Wednesday, 12 June 2013
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The Stronger, Safer Kind (The Boys of DownCrash #1) - London Casey
Genre - New Adult
Rating - PG-13
4 (5 reviews)
Free until 14 June 2013
All Scarlett wanted to do was thank the sexy stranger who helped her push away a drunk, grabby college boy at a bar. When that stranger identifies himself as Tripp and then takes the stage as the lead singer and guitarist for rock band, DownCrash, everything in Scarlett's life begins to change.
Her best friend, Andy, confesses his love for her and leaves her with what should be an easy decision to make... yet each time she looks in Andy's eyes, she can't help but face her secret, nightmarish past.
The only thing that makes Scarlett feel better is Tripp... but Tripp isn't just a bad boy rockstar, he's hurt. He's in pain. He tries to hide his pain in a bottle, but Scarlett believes that, perhaps, their secrets can help each other. Friendship and love is suddenly put to the test, and Scarlett is torn... Will she choose an easy, comfortable, happy life or a life clouded with mixed signals, raw emotion, and intense romance?
*****
Her best friend, Andy, confesses his love for her and leaves her with what should be an easy decision to make... yet each time she looks in Andy's eyes, she can't help but face her secret, nightmarish past.
The only thing that makes Scarlett feel better is Tripp... but Tripp isn't just a bad boy rockstar, he's hurt. He's in pain. He tries to hide his pain in a bottle, but Scarlett believes that, perhaps, their secrets can help each other. Friendship and love is suddenly put to the test, and Scarlett is torn... Will she choose an easy, comfortable, happy life or a life clouded with mixed signals, raw emotion, and intense romance?
*****
Vision - Galen Snowden and Cathy Newcomb
Genre - Young Adult Paranormal
Rating - PG-13
4.2 (11 reviews)
Free until 16 June 2013
Madi sees demons, the very embodiment of the vices that stalk humanity. Gift or curse, it has never done anything good for her—only shown her how ugly the world truly is.
Her visions might have helped the night of Cassi’s accident—maybe she could have seen something, stopped it. But she ran—like always.
Now, with Cassi clinging to life, Madi struggles to keep herself and Vision Records from falling apart. The demons, however, have plans of their own.
GUMBO GOES DOWNTOWN Homeless and Runaway - Carol Talley
Genre - children's illustrated ages 3-9
Rating - G
4.4 (25 reviews)
Free until 16 June 2013
Running away from home! Who doesn't sometimes dream of it? To go someplace else, to be somebody else!
Here is the story of a loveable mutt named Gumbo, who-longing to be SOMEBODY-abandons his watchdog duties and follows the streetcar tracks downtown to the historic French Quarter of New Orleans. There he discovers a world of new experiences and meets a colorful cast of canine characters, including a dancing poodle and self-appointed tour guide named Pompon, the blue-ribboned Champion Stella de Chateau Blanc, the fearsome Catahoula Hound and, finally, a nameless, homeless dog who visits Gumbo on the moonlit levee like a sad dream.
On his journey, Gumbo learns that the identity he seeks is not to be found in new places, however exciting, or in new acquaintances, however distinguished. For Gumbo, the road to self-esteem leads right back home, where he loves and is loved and where he is, after all, somebody very important.
TESSA ON HER OWN Moving, Homeless, Self Reliance - Alyssa Chase
Genre - TESSA ON HER OWN Moving, Homeless, Self Reliance
Rating - G
4.6 (9 reviews)
Free until 16 June 2013
Meet Tessa, a beautiful California red fox, and share a modern fable in praise of industry.
While her brothers and sisters learn to stalk, chase, and pounce-Tessa lies half asleep under a blackberry bush, waiting for lunch to be served.
Then one day, big brother Rex decides it is time Tessa started hunting for herself. "You can't be a lazy fox forever," he tells her.
Tessa doesn't like to be told what to do. So with her bright tail dragging in the dust, she strikes off to live on her own. Tessa soon discovers, however, that the life of a scavenger is not easy. And when she has to spend a scary night in a smelly garbage dumpster, she decides she is better off doing what foxes do naturally-hunting for dinner.
Red Island - Lorne Oliver
Genre - mystery, suspense, thriller
Rating - PG-13
4.3 (9 reviews)
Free until 13 June 2013
Was it the nightmare that woke Reid or the phone ringing in the middle of the night that brought on the dream? Sgt. Reid of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police moved his family to Prince Edward Island, “The Gentle Island,” to get away from crime and homicides. He had to get away from the nightmares and concentrate on his family.
It’s a lovely place to live. The sound of the ocean crashing against sandy beaches, sand dunes covered in tufts of dancing green grass…
…And then there is the young woman hanging from a tree. It isn’t a gentle island any more.
The Ritual - Erica Dakin
Genre - Fantasy Romance
Rating - NC-17
4.5 (6 reviews)
Free until 16 June 2013
For Chiarin, a young half-elf thief, life is all about survival. Her race means that she is considered an outcast and disposable, and every day could bring her death.
Then she meets fellow thief Zashter, a master of their chosen trade. Against Chiarin’s expectations he agrees to take her on as his pupil, and draws her into a dangerous adventure gathering powerful magical items at the behest of his sinister employer. What purpose these items will serve Chiarin does not know, but it soon becomes apparent that Zashter should not be trusted.
Nastragull; Pirates (Volume 1) - Erik Martin Willen
Genre - Science Fiction, Space Opera, Military, Fantasy, Adventure, Thriller, Horror, Romance.
Rating - NC-17
4.4 (9 reviews)
Free until 14 June 2013
As a tight-knit group of human cadets heads home after eight years of military training, their interstellar transport, Bright Star, comes under attack by pirates—and after a bloody battle, they're taken prisoner. One of the cadets, Alec Horn, eventually manages to escape with the Bright Star's captain and an emperor's ransom in loot. Together, they set out on a harrowing adventure to rescue their friends and comrades.
There are just two minor complications: during Alec's captivity, he "awakened" to the voice of the universe, Nastra—and worse, he fell madly in love with a young pirate woman, Alexa. Theirs is a forbidden love, one that will soon embroil everyone and everything they know in the madness of the Third Universal War.
The Boomerpreneur Revolution - Richard Grehalva
Genre - Entrepreneur
Rating - G
4.4 (1 reviews)
Free until 13 June 2013
What do baby boomers have that is so valuable in today's entrepreneurial market? Knowledge and experience!
We have the knowledge, wisdom and experience to advise on all kinds of activities from improving relationships, making more money, career performance and advancement, hobbies, crafts — the list goes on. If you can talk about your skills because you are passionate about them, then you can develop, teach, and sell information products.
Bring Down the Furies - Parker Francis
Genre - Mystery/Suspense
Rating - PG-13
4.2 (12 reviews)
Free until 13 June 2013
“Hang on tight and remember to breathe.”
~ Steve Berry, author of The Columbus Affair
"Bring Down the Furies is a gripping read for fans of history, Southern fiction, and classic tales of detection.”
~ Mary Anna Evans, author of the Faye Longchamp Mysteries
“With a finely drawn Southern setting and a crackling good plot, author Parker Francis offers up a riveting page-turner.”
~ Deborah Sharp, author of the Mace Bauer Mysteries
Billy and Monster's New Neighbor Has a Secret - David Chuka
Genre - Children
Rating - G
4.8 (30 reviews)
Free until 12 June 2013
Here's what readers like you have been saying about the Billy and Monster books:
My daughter has really been enjoying David Chuka's Billy and Monster books. This is another fun addition to the "family." As always, the story has a lovely moral (this time teaching the value of moderation - definitely the biggest word in the book)! It's based on the very realistic theme of overindulging in chocolate/sweets, which virtually anyone can relate to and which kids find a lot of fun. And, awesome pictures as always. Definitely recommend it. - Mama Dee
The Cloud Seeders - James Zerndt
Genre - Young Adult
Rating - R
4.1 (48 reviews)
Free until 13 June 2013
This is the slogan of the Sustainability Unit and of a country gone eco-hysterical. After nearly twelve months without rain and the hinges of the world barely still oiled, Thomas and his younger brother, Dustin, set out across a drought-ridden landscape in search of answers. What they discover
along the way will change their lives, and their country, forever.
The Cloud Seeders weaves humor and heartache, action and romance, as well as poetry and science, into a unique novel that defies categorization.
The Cloud Seeders weaves humor and heartache, action and romance, as well as poetry and science, into a unique novel that defies categorization.
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