Saturday, 15 June 2013
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The Twelve Stones -RJ Johnson
Genre - Action Adventure
Rating - PG-13
4.3 (56 reviews)
Free until 17 June 2013
Twenty two years ago, Alex McCray found the first of the Twelve Stones, a set of powerful artifacts left for Humanity to find and use to save Earth from certain destruction.
Returning to his hometown of Onyx, California, Alex reunites with his father who returns the stone Alex found so many years ago. Their reunion is cut short however after Alex's father is murdered by billionaire industrialist Rupert Kline, a madman who will stop at nothing to collect all twelve stones for himself.
Driven by revenge, Alex McCray vows to bring his father's killer to justice and keep the remaining Twelve Stones out of Kline's hands.
A Rendezvous to Die For -Betty McMahon
Genre - Mystery
Rating - PG-13
4.5 (26 reviews)
Free until 19 June 2013
Award-winning mystery full of twists and turns Smart and sassy Cassandra Cassidy is armed with only her cameras to solve a mystery. Cassandra Cassidy's a new photographer in town. She does weddings -- but only to pay the rent. Her passion is more artsy stuff, and she'll go to a lot of lengths to get the perfect picture. Which gets our reckless heroine in a lot of trouble. She has a newspaper assignment to cover an 1830s Rendezvous reenactment and jumps at the chance. Lots of interesting characters -- and a chance to add to her "Indian" portfolio. And that's where the trouble begins. Surreptitiously checking out a sweat lodge when no one's around, she points her camera inside, clicks the shutter, and finds the body of her nemesis with a tomahawk in his loathsome head. She can't help but think "good riddance," but the local constabulary makes our meddling photog is the main suspect. Soon she's up to her f-stops searching for the real killer -- with her only investigative skills camera-related.
Princess Nina's ABC - Sharon Cohen
Genre - Childrens Books
Rating - G
5 (9 reviews)
Free until 16 June 2013
They ride dragons in the desert and throw meatballs at monsters!
Nina is an active princess, who likes doing lots of fun and adventurous things that start with the alphabet letters.
"Princess Nina's ABC", a beautifully illustrated alphabet book, will help your smart princesses learn the ABC's and at the same time will send them a message of fun and empowerment.
Darling Cher Doesn't Care-It's Time To Go To Bed. - Tal la Vie
Genre - Children's ebooks. Ages 4-8
Rating - G
4.9 (22 reviews)
Free until 16 June 2013
"Once upon a bat and a pirate teddy bear,
there was a cheeky little witch, her name was Darling Cher.
Darling Cher was pretty, Darling Cher was bright,
but when she had to go to bed she gave mom quite a fight!
So if this introduction makes you wonder yet,
skip this page and dive into a tale you won't forget…"
Slopes of the Sierra - L. J. Martin
Genre - Action Adventure
Rating - PG-13
5 (9 reviews)
Free until 17 June 2013
Short stories of California when the transcontinental railroad was only a dream, when the Civil War was looming, and when the state was an eclectic mixture of argonauts from all over the earth. An exciting time, a tumultuous time, and a time of both conflict and conviviality.
Dire Means - Geoffrey Neil
Genre - Thriller
Rating - R
4.3 (83 reviews)
Free until 15 June 2013
Can terror breed love? What if a ruthless vigilante ended homelessness in one of America's most affluent, coveted beach-side cities in a matter of days? In Dire Means this phenomenon occurs in an unforgettable way. The ambitious mission isn't accomplished by any persuasive appeal to public benevolence or by relocating the homeless. The ingenious method aims carefully-targeted fear at the public's apathy toward the impoverished. The bodies of people from all walks of life begin to show up in random places, one per day. Each victim has suffered a common, horrific fate that makes the vigilante's demands clear. Citizens quickly learn that engaging in flagrant public displays of kindness is the only way to feel safe outside their homes.
A Sealed Fate - Lisa Gordon
Genre - Thriller
Rating - PG-13
4.6 (16 reviews)
Free until 15 June 2013
To escape the pain of failed relationships and careers, both Valda and Larissa take themselves to Dubai seeking not only success, but a reason and purpose in life. Valda does indeed find success and to her astonishment
love, but all is threatened when she is introduced to a billionaire Sheikh. Her clandestine relationship with the Sheikh, propels her into a murky web of deceit, and she turns to Larissa for help. As an astrologer, Larissa predicts that Valda and the Sheikh’s destinies were sealed from the moment of their first meeting; however she keeps the dire fate that she reads in the charts a secret. Together, Valda and Larissa take a gamble in a game of cosmic Russian Roulette where the stakes are their lives and their adversary, Fate itself.
Can they beat Fate? Can freewill triumph?
Insure Your Car for Less - David Goldstein
Genre - Auto Insurance
Rating - G
4.6 (5 reviews)
Free until 19 June 2013
"Insure Your Car for Less is a must read for anybody who wants to save money on their car insurance."
The creator behind this book, David Goldstein, is a veteran of the insurance industry. He has worked as an insurance agent and adjuster for two of the largest insurance companies in the country, and now helps injured people take on the insurance companies at a successful law firm specializing in motor vehicle accidents.
In Insure Your Car for Less, David focuses on how to save money when applying for an auto insurance policy, and presents unique information that has rarely been discussed before.
Shark & The Wolf: Predators and Prey - Daniel D. Shields
Genre - Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Rating - PG-13
3.8 (37 reviews)
Free until 15 June 2013
"A cross between Planet of the Apes, The Hunger Games and Indiana Jones..." J. Hungerford.
Pack your bags for the wild side and hang on tight! Stamp your passport for adventure and enter an exotic world where animals have evolved side by side with humans. Prepare to be transported into an Indiana Jones style adventure and taken on a globe-trotting trek from the vast open plains of Africa, to the breathtaking beaches of Key West and Fiji, to the mysterious jungles of South America, before finally landing inside the gates of Sin City itself - Las Vegas, Nevada. Suspend belief and lose yourself in this roller coaster of a sci-fi thriller that has been called a cross between Planet of the Apes, The Hunger Games and Indiana Jones.
Day Jobs Suck - Patrick Meninga
Genre - Personal finance
Rating - G
4.3 (6 reviews)
Free until 19 June 2013
The Day Jobs Suck philosophy gives you a 3 part strategy to create financial freedom and escape your day job.
You do not need to have outrageous income or a superstar ability to create successful businesses in order to make this work for you.
Anyone can achieve total financial freedom regardless of their day job through making conscious choices.
Part one defines the trap of traditional full time employment and part two gives you the road map to find your way to paradise.
You don't have to be rich to kill your alarm clock. You just need to make conscious choices.
Anyone can achieve total financial freedom regardless of their day job through making conscious choices.
Part one defines the trap of traditional full time employment and part two gives you the road map to find your way to paradise.
You don't have to be rich to kill your alarm clock. You just need to make conscious choices.
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