Monday, 3rd September 2012
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Graves' End: A Magical Thriller by Sean Patrick Traver
Genre - Fantasy
Rating - PG-13
4.1 (14 reviews)
FREE until 4th September 2012
A modern-day witch helps an undead detective solve the mystery of his own resurrection in this magical thriller with a touch of classic LA noir!Los Angeles PI Dexter Graves was pretty sure his life ended back in 1950, after a mysterious femme fatale shot him through the head. When Graves involuntarily rises from his grave sixty years later, he finds himself drawn to freelance sorceress Lia Flores, who introduces him to an underworld he never could've imagined. Lia sets out to discover the meaning behind Graves' unexpected intrusion into her enchanted life, but neither the witchgirl nor the skeletal detective has any idea they're being set up by an old-school player on the LA scene: mobster/monster Mickey Hardface, also known as Mictlantecuhtli, the ambitious king of the Aztec realm of the dead.
Chicago's Headmistress by Loretta Giacoletto
Genre - Historical
Rating - R
4.6 (5 reviews)
FREE until 4th September 2012
Chicago’s Headmistress: A prequel and partial parallel to the Italian/American generational saga, The Family Angel. Every story has more than one side and within a generational saga many stories link and overlap. Loretta Giacoletto tells this one from the perspective of two of The Family Angel’s most intriguing characters. In the words of Ugo Sapone:“Never did I think I’d find myself involved in forward-thinking education. Never did I think I’d find myself involved in an illegal activity that has given so many people such joy. Yet, here I am, right hand man to Giulietta Bracca.”
Follow Giulietta Bracca’s notorious rise to wealth and power, from street urchin in 1905 Genoa, Italy, to the headmistress of Night School, Prohibition Chicago’s most popular and innovative men’s club in the 1920s. Along the way Giulietta plays a deadly game of one-upmanship with men who use her, abuse her, and fall head-over-heels in love with her. This quick-study seductress soon learns to give as good as she gets and with only a few regrets—those so devastating they will haunt her into eternity. But there’s one man Giulietta will never forget: the immigrant bootlegger she gave up too soon and will stop at nothing to lure him back, even if it means jeopardizing all she holds dear. A must-read for fans of The Family Angel, Family Deceptions, The Godfather, and HBO’s Boardwalk Empire.
The Witch Stones - Gathering Of The Covens by C.S. Anderson
Genre - Fantasy
Rating - PG
4.7 (3 reviews)
FREE until 6th September 2012
A Dark Sorcerer secretly plots the assassination of his strongest rival – A lovely and powerful witch. Her death rouses the usually hidden covens to search out the killer.At the same time, this sorcerer is gathering magical artifacts which will augment his own magic and allow him to take over the world.
The reclusive witches are forced to not only work together, but to solicit the help of kings, dwarves and common soldiers in their fight against the power-hungry sorcerer.
As the motley crew of uneasy allies fight together, they realize they are sure to lose the battle, when a strange new player with unknown powers enters the mix. Forces of Light and Dark and the unknown clash in battle with the outcome in question.
Warning: While the scenes are NOT graphic, there is depiction of same-sex couples among the witches.
200 Best Kindle Fire Apps by James Wulff
Genre - Nonfiction/Computers and Technology
Rating - G
5.0 (4 reviews)
FREE until 3rd September 2012
Enjoy The Very Best Kindle Fire Apps
Kindle Fire Tested
The Kindle Fire shares the Android operating system with a variety of devices, including cell phones, tablet computers, and netbooks. Some Android apps are not fully compatible with the Kindle Fire. This guide takes the risk out of app selection by containing only apps that have been tested by Amazon to work on the Kindle Fire.Unbiased Reviews
Most review websites, and even some books here on Amazon, are just poorly disguised affiliate marketing schemes, where the authors make money every time you purchase one of the Kindle Fire apps they recommend. This means they tend to push you towards expensive Kindle Fire apps where they make higher commissions, when free apps for your Kindle Fire are often the better choice. Unlike these other sources, this guide contains many free apps for the Kindle Fire, and only recommends paid apps when they are clearly superior.Fast and Easy Selection
With a helpful and fully clickable table of contents, just select the category of Kindle Fire apps you are interested in, browse the reviews, and then click the link to be taken straight to the Amazon page for that app.Most Comprehensive Guide Available
Covering 200 of the very best Kindle Fire apps in 19 categories, this guide is the most complete available on Amazon or on the web. Most guides cover just a few Kindle Fire apps, but given the richness of apps available for your Kindle Fire, you deserve a more thorough approach. This guide has extended coverage of popular Kindle Fire app categories like games, but also includes important but frequently neglected areas such as education and cooking.Kindle Fire App Categories Covered:
- Games- Comics and Humor
- Education
- Entertainment
- Banking and Finance
- Health and Fitness
- Lifestyle
- Music
- Photography
- Productivity
- Shopping
- Social Networking
- Sports
- Travel
- Cooking
- Weather
- Kids
- News
- Utilities
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