Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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Cold Open, A Sam North Mystery - Greg Clarkin
Genre -Mystery
Rating - PG
4(92 reviews)
Free until 22 May 2013
"COLD OPEN is red hot when it comes to action. A terrific book with plenty of inventive twists and turns. And who could write it better than this? A real reporter, Greg Clarkin sums up the electricity and crackle of a newsroom with a deadly twist. COLD OPEN is great entertainment." -Kitty Pilgrim, former CNN correspondent and author of The Stolen Chalice and The Explorer's Code
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When the nation’s number one cable news anchor, turns up floating in the East River, the cops label it a suicide. But his gorgeous widow is convinced he was killed and carries a secret that proves it.
Now she has Sam North believing it. The story-hungry TV reporter starts nosing around and discovers what Jack Steele found out the hard way...asking questions can get you disturbing answers, maybe even killed.
Flying Soup Satire - Bobby Adair
Genre -Political Fiction
Rating - R
4.5 (39 reviews)
Free until 25 May 2013
Flying Soup is the whacked-out story of how a simple video recording turned into an accidental empire, all courtesy of a flying can of tomato soup. When bicyclist and computer nerd Christian Trist and his fellow techno-geek roomies decide they've had enough of the rudeness that cyclists and others encounter on the road, Christian’s near-miss with a can of soup flung from a car window starts the colorful and creative trio of friends off on a mission of revenge – and profit. As their dot.com venture, Flying Soup, takes off to record popularity, they find themselves embattled by religious zealots, extremist politicians, gun-toting good 'ole boys and more, with surprising and often hilarious results.
A Family Affair - Jennifer Wenn
Genre -Children
Rating - G
4(1review)
Free until 25 May 2013
Lady Francesca Darling has been in love with Devlin Ross, the Duke of Hereford, since she was five years old. When they meet again at her debutante ball she finds her feelings remain the same, and to her joy he is mesmerized by her. To the gossipy matrons of the ton it's the perfect match--the richest heiress and the most eligible bachelor. But can their budding love survive her interfering family and the deep scars from his father's abuse? Enchanted as he is with the delightful woman Fanny has become, Devlin intends never to repeat that abuse, vowing not to live with his wife and children. Fanny is a determined young lady -- she wants Devlin and a true marriage. Is her love strong enough to tear down all his walls?
Worse Than Being Alone - Patricia Clark
Genre -Suspense
Rating - PG
3(1review)
Free until 25 May 2013
Worse Than Being Alone is a riveting tale involving multiple cons, a vicious murder, romance, betrayal, and escape as it vividly explores just how far all of us are prepared to go to avoid being alone.
Kitty and Roni are building their fledgling investigative agency by following workers' comp cheats. Every PI's dream of catching real criminals seems to be coming true when they begin to suspect one of their targets is engaged in more nefarious activities than just a bogus comp claim. Their cat and mouse game gets twisted when they realize they are the ones being stalked.
A personal and potentially lethal inquiry emerges after Roni's father marries a woman with a checkered past, and they fear he has found his Worse Than Being Alone. When their investigation points to a shady past involving a trail of life insurance payouts and dead husbands, they wonder if Dad has married a Black Widow or an extremely unlucky woman.
Billy and the Monster Who Ate All The Easter Eggs - David Chuka
Genre -Children
Rating - G
5(4 reviews)
Free until 21 May 2013
Join Billy and Monster in this third episode of the series - The Fartastic Adventures of Billy and Monster.
Billy and Monster love all the holidays as they get to spend quality time together. However, their best holiday is Easter as they get to eat their favorite food...CHOCOLATE!
This year, they're spending Easter with Grandma Chocalicious who loves Chocolate even more than Billy. She's an expert at making chocolate cake, chocolate waffles and even chocolate pasta.
This year Grandma Chocalicious has made a pyramid of Easter eggs for her party on Easter Sunday. Billy and Monster want one of the Easter eggs but Grandma says they have to wait till Easter Sunday.
What happens when Billy and Monster tip toe downstairs and the pyramid of Easter eggs comes falling down?
Get your copy of this funny book for kids of all ages that is not only full of laughs but also has a lesson weaved in that you'll love sharing with your loved ones.
The Run - Diane Strong
Genre -Suspense
Rating - PG
3.7 (38 reviews)
Free until 25 May 2013
Cora is a runner and mother of two whose husband is working out of town on business. Always a protective mother, Cora has never left her children alone. That is until a well-intentioned friend encourages her to. This is a story that will leave you questioning your parenting skills and wanting to read more great running adventures by Diane Strong.
Choking on a Camel - Michal Ann McArthur
Genre - Literary fiction
Rating - PG-13
4.3 (11 reviews)
Free until 22 May 2013
Alex Ferguson
Compulsive skeptic. Devout believer. At odds with the group-think at her fundamentalist university. Preached at and taken advantage of. Agonizing over the recent death of her brother. Hurting for the larger world she lives in. Wrestling with the God she wants to love but maybe hates and definitely doesn't understand.
Born Lucky, The JD Chronicles - Christine Dougherty
Genre - Thriller
Rating - R
4.2 (26 reviews)
Free until 22 May 2013
At three days old, JD was blown clear of the explosion that killed his mysterious parents and set him on a path of uneasy discovery. A reluctant psychic, JD chooses to live in the safe world of a mental institution, unable to control the things he ‘sees’…sometimes with unwelcome, and even dangerous, consequences.
Join JD as he tries to help find a young couple who go missing in the forbidding Pine Barrens of South Jersey.
From the Heart: Love Stories and Letters from the Civil War - Jessica James
Genre - History/Love Letters
Rating - G
5 (1 reviews)
Free until 22 May 2013
Award-winning historical fiction author Jessica James has gathered some of the most poignant love letters from the Civil War and put them in this short e-book for all to see. Read the heartfelt words of some of the Civil War's most renowned warriors including JEB Stuart, Stonewall Jackson and George Pickett.
Dynamite Riders: 9/11 in the Old West - Van Holt
Genre - Suspense western
Rating - PG13
4.5 (6 reviews)
Free until 23 May 2013
In the small isolated town of Richman, there were no tall buildings or gas-filled planes to crash into them. When Alf Gant and his men rode through town tossing sticks of dynamite on that fateful day in the fall of 1875, they only destroyed a few buildings and killed a few people. A harmless old preacher. A young couple and their baby boy, who had come to town in a buckboard to do a little shopping.
The problem was that the young woman in the buckboard was Sam Good's sister and her husband was the son of the biggest rancher east of the mountain wall that guarded Gant's Basin. Those mountains also guarded a terrible secret. Alf Gant's real name was Omar bin Laden and the attack on Richman was just the beginning of an insane holy war Gant had been planning for years.
Only a small group of avengers rode into Gant's Basin and before they even got started, three of them were quietly eliminated by the traitor among them.
The No Sh*t Guide to De-cluttering and Organizing Your Home in 3 Incredibly Fast and Simple Steps - Amanda Knowles
Genre - Advice how to
Rating - G
4.2 (22 reviews)
Free until 21 May 2013
No shit guide to de-cluttering
Getting your home organized can sometimes feel so overwhelming , especially if everywhere you look is jam packed and you have no room to move .
Clients have often said to me “I just don't know where to start”
This book will give you a very easy plan of action, so that you will be able to start your de-cluttering quickly in the time that you have available.
By following simple achievable steps you will get your place clean, tidy and organized faster than you can imagine
So if you want a clean, clutter free home, that you can be proud of this book is for you!
Chasing the Tumbleweed - Casey Dawes
Genre - Romantic Suspense
Rating - PG
4.8 (6 reviews)
Free until 24 May 2013
Fleeing Salt Lake City as a twenty four year old failure, Laurie takes the long way home through the middle of Nevada’s lonely high desert plains. Her rest stop should have been routine, but now she’s fighting for her life against a well armed escaped murderer who’s dragging her further into the empty wilderness.
Forest ranger Jeff Dawson’s lonely life suits him just fine, but he’s concerned he’s falling into a rut and becoming soft. What happens when a madman and his pretty young hostage seek refuge in Dawson’s territory?
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