Wednesday, 23 January 2013
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Daynight - Megan Thomason
Genre - YA, Dystopian
Rating - PG
4.6 (54 reviews)
Free until 23 January 2013
Meet The Second Chance Institute (SCI): Earth’s benevolent non-profit by day, Thera’s totalitarian regime by night. Their motto: Because Everyone Deserves a Second Chance at Life(TM). Reality: the SCI subjects Second Chancers to strict controls and politically motivated science experiments like Cleaving—forced lifetime union between two people who have sex. Punishment for disobeying SCI edicts? Immediate Exile or death.
Meet Kira Donovan. Fiercely loyal, overly optimistic, and ensnared by the promise of a full-ride college scholarship, Kira signs the SCI Recruit contract to escape memories of a tragedy that left her boyfriend and friends dead.
Meet Blake Sundry. Bitter about being raised in Exile and his mother’s death, Blake’s been trained to infiltrate and destroy the SCI. Current barrier to success? His Recruit partner—Miss Goody Two Shoes Kira Donovan.
Meet Ethan Darcton. Born with a defective heart and resulting inferiority complex, Ethan’s forced to do his SCI elite family’s bidding. Cleave-worthy Kira Donovan catches his eye, but the presiding powers give defect-free Blake Sundry first dibs.
A Tale of the Other Kind - Leandi Cameron
Genre - SciFi / Fantasy
Rating - PG13
4.6 (7 reviews)
Free until 23 January 2013
Kai Emery likes to be indiscernible; however, his infatuation for his classmate, Sienna Fynn, has made his invisibility status all the more impossible to upkeep. His world spirals out of control when he discovers that he is a shapeshifting were-leopard, and finds himself unable to control his newfound anatomy. An unpredictable vampire enters his life, leading him down a path that soon reveals his destiny, and discloses another world, filled with magic and terrifying darkness. When he finds himself in danger from the god of magic and darkness for disobeying a curse bestowed upon his kind, forbidding him from falling in love with a human, he has to fight for survival, and protect everyone that he loves.
You Can Become Exceptional - Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler
Genre - Advice
Rating - PG
5.0 (6 reviews)
Free until 24 January 2013
YOU CAN BECOME EXCEPTIONAL
Can reading 10 pages REALLY change or transform your life? Yes. Actually simply becoming aware of certain insights has the power to forever change how you feel about yourself. For example: You are naturally brilliant! Your brain contains 1,000,000,000,000 neurons. If just your neurons were stretched end to end, they would reach all the way to the moon and back.
You are also totally unique! You may not be aware of your special talents and skills because they’re so easy for you. Learn an immediate way to recognize and power up your natural strengths. Plus research has now proven “genius” is not born – it is actually a created state! And scientists now know that creativity does not come in a single insight – it’s a chain reaction of many tiny sparks while developing an idea. Learn how to light that first spark.
Claim insights that can immediately provide the ultimate self-help -- become exceptional. The author of this insightful 10-page book, Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler, is doctor of positive psychology and a 45-year pioneer brain/mind and neuro-psychology researcher. The author of over 20 books, she also provides mind power training for organizations and individuals from around the world.
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What We Saw - Ryan Casey
Genre - Mystery
Rating - PG15
4.6 (5 reviews)
Free until 24 January 2013
Liam and Adam arrive at their grandparents' caravan site like any pair of young cousins: mischievous and fascinated by mystery and adventure.
But when the disappearance of their dog leads to a terrifying discovery deep in the nearby woods, Liam and Adam are plunged into a very adult world of secrecy and suspicion. As the story twists and turns towards a shocking conclusion, the dark secrets of the seemingly sleepy community begin to unravel...
What We Saw is a touching and thrilling British mystery novel with elements of comedy, friendship, fear and suspense. It poses the ultimate question: if you stumbled upon a shocking discovery as a child, how would you react?
Archangels: Rise of the Jesuits - Janet Tavakoli
Genre - Mystery, Thriller
Rating - R
4.6 (9 reviews)
Free until 24 January 2013
WHEN CONTROL OF THE VATICAN IS AT STAKE, MONEY TALKS AND NOBODY PLAYS FAIR.
Italian intelligence specialist and former Jesuit student Michael Visconte is shocked by the brutal murder of a Jesuit priest, who turns out to be a hedge fund manager for the Vatican. The victim, Father Matteo Pintozzi, achieved an unblemished record of extraordinary returns.
The next day, Michael is visited by two Jesuits who ask him to investigate the murder, and Michael soon finds himself in the middle of a struggle for power and control over the finances of the Vatican. Unfortunately, his lucky break—one that should provide critical evidence—blurs the line between good and evil and not only endangers the lives of Michael and the Jesuits, but also imperils the lives of his wife and children.
Redemption Song - Derick Parsons
Genre - Mystery
Rating - R
4.6 (10 reviews)
Free until 25 January 2013
Who is murdering black men in Dublin, and why? Is it a racist, anti-immigrant group or are there other, hidden reasons for the killings? These are some of the questions that washed-up detective Jack O'Neill must answer in order to stop the carnage and salvage his ruined career. As the pressure -and the body count- mounts Jack finds that he must solve the case to save not just his job but his life as he becomes the killer's next target.
But Jack also has inner demons of his own to contend with, and a past that may yet destroy his last shot at redemption.
Feels Like The First Time - Shawn Inmon
Genre - Romance
Rating - PG
4.8 (87 reviews)
Free until 25 January 2013
The Notebook meets The Wonder Years.
1975: Shawn meets Dawn, his one true love, when she moves into the vacant house next door. Many people spend their life searching in vain for happiness, but he was lucky; finding it at the tender age of fifteen.
1979: Shawn and Dawn are forbidden to see each other. Feeling he is harming her by being in her life, Shawn walks away from the love of his life, apparently forever.
2006: after decades of sadness and mourning the girl that got away, Shawn has a chance meeting with Dawn that might change his life forever... again. Can the sweet bond of first love not only survive, but flourish?
Feels Like the First Time helps you remember what it was like to come of age and fall in love in small town America in the 1970's. No matter how much the world changes, some things, like timeless music, high school dances, making out in the backseat of a Chevy Vega, and of
course true love, will always remain the same.
Lesser Angels - Ken Hensley
Genre - Christian Fiction
Rating - G
4.2 (4 reviews)
Free until 24 January 2013
How Well Do You Know Your Parents?
While going through their mom's belongings following her death, Rita and Sandifer Ferguson discover an envelope buried inside her chest of drawers. Frail-looking, the envelope had an embossed seal across the back. Folded inside was a divorce certificate. Listed on the certificate was a name they didn't recognize and one they certainly did - mom's.
As they sat in the small bedroom, the one their parents had shared for over thirty years, they were speechless. Finally, Rita spoke up. "Did you know?"
The question hung in the air. Neither Rita or Sandifer had known about their mom's first marriage. For some reason, she had kept this fading envelope with a certificate of divorce tucked away in her bedroom.
Why? And who was this fellow she had married and divorced in less than a year?
Lesser Angels tells the story of two siblings - a brother and a sister - who took divergent paths as adults and find themselves in a common pursuit of their family's history: to find the man on the divorce certificate.
Maggie Mouse Gets Lost - Haley Moonspur
Genre - Children’s
Rating - G
4.4 (31 reviews)
Free until 23 January 2013
'Maggie Mouse Gets Lost' is a sweet rhyming picture book ideal for kids 0-3 years of age. It talks about a young girl mouse that gets lost in the prairie. Maggie Mouse sets a great example to young kids as she remembers the safety lesson 'Momma' taught her about what to do when she is lost.
Four Days with Hemingway’s Ghost - Tom Winton
Genre - Fiction
Rating - PG13
4.2 (61 reviews)
Free until 24 January 2013
Four Days with Hemingway’s Ghost is not a story of spooks and goblins. It's a powerful story about two men from two very different times. One man is mortal, the other is immortal. One is painfully ordinary, the other world famous.
Jack Phelan is a forty-two-year-old underachiever who lives in South Florida. Although he mows lawns for a living, he’s not what you might expect. He’s got an exceptionally sharp mind and is a self-educated Hemingway aficionado.
After Jack gets into an unlikely accident he's flown by helicopter to the nearest hospital, where he remains in a coma for four days. But somehow, minutes after he blacks out, he finds himself in Key West, Florida--rubbing shoulders with an aged Ernest Hemingway.
Hem has been sent back down to help determine whether or not Jack has what it takes to write a book for “The Main Man above the clouds.” But what Ernest doesn’t know is that the book is to be about him. And that its purpose is to change the world’s perception of the swaggering, hard-knuckled, macho myth he has become.
Over the next four days, Jack Phelan and Ernest Hemingway travel to the legendary author’s old haunts and meet up with many of his long gone friends. Some of these reunions are rollicking good times, others are highly emotional tests of strength. But wait. When their time together comes to an end, the story is still not over. That’s when things really get interesting.
The Guestbook - Andrea Hurst
Genre - Women’s Fiction, Romance
Rating - PG
4.4 (158 reviews)
Free until 24 January 2013
This book weaves together the heart of Nicholas Sparks, the romance of Nora Roberts, and the charm of Debbie Macomber.
Fleeing her picture-perfect marriage among the privileged set of Brentwood and the wreckage of a failed marriage, Lily Parkins decides to move to the only place that still holds happy memories, her grandmother’s old farmhouse. The lush and majestic setting of the Pacific Northwest calls to her and offers a place of refuge and perhaps renewal. Her grandmother has passed away, leaving the Madrona Island Bed & Breakfast Inn to Lily.
Left with only an old guestbook as her guide–a curious book full of letters, recipes, and glimpses into her family history–Lily is determined to embrace her newfound independence and recreate herself, one page at a time. With the help of the quirky island residents she has befriended, she slowly finds the strength to seek out happiness on her own terms. But as soon as she has sworn off men and is standing on her own two feet, Lily meets Ian, the alluring artist who lives next door, and her new life is suddenly thrown off course. The last thing she wants to do right now is to open her heart to another man.
Ultimately, Lily must decide if it’s worth giving up her soul for security or risking everything to follow her heart.
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