Orangeberry FreeMe #199
Tuesday, 08 January 2013
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Manless in Montclair - Amy Holman Edelman
Genre - Contemporary Romance
Rating - PG16
5(6 reviews)
Free until 10 January 2013
Being short with big boobs means living life off-balance. Isabel knows
this all too well; at five feet nothing with a tendency to tip over in
heels, she's struggled for twenty-five years to make clothes, careers
and boyfriends fit. Enter Michael. Divorced father, recovering alcoholic
and fifteen years her senior--he was the last guy she thought would
make the cut. But when he proposed over a pastrami sandwich in a NYC
deli on the anniversary of their first date, Isabel knew, improbably,
that he was the one.
Fifteen mostly happy years and two kids later, Isabel walks into her living room to discover her husband dead on the floor, leaving her a widow at forty-one. At Micheal's funeral, a guest solemnly informs her that the official mourning period for a Jewish widow is thirty days. At the moment, Isabel can't imagine a time when she will stop grieving. Not helping the process is this: as a single mom living in the very married suburbs, for the first time in fifteen years Isabel once again just doesn't fit in.
It takes her four year-old daughter's request for a new daddy to set Isabel on a journey through online dating, shifty matchmakers and painfully orchestrated single dinners. But after endless dates, a torrid affair with an unemployed, passive-aggressive neighbor and a story on page three of the New York Daily News, Isabel begins to realize that another man may not be the answer and, surprisingly, that's when things begin to change for the better...
Fifteen mostly happy years and two kids later, Isabel walks into her living room to discover her husband dead on the floor, leaving her a widow at forty-one. At Micheal's funeral, a guest solemnly informs her that the official mourning period for a Jewish widow is thirty days. At the moment, Isabel can't imagine a time when she will stop grieving. Not helping the process is this: as a single mom living in the very married suburbs, for the first time in fifteen years Isabel once again just doesn't fit in.
It takes her four year-old daughter's request for a new daddy to set Isabel on a journey through online dating, shifty matchmakers and painfully orchestrated single dinners. But after endless dates, a torrid affair with an unemployed, passive-aggressive neighbor and a story on page three of the New York Daily News, Isabel begins to realize that another man may not be the answer and, surprisingly, that's when things begin to change for the better...
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How to Improve Pictures - HelpMePublishing.com
Genre - Non Fiction
Rating - G
4.8 (5 reviews)
Free until 12 January 2013
How To Improve Pictures – Your Guide To Editing Images
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In this easy to understand editing images for beginners and intermediate reference book, you will discover that improving pictures does not need to be an expensive, time-consuming and difficult task. This post-processing made simple guide book will teach you editing skills that you can build on and apply to any program. Get your copy now.
The Spirit of the Moon - Philip H. Mitchell
Genre - Thriller, Romance
Rating - R
4.6 (5 reviews)
Free until 12 January 2013
Jate Moran’s life as a run-of-the-mill Private Investigator is dramatically altered by a phone call from an old love. Years after she broke his heart, her message is time sensitive and urgent. Although he wants to play hard to get, Jate is forced to deal with the reality of the fact that he still loves, he has always loved, Katen Ash.
Jate will find himself intertwined with her in a way he never dreamed possible. And at the point of his greatest need, help comes from a most unlikely source. But will it be enough to strengthen Jate for the battle against the unspeakable evil of his new enemies? And how will he even know who those enemies are?
Jate will find himself intertwined with her in a way he never dreamed possible. And at the point of his greatest need, help comes from a most unlikely source. But will it be enough to strengthen Jate for the battle against the unspeakable evil of his new enemies? And how will he even know who those enemies are?
Save Your Life! - Blythe Ayne Ph.D
Genre - Health
Rating - PG
4.2 (6 reviews)
Free until 08 January 2013
You will soon have the basics of healthy pH balance to make profound changes in your life and the lives of your loved ones.
Sodium 2: Apocalypse - Stephen Arseneault
Genre - Science Fiction
Rating - PG
4.5 (10 reviews)
Free until 10 January 2013
Have you ever known someone who wanted something of yours so they just barged in and took it? How would you respond?
Book two of the SODIUM series. What if civilization came to an abrupt end... What if you were left on your own to survive... If everything had been taken from you would you risk your life to get it back or would you attempt to hide in the shadows hoping the trouble would all go away? Heroes are not born, they are self made through their actions and deeds. Perhaps there are no more heroes. Perhaps this is the end for man. A handful of survivors are left to decide.
Book two of the SODIUM series. What if civilization came to an abrupt end... What if you were left on your own to survive... If everything had been taken from you would you risk your life to get it back or would you attempt to hide in the shadows hoping the trouble would all go away? Heroes are not born, they are self made through their actions and deeds. Perhaps there are no more heroes. Perhaps this is the end for man. A handful of survivors are left to decide.
Conundrum - C.S. Lakin
Genre - Mystery
Rating - PG
4.5 (20 reviews)
Free until 10 January 2013
A happily married man with three small children decides one day he no longer wants to live. He gives himself leukemia and nine months later is dead.
This is the conundrum Lisa Sitteroff is determined to solve regarding her dead father—the tale her mother, Ruth, told Lisa and her two brothers, Rafferty and Neal, throughout their childhood. But Lisa, now thirty and watching Raff suffer from the ravages of bipolar illness, believes if she can solve this puzzle, she might somehow save her brother. For Raff’s pain is intrinsically tied up with feelings of parental abandonment.
What starts as a noble goal for Lisa soon grows into a vicious family war, wreaking destruction on Lisa’s marriage. Lisa discovers details of her parents’ relationship that her mother has long hidden. Shocking clues appear as Lisa reads a letter her father, Nathan, wrote before he died, prompting her to visit Nathan’s former boss, Ed Hutchinson. From him, Lisa learns that her engineer father helped design a generator run by radioactive materials. Ed lets slip that Nathan participated in a dangerous secret experiment, a fact her mother discounts as Nathan’s cause of death. Accusations and excuses fly. Yet, how much of what Lisa uncovers is true? Is truth solely subjective?
Lisa sifts through layers of lies as she journeys into her father’s story, seeking to understand this man she never knew. Meanwhile, her mother responds in fury and tries to destroy Lisa’s life, determined to keep Lisa from uncovering her dark secrets.
Conundrum explores the rocky landscape of betrayal and truth, asking whether a search for truth is worth the price, and showing how separating from toxic family members might sometimes be the only recourse for survival. Lisa pays a high price for truth, but in the end finds it worthwhile.
This is the conundrum Lisa Sitteroff is determined to solve regarding her dead father—the tale her mother, Ruth, told Lisa and her two brothers, Rafferty and Neal, throughout their childhood. But Lisa, now thirty and watching Raff suffer from the ravages of bipolar illness, believes if she can solve this puzzle, she might somehow save her brother. For Raff’s pain is intrinsically tied up with feelings of parental abandonment.
What starts as a noble goal for Lisa soon grows into a vicious family war, wreaking destruction on Lisa’s marriage. Lisa discovers details of her parents’ relationship that her mother has long hidden. Shocking clues appear as Lisa reads a letter her father, Nathan, wrote before he died, prompting her to visit Nathan’s former boss, Ed Hutchinson. From him, Lisa learns that her engineer father helped design a generator run by radioactive materials. Ed lets slip that Nathan participated in a dangerous secret experiment, a fact her mother discounts as Nathan’s cause of death. Accusations and excuses fly. Yet, how much of what Lisa uncovers is true? Is truth solely subjective?
Lisa sifts through layers of lies as she journeys into her father’s story, seeking to understand this man she never knew. Meanwhile, her mother responds in fury and tries to destroy Lisa’s life, determined to keep Lisa from uncovering her dark secrets.
Conundrum explores the rocky landscape of betrayal and truth, asking whether a search for truth is worth the price, and showing how separating from toxic family members might sometimes be the only recourse for survival. Lisa pays a high price for truth, but in the end finds it worthwhile.
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