Orangeberry FreeMe #295
Thursday, 18 April 2013
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How To Create Nonfiction Book Ideas That Sell - James Thomson
Genre - Nonfiction
Rating - PG
4.2 (56 reviews)
Free until 20 April 2013
It Only Takes One Nonfiction Book Idea to Make a Million… Will Your Book Idea be Next?
This ebook includes over 150 tips and techniques to help you find and create profitable nonfiction book ideas.
If you want to become a successful nonfiction author, you will first need a good idea. A good nonfiction idea can make all the difference between a best seller or a book that ends up in the bargain bin.
According to self publishing guru Dan Poynter, nonfiction books outsell fiction by $55 billion to $25 billion!
Now is the time to grab your share of the pie!
And now, with Amazon KDP and KDP select, you can write and self publish your ebook on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Smashwords and other locations and make money within hours - with almost no expense!
Nonfiction ebook publishing is a perfect way for you to make money at home and possibly provide you a full time income... or make you rich!
How to Create Nonfiction Book Ideas That Sell is a MUST HAVE reference guide for authors that want to write and sell nonfiction books to be published by traditional publishers or authors that wish to self publish ebooks for the Amazon Kindle, Nook, iPad or other ebook readers.
Read the book from front to back, or flip to any one of the tips at any time to get your creative juices flowing!
If you enjoy writing nonfiction, How to Create Nonfiction Book Ideas That Sell you will show you:
How to record and organize ideas - Find and create new ideas - Turn your passions and hobbies into profits - Enhance your ideas for maximum profit - What ideas sell and what ideas don't - Increase your creativity -
Judge your good ideas from your bad ones - Get motivated to take action and avoid writer's block - Use the Internet to find ideas - Nonfiction writing prompts and more!
Before you write a best seller, you need a good idea. This book is your key to finding and creating great nonfiction book ideas.
Order or download a sample of this ebook now!
Kismetology - Jaimie Admans
Genre - Chick Lit, Humor
Rating - PG13
3.8 (17 reviews)
Free until 21 April 2013
Finding the perfect man isn't easy. Especially when it's for your mother...
Mothers. Can't live with them, can't live without them, can't live three doors down the road without them interfering in every aspect of your life.
Mackenzie Atkinson's mother has meddled in her love life once too often and something has to be done. Mackenzie decides to turn the tables and find love for her lonely mother.
Her lonely and very fussy mother.
Surely finding an older gentleman looking for love won't be that hard, right?
Wrong.
If you've ever thought that boys grow up, here's the problem: They don't. Ever.
And Mackenzie is about to learn that the hard way.
Faced with a useless boyfriend, dressed up dogs, men who wear welly boots on dates, men who shouldn't be allowed out in public, and men who make reptiles seem like attractive company - will she ever find the perfect man for her neurotic mother?
Dark Entry - John B. Kachuba
Genre - Paranormal
Rating - PG
4.3 (38 reviews)
Free until 19 April 2013
Many ghost hunters will recognize the chilling paranormal tales about Dudleytown, Connecticut that are woven into Dark Entry, a terrifying work of horror fiction. Hidden deep in the woods of rural Connecticut lives something sinister, an ancient supernatural terror that would claim as its own anyone that crosses its path. A scary story of suspense, murder, and ghosts, Dark Entry is a page-turner best read with the lights on.
Dark Entry is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents in the work are either products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
The Duke’s Undoing - G.G. Vandagriff
Genre - Regency Romance
Rating - PG13
4.1 (22 reviews)
Free until 20 April 2013
Meet the Duke of Ruisdell, the unlikely hero of this traditional Regency Romance, after the manner of Georgette Heyer and Candice Hern.
The duke has just returned wounded from the Napoleonic wars. He is weary, cynical, and very bored. Known as the worst rake in England, he finds he has no interest in upholding that distinction, when his friend, the Marquis of Somerset, proposes a bet: "Five thousand guineas says that seducing Miss Elise Edwards will cure your ennui." Because his friend has just lost a packet to him, he agrees that the bet be posted in White's famous Betting Book.
The following day, while walking in Green Park, he spies a mysterious young woman, veiled, and obviously grieving. A disembodied voice, sounding strangely like that of his late adjutant, informs him, "The jig is up. That is the girl you are going to marry!" He scoffs, but is nevertheless intrigued by something about the slight figure. He even sketches her and asks if he can be of assistance to her. She declines his offer kindly.
At the opera that evening, he is captivated by a beauty across the Opera Hall. He hears the same voice, saying the same thing. The marquis informs him that the woman in question is Miss Elise Edwards. When he meets her, he recognizes her voice as that of the woman in the park. Now she is surrounded by a surfeit of ex-fiance's, one of them dangerously unbalanced. Ruisdell discovers an actual bond between them which renders him honor bound to protect her.
Thus begins a train of unstoppable events--dangerous, humorous, devilish, and amorous--that carry his life along at such a pace that the duke soon knows not whether he is on his head or his heels. And then there is that bet . . .
Enjoy this delicious romance that will carry you back to the Regency period in English history, where manners were dictated by strict rules of fashion. It is the Jane Austen era, populated by gentlemen and ladies of leisure. These books are best enjoyed with a box of chocolates, and are guaranteed to enliven any boredom (ennui) that you may be experiencing!
The Game - Terry Schott
Genre - Science Fiction
Rating - PG13
4.5 (34 reviews)
Free until 20 April 2013
"What if life as we know it was just a game?
What if, instead of traditional schools, children learned by participating in a virtual reality simulation, one that allowed them to experience "life" from birth to death -- multiple times?
What if one player, on his final play, could change the world forever...?"
Out of the Shadow - J.S. Winn
Genre - Suspense
Rating - PG13
4.2 (59 reviews)
Free until 19 April 2013
Out of the Shadow tells the story of two women drawn together in the present to uncover a crime from the past
Having survived a rape and her husband's murder, all Becca Rosen wants to do is move on with her life, but how can she when she's being stalked by a psychopath with an attitude---and an agenda. The police are no help because they're convinced, with her history of mental illness, Becca has faked the rape to get away with her husband's murder. On top of that, Becca has begun to have flashbacks and nightmares of childhood abuse, possibly at the hands of the rapist. Not knowing where to turn, and feeling like she might go crazy again, Becca hires Psychologist, Sarah Abrams, to help her unearth who's behind the crimes of the past...and the present.
Three men come into Becca's life around the same time. While each of these men has his charms, Becca can't be certain whether any one of them is the real killer. Or could it be someone else? Together Becca and Sarah start on a course of hypnotherapy to discover the abuser's identity. Will their work reveal the real killer before it's too late, or will Becca once again fall prey to this demented criminal?
Dark Chatter - Andrew Branch
Genre - Satire
Rating - PG13
5.0 (13 reviews)
Free until 19 April 2013
Quicklime Petterson is still kicking around campus two years after commencement. But as the post-college daze is petering out, an offer comes in: pen a porn script for the policeman who just busted him, get his charges dropped. With no time to workshop, the erstwhile English major pounds out an introspective, Oedipal flesh-flick entitled "Conceptual Tart." The project attracts a tween star in search of an edgy role, and media frenzy ensues. As the would-be one-off deal threatens to become a vocation, Quicklime attempts to find the honest career he meant to start after college, amidst growing renown as a pornographer.
Eerie - Blake & Jordan Crouch
Genre - Horror, Thriller
Rating - R
3.9 (85 reviews)
Free until 22 April 2013
TRAPPED INSIDE A HOUSE
On a crisp autumn evening in 1980, seven-year-old Grant Moreton and his five-year-old sister Paige were nearly killed in a mysterious accident in the Cascade Mountains that left them orphans.
WITH A FRIGHTENING POWER
It's been thirty years since that night. Grant is now a detective with the Seattle Police Department and long estranged from his sister. But his investigation into the bloody past of a high-class prostitute has led right to Paige's door, and what awaits inside is beyond his wildest imagining.
OVER ANYONE WHO ENTERS
His only hope of survival and saving his sister will be to confront the terror that inhabits its walls, but he is completely unprepared to face the truth of what haunts his sister's brownstone.
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