Wednesday, 10 October 2012
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Cancer: Hororscope Compatibility by Rosemary Breen
If you were born under the sign of Cancer let this guide... be your guide to love. Imagine what dating will be like when you know who to look for? Get the inside running on which star signs are the most compatible with yours reduce the amount of effort you are wasting on dead end dates and false start relationships.
In this book, you'll learn about your best and your worst astrological love matches! Armed with this kind of information, you'll have more chance of enjoying your dating and seduction.
Perhaps you have already attracted a fabulous Cancerian into your life? If so, then this book will help you keep them and it will also help you to get the most out of your relationship with your Cancer.
Pick up a copy of this fun, no-nonsense guide to the Crab; learn about this Star Sign; see if you two truly are an astrological love match.
Trading Dreams by JL Morin
Genre - Romance
Rating - G
4.8 (5 reviews)
Free today
Have you spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours searching and hoping that the person of your dreams dreaming will walk out of your dreams and into your arms? If you have - and it hasn't happened yet, then read on.If you were born under the sign of Cancer let this guide... be your guide to love. Imagine what dating will be like when you know who to look for? Get the inside running on which star signs are the most compatible with yours reduce the amount of effort you are wasting on dead end dates and false start relationships.
In this book, you'll learn about your best and your worst astrological love matches! Armed with this kind of information, you'll have more chance of enjoying your dating and seduction.
Perhaps you have already attracted a fabulous Cancerian into your life? If so, then this book will help you keep them and it will also help you to get the most out of your relationship with your Cancer.
Pick up a copy of this fun, no-nonsense guide to the Crab; learn about this Star Sign; see if you two truly are an astrological love match.
Trading Dreams by JL Morin
Genre - Suspense / Humor / Political Thriller
Rating - PG13
4.9 (14 reviews)
Free until 14 October 2012
Finally! A humorous novel that tosses corruption onto the horns of the Wall Street bull. TRADING DREAMS slams the forces that hijacked the economy in a tale that is funny, thrilling and spiritual. Author J.L. Morin unveils the ironies of established Wall Street greed to the baseline of a grassroots Occupy movement.
This redemption story depicts the pitfalls of a new-hire at a bank. When her villain CFO sets her up as a scapegoat for 'robo-signing' mortgages with no paperwork, Jerry fights back . . . as if she didn't have enough to worry about running from a murderer.
This redemption story depicts the pitfalls of a new-hire at a bank. When her villain CFO sets her up as a scapegoat for 'robo-signing' mortgages with no paperwork, Jerry fights back . . . as if she didn't have enough to worry about running from a murderer.
The Zul Enigma by JM Leitch
Genre - SciFi / Thriller
Rating - 18+
4.1 (37 reviews)
Free until 12 October 2012
The Zul Enigma, a futuristic thriller fused in reality, seamlessly weaves New Age beliefs with hard, scientific facts. Set in 2068 it follows a quest to expose the perpetrator behind a cataclysmic event that occurs on 21 December 2012, end of the Mayan calendar, changing the world forever.
Underpinned by a theme of betrayal, the novel is set against a backdrop of climate change, overpopulation, world war, alien visitations, presidential plots, global deception and a new world order.
A venomous twist reveals the most horrific conspiracy one could ever imagine and Zul is behind it. But who... or what... is Zul? Buried deep beneath layers of subterfuge lurks the shocking truth.
The Boat by Christine Dougherty
Genre - SciFi
Rating - R
4.0 (4 reviews)
Free until 11 October 2012
At the end of the world, the undead aren't the greatest threat to those who have survived. A deadly plague brought on by an experimental AIDS drug called Lazarus sweeps the country. Lazarus, named so because it brings patients back from the brink of death, has the unfortunate side effect of bringing the dead back to life.
A handful of survivors have made their way to water where the walking dead–called 'sinkers'–are less of a threat. These battered and traumatized survivors have colonized a super yacht (Flyboy), a tugboat (Big Daddy), and a weekender yacht (Barbra's Bay Breeze). As they wait for more survivors and organize a voyage south to a warm climate, they unintentionally bring aboard a monster who might be the end to them all.
Fruit is not Dessert by Joan Halcomb
Genre - Cooking (G)
4.9 (7 reviews)
Free until 11 October 2012
Want to save calories on dessert? Tired of people saying, “have a piece of fruit for dessert?” Then this cookbook is for you! It contains recipes for cakes, pies, pudding desserts, and much more! Why settle for a piece of fruit for dessert when you can have much more?
Writing Your Way by Julie Smith
Genre - Advice & How To
Rating - PG
5.0 (15 reviews)
Free until 11 October 2012
WRITING YOUR WAY is all about finding your own best writing method, not a writing teacher’s idea of what’s right for you. It’s for the pre-published novelist who’s way past finding her inner writer and just wants some nuts-and-bolts advice that’ll help her through the plot knots and POV power struggles. Highlights include:
The definitive answer to the most popular question posed by pre-published
authors: How do I find an agent?
How to make that all-important first chapter sparkle. (The only one anybody reads if it doesn’t sparkle.)
Plotting without tears.
Laughs and giggles. The subject matter’s serious, but the touch is light.
The definitive answer to the most popular question posed by pre-published
authors: How do I find an agent?
How to make that all-important first chapter sparkle. (The only one anybody reads if it doesn’t sparkle.)
Plotting without tears.
Laughs and giggles. The subject matter’s serious, but the touch is light.
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