Wednesday, 05 June 2013
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Secrets and Lies - (A Medical Suspense Thriller Novel) - Ethan Mckenzie & Natashiah Jansen
4.4 (13 reviews)
Free until 7 June 2013
After a long love affair Jason and Sharona finally tie the knot and ends up spending their honeymoon in Costa Rica. They have everything going for them love, money, careers and a bright future. But Sharona's world comes crashing down when Jason is killed in a freak accident.
Devastated by the loss of the love of her life, she returns to the US and tries to pick up the pieces with the help of her best friend Felicia and Jason's father Edward. In her attempts to move on she meets a handsome stranger, who just happens to work at the same pharmaceutical company Jason used to work.
*****
Devastated by the loss of the love of her life, she returns to the US and tries to pick up the pieces with the help of her best friend Felicia and Jason's father Edward. In her attempts to move on she meets a handsome stranger, who just happens to work at the same pharmaceutical company Jason used to work.
*****
What We Saw- Ryan Casey
3.6 (79 reviews)
Free until 7 June 2013
Liam and Adam arrive at their grandparents' caravan site like any pair of young cousins: mischievous and fascinated by mystery and adventure.
But when the disappearance of their dog leads to a terrifying discovery deep in the nearby woods, Liam and Adam are plunged into a very adult world of secrecy and suspicion. As the story twists and turns towards a shocking conclusion, the dark secrets of the seemingly sleepy community begin to unravel...
What We Saw is a touching and thrilling British mystery novel with elements of comedy, friendship, fear and suspense. Told from the innocent perspective of a child, it poses the ultimate question: if you stumbled upon a shocking discovery as a child, how would you react?
But when the disappearance of their dog leads to a terrifying discovery deep in the nearby woods, Liam and Adam are plunged into a very adult world of secrecy and suspicion. As the story twists and turns towards a shocking conclusion, the dark secrets of the seemingly sleepy community begin to unravel...
What We Saw is a touching and thrilling British mystery novel with elements of comedy, friendship, fear and suspense. Told from the innocent perspective of a child, it poses the ultimate question: if you stumbled upon a shocking discovery as a child, how would you react?
Secret Buttons of the Hand: 21 Attack Stopping Pressure Points of the Hand- Dutch Hinkle
5 (4 reviews)
Free until 9 June 2013
(1) how to apply an excruciating "amplifier" to a simple yet effective pressure point, page #15
(2) how to stop an attacker using a Karate / Tae-kwon-do attack stance, page #31
(3) learn about the pressure point that can be excruciating or relieve a headache when pressed, page #36
(4) learn about the "anatomical snuff box" which drive many to their knees in unbelievable pain, page #41
(5) learn how to drain a fist of power and strength, page #56
(6) learn to break away from ALL handshake "vise grips", page #66
(7) learn to put your "pressure points" on "steroids" - making them into a Blast Furnace, page #101
(8) and more...
(2) how to stop an attacker using a Karate / Tae-kwon-do attack stance, page #31
(3) learn about the pressure point that can be excruciating or relieve a headache when pressed, page #36
(4) learn about the "anatomical snuff box" which drive many to their knees in unbelievable pain, page #41
(5) learn how to drain a fist of power and strength, page #56
(6) learn to break away from ALL handshake "vise grips", page #66
(7) learn to put your "pressure points" on "steroids" - making them into a Blast Furnace, page #101
(8) and more...
Tendrils of Life: A story of love, loss, and survival in the turmoil of the Korean War- Owen Choi
4.5 (32 reviews)
Free until 6 June 2013
Acute food shortages and lawlessness plague communist-occupied Seoul at the start of the Korean War in 1950. Jimin, a sixteen-year-old boy, aches to return to the safety of his old home on Ockdo (Jade Island), a remote island he'd left five years earlier. But only his father, who is absent from home, knows the way.
His adversary, a man who's been plotting to wipe out Jimin's family and steal their island, brings a tragedy and tries to eliminate him, forcing him to traverse the war-torn country on foot with his seven-year-old sister to find his father. But the war sweeps across the country multiple times and hinders them from meeting up with their father.
His adversary, a man who's been plotting to wipe out Jimin's family and steal their island, brings a tragedy and tries to eliminate him, forcing him to traverse the war-torn country on foot with his seven-year-old sister to find his father. But the war sweeps across the country multiple times and hinders them from meeting up with their father.
Sparrow Migrations- Cari Noga
4.5 (8 reviews)
Free until 9 June 2013
January 15, 2009. Hudson River, New York City. Robby Palmer, a 12-year-old boy with autism, witnesses the “Miracle on the Hudson” from a sightseeing ferry and becomes obsessed with the birds that caused the plane crash. Passengers Deborah and Christopher are trying to escape their infertility struggle when Flight 1549 plunges them into the icy river. Preacher’s wife Brett Stevens has hidden a secret for years. She’s aboard the ferry, too, where the eye of a TV camera threatens to expose her. Their lives intersect in Sparrow Migrations, the braided narrative of ordinary people transformed by an extraordinary event — and by each other. Sparrow Migrations was a semifinalist in the 2011 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest. In a review of contest manuscripts, Publishers Weekly said: “The plot lines are sophisticated, the characters intricately drawn, and the book has a remarkably strong voice… brimming with humanity and grace.”
The Vultures - Van Holt
4.2 (5 reviews)
Free until 7 June 2013
Bart Hooker told himself his luck had to change. He meant for the better. It got a lot worse when he blundered into Knox Farraday and his gang of cutthroats and robbers. They were human vultures who didn't wait for others to kill their victims. But it was said that real vultures followed them around, knowing there would soon be more dead men for them to feed on.
But much to their surprise, Bart was made of much tougher stuff than what could be seen on the outside. When Farraday's gang tried to kill him the first time, he figured since his death was only moments away, he would make Knox remember him forever, by jumping off a cliff and taking his executioner, Knox's son, with him. If Bart survived the fall, he knew they would be hunting him down until they found him, and left him to the vultures.
But much to their surprise, Bart was made of much tougher stuff than what could be seen on the outside. When Farraday's gang tried to kill him the first time, he figured since his death was only moments away, he would make Knox remember him forever, by jumping off a cliff and taking his executioner, Knox's son, with him. If Bart survived the fall, he knew they would be hunting him down until they found him, and left him to the vultures.
Charlie Sparrow and the Secret of Flight - David Anderson
4.5 (12 reviews)
Free until 9 June 2013
A story for kids who know they have wings...
Charlie Sparrow has no idea he can fly. It's no wonder-in Tree City, none of the birds know anything about flying at all. Not Charlie's parents, not his friends, not the doctors or police. But Charlie is sure there's a magical secret behind his feathers. He'll do anything to find out what it is, even break the laws of Tree City. Will he figure out the truth before Doctor Nightingale straps him in the plucking chair and pulls the lever, plucking his beautiful feathers?
Charlie Sparrow has no idea he can fly. It's no wonder-in Tree City, none of the birds know anything about flying at all. Not Charlie's parents, not his friends, not the doctors or police. But Charlie is sure there's a magical secret behind his feathers. He'll do anything to find out what it is, even break the laws of Tree City. Will he figure out the truth before Doctor Nightingale straps him in the plucking chair and pulls the lever, plucking his beautiful feathers?
The Alex Hollick FBI Series (Part One: The Bloodbath Ritual) - Andrew Downs
3.6 (12 reviews)
Free until 6 June 2013
“A gritty American tale that blends mystery, suspense and romance seamlessly into one nail biting, page turning journey, through the eyes of a troubled young FBI agent.”
WARNING: The Alex Hollick FBI Series contains adult content, mild profanity, sexual situations, realistic violence and a dark insight into the human heart and mind.
What readers are saying about The Alex Hollick FBI Series!
“Smooth but gritty, intellectual and sexy...great read.”
The Green Line - E.C. Diskin
4.9 (19 reviews)
Free until 6 June 2013
In THE GREEN LINE, Abby Donovan's decade-long dream of partnership at her prestigious Chicago law firm is just months from fruition. But after a late-night train mishap drops her into a world of drugs, gangs, murder, and corruption, everything changes. Abby is haunted by what and who she’s seen and the mysterious death of a kind stranger. Though her work suffers, deadlines are missed, and her promotion hangs in the balance, she’s compelled to investigate with the help of an unlikely new friend. But Abby’s investigation jeopardizes more than her career. Someone is watching and he’s not going to let a nosy lawyer expose his scam.
In this engaging debut, E.C. Diskin, a former Chicago attorney, takes us on a fast-paced thrill ride with a believable and flawed heroine. Readers will relate to her, fear for her, and get a glimpse inside Chicago's best and worst. From the roughest streets of the west side to the estates of the North Shore, Abby Donovan and the unexpected villains of THE GREEN LINE will keep you turning pages late into the night in this riveting new thriller while shining light on a little-known, often-used, and widely-abused legal maneuver.
In this engaging debut, E.C. Diskin, a former Chicago attorney, takes us on a fast-paced thrill ride with a believable and flawed heroine. Readers will relate to her, fear for her, and get a glimpse inside Chicago's best and worst. From the roughest streets of the west side to the estates of the North Shore, Abby Donovan and the unexpected villains of THE GREEN LINE will keep you turning pages late into the night in this riveting new thriller while shining light on a little-known, often-used, and widely-abused legal maneuver.
Melt Zone - Simon Rosser
3 (1 review)
Free until 9 June 2013
RAPID ANTARCTIC ICE MELT... A HUNT ACROSS EUROPE... A DECADES-OLD NAZI MYTH... Following on from Tipping Point and Impact Point, Robert Spire is thrust into a fast-paced, Antarctic-themed, action-packed adventure-thriller.
In 1938, the German New Swabia Expedition left Hamburg for Antarctica aboard the MS Schwabenland. The secret expedition arrived at the Princess Martha Coast, in an area which had been claimed by Norway as Dronning Maud Land, and began charting the region. Nazi German marker darts were dropped along the coast to mark out the new territory...75 years later, satellite photographs of Eastern Antarctica reveal something startling occurring...
In 1938, the German New Swabia Expedition left Hamburg for Antarctica aboard the MS Schwabenland. The secret expedition arrived at the Princess Martha Coast, in an area which had been claimed by Norway as Dronning Maud Land, and began charting the region. Nazi German marker darts were dropped along the coast to mark out the new territory...75 years later, satellite photographs of Eastern Antarctica reveal something startling occurring...
How To Buy A Car Or Truck: An Insiders Guide To Saving Thousands Of Dollars - John Kelly
5 (4 reviews)
Free until 5 June 2013
A thirty-year auto industry veteran brings his insider's secrets to How To Buy A Car Or Truck: An Insider's Guide To Saving Thousands Of Dollars. John Kelly has been a sales person, finance manager, used car manager and general sales manager, working for large and small dealerships, with luxury, domestic and foreign brands. In this book he'll help you buy a car or truck, new or used, and potentially save you thousands of dollars.
No doubt about it, buying a car or truck can be a bad experience. But why is it so hard to buy a car? Because most people have not yet learned to use all the resources available. They are also unaware of how the car business works.
No doubt about it, buying a car or truck can be a bad experience. But why is it so hard to buy a car? Because most people have not yet learned to use all the resources available. They are also unaware of how the car business works.
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