) has been on the Kindle bestseller list for a while. Priced at $2.99 at the Kindle Store as well as at Barnes & Noble and Kobo:
Sophie Duncan is a successful columnist whose world falls apart after her daughter’s unexpected illness and her husband’s shocking, adulterous affair. When it seems nothing else could possibly go wrong, her car skids off an icy road and plunges into a frozen lake. There, in the cold dark depths of the water, Sophie experiences something profound and extraordinary – something that unlocks the secrets of her past and teaches her what it means to truly live.
Trojan Horse by David Lender (5 stars/22 reviews) $0.99 for Kindle and Nook ereaders.
Daniel Youngblood is a world-weary oil and gas investment banker who’s ready to hit the beach, when he’s hired by a Saudi Prince for an OPEC deal where he can net himself $25 million as a swan song. At the same time, he meets and falls in love with Lydia, an exotic European fashion photographer, who he later discovers is really CIA-trained spy with a shocking past with the Saudi Prince. She convinces Daniel to enlist in what becomes a race for the lovers to stop a Muslim terrorist internet plot to bring down the Saudi royal family and cripple the world’s oil capacity, all before they wind up dead.
High Heels Mysteries Boxed Set (Books 1-5) by Gemma Halliday 
(4 stars/10 reviews) $9.99. This set includes all five titles in the High Heels Mystery series:
- Spying In High Heels
- Killer In High Heels
- Undercover In High Heels
- Alibi In High Heels
- Mayhem In High Heels
This one is priced at $14.95 at Barnes & Noble.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/15/2011 no comments
There are quite a few more free ebooks, a few of which have been on the freebie list before:
Money, Purpose, Joy: The Proven Path to Uncommon Financial Success by Matt Bell (5 stars/14 reviews) Finance from a faith-based publisher.
John Wooden’s Winning Ways (Insights From Great Business Minds) by the Editors of New Word City (3 stars/4 reviews) Business.
101 Things You Didn’t Know About Irish History by Ryan Hackney, Amy Hackney Blackwell, Garland Kimmer (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) History.
Living Rich by Spending Smart: How to Get More of What You Really Want by Gregory Karp (4 1/2 stars/27 reviews) Personal finance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Marketing Metrics: The Definitive Guide to Measuring Marketing Performance by Paul W. Farris, Neil T. Bendle, Phillip E. Pfeifer, David J. Reibstein (4 stars/5 reviews) Marketing.
The Iron Duke by L. Ron Hubbard (5 stars/6 reviews) Romantic thriller.
The Wicked House of Rohan by Anne Stuart (3 stars/40 reviews) Historical romance.
Wild Desire by Lori Brighton (4 1/2 stars/2 reviews) Historical romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Trey: Red, Hot & Blue, Book 1 by Cat Johnson (4 stars/5 reviews) Romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Dwight Eisenhower’s Leadership Lessons by The Editors of New Word City (4 1/2 stars/6 reviews) Business, leadership.
Breakthrough!: How the 10 Greatest Discoveries in Medicine Saved Millions and Changed Our View of the World by Jon Queijo (4 stars/27 reviews) Medicine. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Truth About What Customers Want by Michael R. Solomon (5 stars/3 reviews) Marketing. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Money and Marriage by Matt Bell (1 star/1 review) Nonfiction from a faith-based publisher.
Trading on Corporate Earnings News: Profiting from Targeted, Short-Term Options Positions by John Shon (4 1/2 stars/4 reviews) Investing.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/13/2011 no comments
More free ebooks for March:
Sweet Baklava by Debby Mayne (3 1/2 stars/8 reviews) Contemporary fiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Aimee Leduc Companion by Phil Gaskill (4 1/2 stars/2 reviews) Companion guide to the characters and settings of the Aimee Lecuc Mystery series
Get Published by Infinite Ideas (3 stars/1 review) nonfiction.
How I Wrote My First Book: the story behind the story by Anne K. Edwards and Lida E. Quillen (3 stars/1 review) Authors’ memoirs.
Tremolo: Cry of the Loon by Aaron Paul Lazar (5 stars/14 reviews) Mystery.
Grave Illusions (Jess Mandermire, Vampire Hunter) by Lina Gardiner (4 1/2 stars/7 reviews) Cops and vampires.
Spring House: Book 1 in the Westward Sagas by David Bowles (no ratings) Historical fiction.
No Fear by Allie Harrison (5 stars/2 reviews) Romantic suspense.
One Small Victory by Maryann Miller (5 stars/4 reviews) Mystery.
Gemini Moon (Moon Series) by Elysa Hendricks (5 stars/4 reviews) Fantasy.
Jerome and the Seraph (Quantum Cat) by Robina Williams (4 1/2 stars/14 reviews) Fantasy.
Barnes & Noble is currently offering Bone Rattler: A Mystery of Colonial America by Eliot Pattison (3 1/2 stars/65 ratings) for free ($9.70 at the Kindle Store).
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A few paid reads to consider:
Home in the Morning by Mary Glickman has been reduced to $4.99 for a limited time at both the Kindle Store and Barnes & Noble.
A powerful debut from a new literary talent, this novel tells the story of a Jewish family confronting the tumult of the 1960s-and the secrets that bind its members together
Jackson Sassaport is a man who often finds himself in the middle. Whether torn between Stella, his beloved and opinionated Yankee wife, and Katherine Marie, the African American girl who first stole his teenage heart; or between standing up for his beliefs and acquiescing to his prominent Jewish family’s imperative to not stand out in the segregated South, Jackson learns to balance the secrets and deceptions of those around him. But one fateful night in 1960 will make the man in the middle reconsider his obligations to propriety and family, and will start a chain of events that will change his life and the lives of those around him forever.
One of the Kindle Singles
If you are a fan of science fiction and have not yet read Richard K. Morgan’s
Takeshi Kovacs trilogy, you are missing out. The first book in the trilogy is Altered Carbon (4 stars/242 reviews) and is priced at $7.99. Altered Carbon reads like a hard-boiled detective story set in a gritty sci-fi world. Also available for the same price at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Under the Amoral Bridge: A Cyberpunk Novel (The Bridge Chronicles) by Gary A. Ballard (4 1/2 stars/6 reviews) $0.99. Available for the same price at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Artemis Bridge is the know-to, go-to guy, the amoral fixer in 2028 Los Angeles with the connection for any illicit desire no matter how depraved. He prides himself on remaining above it all, but when an associate dies in his arms, he is burdened with a damaging video of the current mayor he can’t sell or trade. With assassins dogging his every step, he has only days before the corrupt mayor is re-elected, handing Chronosoft corporation complete control. This taut futuristic thriller is the debut novel by Gary A. Ballard, originally published serially on the World Wide Web. It also contains the previously-unpublished short story "Feeding Autonomy."
Nathan Lowell’s Quarter Share (Solar Clipper Trader Tales) (4 stars/138 reviews) and Half Share (4 stars/45 reviews) are two titles from the well reviewed and award winning Golden Age of the Solar Clipper science fiction series that are priced at $4.95 each. Both titles are available at Barnes & Noble , while only Quarter Share is available at Kobo.
Join the crew of the SC Lois McKendrick, a Manchester built clipper as she sets solar sails in search of profit for her company and a crew each entitled to a share equal to their rating.
Some other sci-fi titles:
Dream War by Stephen Prosapio (5 stars/31 reviews) $2.99. Available for $4.95 at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
1980. Hector Lopez joins a CIA enterprise capable of entering dreams and extracting information. Lopez saves hundreds of hostages’ lives by dream-linking to terrorists and foiling their plans. When the Red Brigades, an Italian terrorist group, kidnaps a US General, Lopez and his team execute every technique available for extracting information–including one that links our world to a dimension never meant to be discovered.
Present Day. The Sogno di Guerra–a Red Brigades sect–plans the slaughter of millions. And they’ve the help of Luzveyn Dred, the entity ruling the dimension the CIA inadvertently opened a portal to–the Spatium Quartus.
Aided by an aging expatriate, a recovering alcoholic, and a mysterious girl, Lopez must overcome memories of past failures and defeat evil–in this world as well as in a dimension of nightmares.
Tumbler by Brand Gamblin (4 1/2 stars/16 reviews) $0.99. Available for $2.99 at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Libby Carter wanted to get away from it all, so she took a job mining asteroids as far out into the inky blackness as possible. However, her escape turned into a trap, leaving her stuck in indentured servitude, living on a tiny rock in space. As she tries to dig herself out, she gains friends and finds adventure. Cave-in rescues, planetary collisions, and other mishaps keep her new family fighting to stay alive.
47 Echo by Shawn Kupfer (4 1/2 stars/10 reviews) $3.89.
Available for a similar price at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Russia, 2019. Combined Chinese and North Korean forces have taken increasing amounts of territory in a war that is devastating the world.
Nick Morrow is a convict conscript assigned to 47 Echo—a suicide squad. No one cares whether they live or die, as long as they complete their missions. Under the command of a Marine Corps with nothing but contempt for its squadron of felons, they are on a mission to defend what’s left of war-ravaged Russia.
Works of Tom Godwin (5 books and stories with illustrations) by Tom Godwin (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) $1.99. Also available at B&N. Contains the following stories:
- Space Prison
- - and Devious the Line of Duty
- Cray from a Far Planet
- The Helpful Hand of God
- The Nothing Equation
Also from Tom Godwin: Space Prison, The Survivors (4 1/2 stars/47 reviews) for $0.99.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/8/2011 no comments
Some more free ebooks available for a limited time at the Kindle Store and elsewhere:
Calm My Anxious Heart: A Woman’s Guide to Finding Contentment by Linda Dillow (5 stars/91 reviews) Christianity.
In the Line of Fire: How to Handle Tough Questions…When It Counts by Jerry J. Weissman (4 1/2 stars/44 reviews) Business communication. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Lies, Damned Lies, and Science: How to Sort through the Noise around Global Warming, the Latest Health Claims, and Other Scientific Controversies by Sherry Seethaler (4 stars/20 reviews) Nonfiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Moms’ Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World by Nancy Rue (5 stars/2 reviews) Parenting from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
So, You Want to Start a Business?: 8 Steps to Take Before Making the Leap by Edward D. Hess and Charles D. Goetz (5 stars/11 reviews) Small Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The End is Now by Rob Stennett (4 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Religious fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Truth About Paying Fewer Taxes by S. Kay Bell (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Personal finance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
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In its Books on the Big Screen promotionKobo is offering up to 70 percent off list price on a number of books that were made into Academy Award winning films. This sale will last all of this month.
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A few paid reads to consider:
The Lighthouse Inn Mysteries by Tim Myers mostly get 4-5 star ratings. They have been released in three bundles for a lower price than buying the individual titles: Lighthouse Inn Mysteries 1,2 & 3 Bundle is $7.49; the Lighthouse Inn Mysteries 4 & 5 bundle is $4.99; and the Key to Murder and Ring for Murder Bundle is $5.49. Also by the same author is the New Cozy Mystery Bundle for $5.99. This one includes three titles. Also available for the same price at Barnes & Noble.
John Locke is the author of the Donovan Creed series of thrillers. There are currently seven books
Identity Crisis by Debbi Mack (4 stars/44 reviews). This hard-boiled detective story is priced at $0.99. Also available for the same price at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
A simple domestic abuse case turns deadly when the alleged abuser is killed and Stephanie Ann “Sam” McRae’s client disappears. When a friend asks Sam to find Melanie Hayes, the Maryland attorney is drawn into a complex case of murder and identity theft that has her running from the Mob, breaking into a strip club and forming a shaky alliance with an offbeat private investigator to discover the truth about Melanie and her ex-boyfriend.
With her career and life on the line, Sam’s search takes her from the blue-collar Baltimore suburbs to the mansions of Gibson Island. Along the way, she learns that false identities can hide dark secrets, and those secrets can destroy lives.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 3/1/2011 no comments
We have a bunch of new ebooks on the free list to start the new month with. As usual, these will only be free for a limited time:
The Secret (Seasons of Grace, Book 1) by Beverly Lewis (4 stars/56 reviews) Amish fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Circle of Friends Cookbook 25 Slow Cooker Recipes: Exclusive online cookbook by Gooseberry Patch (3 stars/2 reviews) Recipes.
Darcy’s Voyage by Kara Louise (4 1/2 stars/15 reviews) Historical romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
How to Make Money with Social Media: An Insider’s Guide on Using New and Emerging Media to Grow Your Business by Jamie Turner and Reshma Shah (4 1/2 stars/46 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Nate: Devils on Horseback, Book 1 by Beth Williamson (4 1/2 stars/5 reviews) Historical romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Somewhere to Belong by Judith Miller (4 stars/75 reviews) Religious fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
She Walks in Beauty by Siri Mitchell (4 1/2 stars/100 reviews) Historical religious fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Michal: A Novel by Jil Eileen Smith (4 1/2 stars/37 reviews) Historical romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
You Can’t Stop Me by Max Allan Collins and Matthew Clemens (4 stars/38 reviews) Thriller. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Antiques Roadkill: A Trash ‘n’ Treasures Mystery by Barbara Allan (4 stars/12 reviews) Mystery. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
The Truth About the New Rules of Business Writing by Matalie Canavor and Claire Meirowitz (4 1/2 stars/48 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
What a Demon Wants by Kathy Love ( 4 stars/8 reviews) Paranormal romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Softwire: Virus on Orbis 1 by PJ Haarsma (4 1/2 stars/20 reviews) Science fiction for young readers. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Breakthrough!: How the 10 Greatest Discoveries in Medicine Saved Millions and Changed Our View of the World by Jon Queijo (4 stars/27 reviews) Medical history. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Last Night’s Kiss by Shirley Hailstock (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Love Me If You Must (Patricia Amble Mystery Series #1) by Nicole Young (4 1/2 stars/14 reviews) Romantic mystery from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
World from Rough Stones by Malcolm Macdonald (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Historical fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
PR 2.0: New Media, New Tools, New Audiences by Deirdre Breakenridge (4 stars/6 reviews) Public relations. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Sword Lord: The Fifth Planet, jBook 1 by Robert Leader (no ratings) Fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Healing For a Broken World: Christian Perspective on Public Policy by Steve Monsma (4 stars/5 reviews) Religious.
Good, Better, Best Buy by New Word City (no ratings) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
How to Innovate in Marketing (Collection) by Rawn Shah, Monique Reece and Michael Tasner (no ratings) Marketing. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Riven by Jerry B. Jenkins (4 1/2 stars/54 reviews) Religious fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Whisper on the Wind by Maureen Lang (4 1/2 stars/27 reviews) Historical romance from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Gray Matter by Joel Kilpatrick and David Levy (4 1/2 stars/10 reviews) Nonfiction from a faith-based publisher. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 2/26/2011 no comments
A few more freebies:
Medical Error by Richard Mabry (3 1/2 stars/21 reviews) Medical thriller. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Little Known by Janice Daugharty (4 1/2 stars/9 reviews) Contemporary fiction.
Spoilt by Joanne Ellis (3 1/2 stars/17 reviews) Romantic suspense. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Shatter (The Children of Man) by Elizabeth C. Mock (4 1/2 stars/83 reviews) Fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble. 
Hydrofracked? One Man’s Mystery Leads to a Backlash Against Natural Gas Drilling (Kindle Single) by Abrahm Lustgarten (5 stars/1 review) Nonfiction.
Heart of the Sea: An Others Bonus Story by Christine Warren (no ratings) Pre-order; due April 5, 2011. Paranormal short.
For more freebies see my Free Kindle Books page or the UK Kindle Store Free Books page. To see what new ebooks are coming out this month, see the New eBook Releases page, which has been updated to show new releases for March. There is also a page for Kindle games and interactive fiction.
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Kobohas an unlimited use coupon that will give you a 30 percent discount. This promo code — feb25us30 — will be good only until Feb. 27, 2011. This code may work on any book; I tried it with a couple of titles not on the list and it worked, so you can try.
For a limited time you can pre-order Poke the Box by Seth Godin for only $1.00. This is the first title published by Godin’s The Domino Project.
There are new Kindle apps
