Thursday, 8 November 2012
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A Lovely, Indecent Departure – Steven Lee Gilbert
Genre – Literary Fiction / Thriller
Rating –PG13
4.2 (23 reviews)
Free until 9 November 2012
A Lovely, Indecent Departure is the riveting and emotionally-charged debut from a promising new voice in literary thrillers, and a captivating story of a mother's love and desperation set amidst the heart wrenching landscape of child custody.
Anna Miller wants only one thing, her son, and she will do anything to keep him. When a district court awards custody of Oliver to his father, she abducts the five year old and flees to Italy where with her family's help they disappear into the fabric of her native homeland. Told in prose that is both stripped-down and overpowering, Gilbert shapes the everyday conflict of child custody into a stunning search for sense of worth. Standing in the young woman's way is Evan Meade, the boy's guileful and mean-spirited father, who hires a private investigator when the efforts of the embattled local sheriff, Monroe Rossi, fail to track them down. But as the investigation draws them all closer to Anna, Evan's true nature betrays itself and the question of what's in the child's best interest becomes not so clear anymore.
Objectively detailed, in a voice that refuses to intrude on the minds of its characters, A Lovely, Indecent Departure, captures in stark detail a world in which modern archetypes are turned upside down and shows what an extraordinary splash Steven Lee Gilbert has made with his first novel.
The Life List – Chrissy Anderson
Genre – Romance
Rating – R
4.9 (27 reviews)
Free until 8 November 2012
The Life List is the ultimate chick lit novel and most of the story is true. Chrissy Anderson, a twenty-eight year old fashion executive, created a seven-point life list at the age of sixteen and she's been steadily checking off the boxes and mocking the style and life choices of everyone around her ever since.Her life begins to run amuck when she unexpectedly meets a much younger, Leo, who makes her question her "perfect life".
Chrissy's lifelong friendships and her marriage are put to the test as she tries to sort out her feelings for Leo. With the help of her brassy, no-nonsense therapist, Dr. Maria, Chrissy learns more about herself than she anticipates. But, it isn't until the untimely death of her best friend that Chrissy is catapulted into long overdue authenticity and scrambles to correct the mistakes of her past....trying to figure out if it's Kurt, Leo or both that she has to get rid of to make everything right.
Women of all kinds-twenty-somethings, housewives and superwomen wanna-bes- will all be able to relate to the pressure of constructing the ideal life, only to fall short. Not everyone will agree with Chrissy Anderson's decisions, but all will pause as they follow along on her journey to ask, "What would I do if I were her?"
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Tegan's Blood – L.H. Cosway
Genre – Urban Fantasy
Rating –PG13
4.2 (26 reviews)
Free until 10 November 2012
Her heart is broken and bleeding. But her blood is going to get her into trouble.
Tegan
wonders if it is possible to die of a broken heart. For over two months
she has grieved and not left the confines of her apartment in Tribane
city. Following her friend Nicky's advice, she is now going to step
outside and start her life over again.
On her very first night
outdoors, Tegan joins her friends at the Crimson club where she draws
the attention of the mysterious owner, Ethan Cristescu. She is not
entirely sure why this beautiful man is so interested in her, but she
has a feeling there is something not quite right about him.
As
she falls deeper into Ethan's world, Tegan makes some shocking
discoveries about who she really is, and finally uncovers the true face
of her home city. Tribane is inhabited by vampires, dhamphirs, slayers,
witches and warlocks. The problem is, they all want Tegan for her very
special blood.
She doesn't want to hide again, but she also
doesn't want these creatures to capture her. Tegan has a difficult
decision to make. Should she run away or stand and fight?
Drowning Mermaids – Nadia Scrieva
Genre – Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Rating – R
4.2 (59 reviews)
Free until 8 November 2012
The deadly northern seas are growing unsettled...
None
know this better than Aazuria Vellamo, who must conceal her physical
abnormalities in order to masquerade as a normal human being. She is the
proud Princess of Adlivun, fleeing from the threat of war in her
underwater kingdom to regroup with her sisters and bodyguards in Alaska.
This refuge holds unexpected surprises, for she meets a somber
gentleman in a dark corner who offers her assistance.
Captain
Trevain Murphy is a successful king crab fisherman who has spent his
life building his empire above the sea, and knows nothing of the greater
empire beneath the surface. When an elegant dancer captures his
attention, he becomes fascinated with her old-fashioned speech and
unique mannerisms. Learning that her father has recently died, he cannot
resist extending kindness and offering to be her benefactor.
Neither
the captain nor the princess can imagine that their lives will become
forcibly entwined as a common enemy threatens both of their worlds...
Marketing Your Book on Amazon – Shelley Hitz
Genre – How-to, Non-Fiction
Rating – G
4.8 (13 reviews)
Free until 8 November 2012
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Carved in Memory – Ethan Jones
Genre – Thriller
Rating – R
4.3 (10 reviews)
Free until 9 November 2012
Carved
in Memory is a short story prequel to Arctic Wargame, the first book in
the wildly popular Justin Hall spy thriller series, which came out in
May. Arctic Wargame hit the Amazon's Top 100 Best Sellers in Suspense
Thrillers list in July and October, standing at No. 11 and No. 8.
When
Justin Hall, a Canadian Intelligence Service agent, is captured by
terrorists in Libya during a rescue operation, he is left with only his
mind games to escape certain death.
Rakshasa – Alica Knight
Genre – Paranormal Romance
Rating – PG16
4.8 (4 reviews)
Free until 8 November 2012
Libby the Loser. That's what everyone used to call me behind my back. I wasn't popular, I wasn't strong, I wasn't brave.
All
that changed after a chance encounter in a Canberra nightclub.
Afterward, I began to dream; dream I was something else. A powerful
creature of muscles and claws, something powerful and confident and
everything I wasn't.
I dreamed I was in love with a man I'd barely met.
The
dream world is a beautiful, wonderous place, but there's a shadow in my
dreams. An eclipse, broken with a gunshot. Then I wake up.
Now
my dreams are coming true. My body is changing for real. I'm shedding
Libby the Loser like an old skin. I'm growing into something else.
But there are others. Others like me, and they don't get along. People are disappearing. People are dying.
The shadow is falling over the real world, too, and everything has changed.
We Are The Hanged Man – Douglas Lindsay
Genre – Crime, Thriller
Rating – R
4.6 (9 reviews)
Free until 12 November 2012
When the latest hit reality TV show, Britain's Got Justice,
needs an expert police panellist, DCI Robert Jericho's boss thrusts him
into the media spotlight, knowing full well that Jericho has been
desperate to avoid the limelight since his wife's unexplained
disappearance ten years ago.
With the press now hounding his every move, there's nowhere to hide.
Meanwhile,
a killer, newly released from prison, resumes the bone-chilling
handiwork for which he was locked away thirty years earlier.
Sinister
tarot cards turn up on Jericho's desk, each one more grotesque than its
predecessor. As he investigates a series of seemingly unrelated deaths,
he becomes aware that a noose is gradually tightening around his
throat.
Someone is setting him up for a neck-breaking fall.
The Not So Secret Emails of Coco Pinchard – Robert Bryndza
Genre – Humor, Romantic Comedy
Rating – PG13
4.9 (19 reviews UK)
Free until 9 November 2012
Where Bridget Jones left off... Coco Pinchard picks up.
Coco was never a single thirty-something. She married young, had a son, and put her dream to be a writer on hold.
Now
her first novel is published. Husband Daniel has greyed nicely into a
silver fox, and son Rosencrantz is grown up. It should be time to enjoy
life.
That is until the annual family Christmas with her hideous
mother-in-law Ethel, and Coco opens her gift from Daniel. It's not the
jewellery she chose, but an iPhone. This marks the start of Daniel's
mid-life crisis and she catches him in bed with a younger woman.
The
iPhone becomes a confessional of sorts, through emails to her friends
Chris, an ageing trustafarian and Marika a slightly alcoholic
schoolteacher.
Then she meets the hunky Adam and she's back in the world of dating as a single forty something...
Read the emails which tell the hilarious tale of Coco picking up the pieces, in this fun, feel good Romantic Comedy.
Time Management – Michael Jibrael
Genre – Self Help
Rating – PG
4.5 (4 reviews)
Free until 8 November 2012
IMPORTANT: If you enjoy wasting your time, you really DO NOT need this book!
Imagine
having time left each day to do whatever you enjoy doing, without
having to frustrate about other things that need to be done..." Wouldn't
that be fantastic? Time management is a personal journey about shaping
the way you live your life. It requires commitment and reflection, and
certainly effort from your part. The result will be one to love, and
enjoy forever as you get to spend more time on the things you like to
do.
Let Jibrael take you on a journey in his book "Time
Management: a Holistic Approach" to teach you his general principles on
leading a productive and efficient life, by giving specific examples of
how to implement these changes in your life. Jibrael provides you with
valuable information, which he hopes helps you reshape your life
DRASTICALLY. Each of these methods is personal; some are better suited
towards certain types of personalities or character traits, but most
certainly you will find that most recommendations and techniques will
help you get through the day more efficiently. Stop Procrastinating and
Get started today! It is easier than you might have ever thought!
Christmas in Magnolia Cove – Rachel Hanna
Genre – Romance
Rating – PG13
5 (4 reviews)
Free until 8 November 2012
Madison
Carter's life is perfect, or so she thinks. As the top interior
designer in Atlanta, clients are clamoring to work with her. She has the
town's most eligible and handsome bachelor, Connor Strickland, all
wrapped up and ready to marry her. Best of all, she's left her tormented
past back in Magnolia Cove.
When she uncovers a secret about her
fiance, she flees back to her family in Magnolia Cover - to a mother
who loves her, a sister who despises her and a past full of the bullies
who made her life miserable in high school.
Can Christmas bring about new opportunities for love, business and forgiveness?
Footnote to Murder – L.A. Taylor
Genre – Mystery
Rating – PG
4.5 (5 reviews)
Free until 9 November 2012
Marge
Brock is a divorced mother of three teenagers trying to make a living
in Boston as a researcher. When an author hires her to research unsolved
murders, she is grateful for the assignment. However, as she gathers
information about a series of unsolved murders in Great Britain and in
Boston, she begins to wonder whether one of the members of the circle of
friends that she had in Great Britain, and now has in Boston, might be
the killer. Her suspicions only increase as she begins to notice that
she is being followed, and her apartment is broken into and ransacked.
Can she find out who the killer is before she becomes a victim herself?
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