Saturday, 4th August 2012
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Jessica and her bosses face an agonizing dilemma: take the show off the air or risk more murders. They decide to defy the killer, for fear of setting a dangerous precedent. But there are dire consequences.
Zombie Fever: Origins by BM Hodges
Genre - Horror (PG13)
4.6 (11 reviews)
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Tomas decides to spend the summer with his father, who works as a security guard for Vitura Pharmaceuticals in San Diego. Soon after his arrival, his father disappears without a trace. Tomas searches for his father, only to discover Vitura is more than it seems to be.
Asian Soup Recipes by Wain Ho
Genre - Cooking (G)
4.5 (4 reviews)
FREE until 5th August 2012
I hope you enjoy this collection of my Asian recipes. Many of them are from my own family and others I have learned from living in the cultural melting pot that is Singapore. In this cookbook you will find contributions from Indian, Malay, Japanese and Thai friends who have been kind enough to open their hearts and kitchens.
This book of recipes represents a way for me to share with the world the uncomplicated yet exotic tastes of my homeland. From ginger and pork to wintermelon and ikan bilis, I want to express my love of cooking and humanity and show the world that the finest tastes can be found in the simple recipes of Asian heritage. I have done my best to give you a modern list of the ingredients, most of which you can find at your local supermarket or Chinese market which will make them easier to prepare without sacrificing the purity of the cuisine. Please enjoy and share them with your families.
This book of recipes represents a way for me to share with the world the uncomplicated yet exotic tastes of my homeland. From ginger and pork to wintermelon and ikan bilis, I want to express my love of cooking and humanity and show the world that the finest tastes can be found in the simple recipes of Asian heritage. I have done my best to give you a modern list of the ingredients, most of which you can find at your local supermarket or Chinese market which will make them easier to prepare without sacrificing the purity of the cuisine. Please enjoy and share them with your families.
The Purple Passport to Paris
Genre - Travel (G)
3.6 (5 reviews)
FREE until 5th August 2012
The Purple Passport to Paris is the second in a newly launched series of eBook city guides by The Purple Passport . Essential reading for hip, discerning travelers and on-the-go locals, the guide provides insider tips on over 100 handpicked Paris venues, covering hotels, nightlife, restaurants, shopping, sights, and spas.
The carefully curated selection of venues runs the gamut from regal hotels swathed in Toile du Jouy to funky inns tucked away on narrow medieval streets; from chandeliered haute cuisine hot spots to tried-and-true neighborhood bistros; from classic couture flagships to edgy, hipster-approved boutiques; from world class exhibitions of antiquities and Old Masters to genre-bending modern art; and from gilded drinking salons where the upper crust sip with decorum to hopping boîtes where the model set preen and party. Organized by neighborhood for easy navigation, The Purple Passport to Paris also includes helpful maps and city-orienting info about transportation, customs, and seasonal highlights.
The Purple Passport team personally visits every spot that it reviews and never accepts compensation for featuring a venue on the site or in its eBooks. First-person accounts of the team's travel experiences can be found on the companion blog, The Diary of The Purple Passport.
The carefully curated selection of venues runs the gamut from regal hotels swathed in Toile du Jouy to funky inns tucked away on narrow medieval streets; from chandeliered haute cuisine hot spots to tried-and-true neighborhood bistros; from classic couture flagships to edgy, hipster-approved boutiques; from world class exhibitions of antiquities and Old Masters to genre-bending modern art; and from gilded drinking salons where the upper crust sip with decorum to hopping boîtes where the model set preen and party. Organized by neighborhood for easy navigation, The Purple Passport to Paris also includes helpful maps and city-orienting info about transportation, customs, and seasonal highlights.
The Purple Passport team personally visits every spot that it reviews and never accepts compensation for featuring a venue on the site or in its eBooks. First-person accounts of the team's travel experiences can be found on the companion blog, The Diary of The Purple Passport.
Stark Warning by James Raven
Genre - Crime Fiction (PG13)
5.0 (3 reviews)
FREE until 5th August 2012
“Every time you appear on screen someone will die.”
That’s the stark warning given to Jessica Lee, the undisputed ‘Queen of Trash TV.’ She’s the host of a confessional talk show on network television with millions of fans. But one deranged viewer is out to destroy her career. He demands that her programme be scrapped and tells her to stop appearing on TV. To prove he means business he claims his first victim – a young woman who is found dead with her throat cut.
That’s the stark warning given to Jessica Lee, the undisputed ‘Queen of Trash TV.’ She’s the host of a confessional talk show on network television with millions of fans. But one deranged viewer is out to destroy her career. He demands that her programme be scrapped and tells her to stop appearing on TV. To prove he means business he claims his first victim – a young woman who is found dead with her throat cut.
Jessica and her bosses face an agonizing dilemma: take the show off the air or risk more murders. They decide to defy the killer, for fear of setting a dangerous precedent. But there are dire consequences.
The Fall by David L Dawson
Genre - Science Fiction (PG13)
4.1 (16 reviews)
FREE until 5th August 2012
The future of planet Earth is bleak. Two warring gods have decimated the planet. Fanatical religious cults, cannibals and cat/human hybrids are just some of the dangers out there. A young boy called Ben Casper lives in a crumbling shopping mall called The Glass Palace with his family. He's just come back from a rites of passage into the brutal outside world that officially makes him an adult. Now he must get married and be trained to take over from his father as Mayor.
Except he sees things differently now. He doesn't want responsibility. The only things he truly wants is to go back out into the world and win the love of Brian, who happens to be his best friend's brother. Only he might have responsibility thrust upon him when he becomes embroiled in a conspiracy to kill the gods and save the world; a plot that could lead everyone he loves into mortal danger...
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