Tuesday, 29 January 2013
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The Good, The Bad & The Murderous - Chester D Campbell
Genre - Thriller
Rating - PG13
4.2 (12 reviews)
Free until 31 January 2013
Medicare fraud, drug trafficking, a hired killer, a crooked cop, it's a nightmare scenario PI Sid Chance finds himself in when he takes on a tough assignment―prove a young man just out of prison for murder when he was twelve did not commit a new homicide. Everything is thrown upside down when Jaz LeMieux, the wealthy ex-cop working with him on the case, finds herself accused of a despicable crime, and the evidence is damning. When a hit man comes after Sid, all hell breaks loose.
Revenge of the Mad Scientist - Lara Nance
Genre - Steampunk
Rating - PG13
4.7 (18 reviews)
Free until 30 January 2013
A steampunk adventure with a hint of romance.
When Lady Arabella Trunkett’s father, the High Lord Minister of Urbannia is kidnapped, all clues point to the mysterious country of Gandiss and the world is thrown into political upheaval.
When Lady Arabella Trunkett’s father, the High Lord Minister of Urbannia is kidnapped, all clues point to the mysterious country of Gandiss and the world is thrown into political upheaval.
Arabella is convinced the more sinister nation of Carabarras is to blame, urged on by a mad scientist seeking revenge. So, she sets out on a perilous airship journey across a variety of exotic locales to save him, and halt the potential world war.
But air-pirates, secret assassins and slave traders aren’t her only trials. The fickle hand of fate has made the captain of the only airship available for charter, the man who left her at the altar. For eight years she's wanted nothing more than to see him dead. Now he's her only hope.
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Poo Finger-in-Chief - Hillary Swanson
Genre - Political Humor, Satire
Rating - PG13
4.0 (12 reviews)
Free until 29 January 2013
Eager to turn your sweet tots into venomous conservative masterminds? Poo Finger-in-Chief is just the ticket to get 'em started!
Read the story of President Obama's first term in office (according to Rush Limbaugh and Fox News) and see just how badly it STUNK. This artfully-crafted political satire is both a great remedy for election fatigue and a surefire way to turn your little ones into little Limbaughs.
Diabetes Disease: How to Reverse Diabetes - HelpMePublishing.com
Genre - Non Fiction, Health
Rating - G
4.9 (7 reviews)
Free until 2 February 2013
Diagnosis of Diabetes? Pre-Diabetes? Type 2 Diabetes? Type 1 Diabetes? Want to reverse diabetes? Want to prevent diabetes? Learn to reverse diabetes in a few months using healthy eating habits, a very doable exercise program and herbal supplements. Will this be easy? Probably not. But much easier than the conventional path of living with diabetes and its long list of complications:
Easier than being dead? Diabetes contributes to over 231,404 deaths per year.
Easier than being blind? 700,000 had advanced diabetic retinopathy that could lead to severe vision loss or blindness.
Easier than being dead? Diabetes contributes to over 231,404 deaths per year.
Easier than being blind? 700,000 had advanced diabetic retinopathy that could lead to severe vision loss or blindness.
Easier than getting your foot amputated? 65,700 lower-limb amputations per year.
Easier than failing kidneys? 202,290 people on chronic dialysis or with a kidney transplant in the United States.
Dear Crossing - Marjorie Swift Doering
Genre - Mystery
Rating - PG13
4.7 (31 reviews)
Free until 30 January 2013
The gruesome murder of a Minneapolis woman at her lakeside summer home shatters the peace of small town Widmer, Minnesota. While dealing with his own private demons, Ray Schiller follows the trail of evidence to Minneapolis where he teams up to investigate the murder with Homicide Detective Dick Waverly.
The scrutiny of the grieving widower's carefully guarded personal life threatens to ruin the executive's bid for his father-in-law's company. Driven by ambition, greed, love, and hate, one by one, the suspects turn on one another with startling consequences.
When the case begins to stall, an unthinkable incident makes Ray the focus of a harrowing Internal Affairs investigation. His shaky marriage and law-enforcement career rest in the balance.
Meanwhile, with dogged determination, Ray discovers the significance of several seemingly unrelated events, which turn the murder case on its head.
Sword of Queens - Joan Marie Verba
Genre - Fantasy
Rating - PG13
4.0 (17 reviews)
Free until 30 January 2013
The kingdom of Somerlie has been in the grip of the evil overlord Tashtalon for over 500 years. No one has ever seen Tashtalon, but he puts the kingdom to sleep every night, and during the night, people disappear, never to be seen again. Gill has spent her life thinking these things could not possibly be changed, until strange events point her to the only thing that can defeat Tashtalon…a magical weapon called the Sword of Queens. To prevent its use, Tashtalon made a law saying that any woman wielding a sword will be put to death…and he enforces that law savagely. Can Gill summon the courage to find the sword and use it before Tashtalon kills her?
You Are A Winner - Penelope Silvers
Genre - Lotteries and Games, Non Fiction
Rating - G
4.3 (7 reviews)
Free until 30 January 2013
Have you ever wondered about all these "Lucky" people you hear about always winning sweepstakes and contests? What are the secrets to what they did that made them more successful at winning than everybody else? I know I wondered about this, and I was going to figure out how to be a winner myself!
I set about learning all I could about entering sweeps and contests, and what it took to become a winner! I was determined to be a big winner myself! I won many, many small contests, but also some big ones.
Here's a little sampling of how I did it:
1) Don't go out there and search out the contests for yourself. There are places you can go that have 1000's of contests listed for FREE in one big database.
2) There is special software that is also FREE that you can download that will cut your entering time by over half. You will be able to enter tons more sweepstakes and be on your way to winning!
3) There are good, better and best sweepstakes to enter, and ones just to steer clear of.
You will also hear some true confessions about what happened to me while I was striving to be a winner. I want to help you avoid the same fate.
You can be a multiple sweepstakes winner, and I want to help you be a successful. At the end of the day, if you follow my little tips and tricks, you will find yourself on a winning path in no time at all and your e-mail inbox flooded with subject lines of:
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Permanent Damage - Michael Montoure
Genre - Horror
Rating - PG13
4.5 (11 reviews)
Free until 31 January 2013
You were warned.
You’ve seen the harm inflicted in Michael Montoure’s SLICES, and you saw the countdown begin in COUNTING FROM TEN. But you’re still not safe. There’s more you need to learn before the damage sets in.
You’ve seen the harm inflicted in Michael Montoure’s SLICES, and you saw the countdown begin in COUNTING FROM TEN. But you’re still not safe. There’s more you need to learn before the damage sets in.
Uncover the secret a dead woman’s children will have to deal with in “Upstairs, Locked.” Don’t place your trust in the neighbor who lives in the “Safe House,” the man who lives upstairs in “The Leak,” or in the lovers you meet in “The Devil You Know.”
Bring back the dead in “The Lessons Learned and the Damage Done” — but be careful who’s watching. Build the walls that keep the monsters out in “Melt the Bullet, Blunt the Knife” — but don’t get trapped inside.
Avoid the obsessions that make people become “Heroes and Villains.” Free yourself from the past that haunts you in “New Year, Old Ghosts,” the past that keeps leading you back to “The Old Apartment.” And if you know how it all ends, find someone who will be with you until very last moment, until “A Sudden Loss of Cabin Pressure.”
Ten more unsettling stories to be read in the dark. Read them tonight.
Before the damage becomes permanent …
Beginning Meditation - Linda & Maria Johnson
Genre - Health, Mind, Body
Rating - G
3.9 (18 reviews)
Free until 29 January 2013
Stress can make us anxious, exhausted and can even affect our health. This beginning meditation book takes you step-by-step through meditation practices that are designed with a busy lifestyle in mind.
Use these practices to relieve stress, relax, and unwind. Start to remember that feeling of deep inner peace. Learn the same techniques that busy CEO's and movie stars use to keep their energy and productivity high.
Use these practices to relieve stress, relax, and unwind. Start to remember that feeling of deep inner peace. Learn the same techniques that busy CEO's and movie stars use to keep their energy and productivity high.
From quick breathing meditations that calm you down in seconds, to how to fit meditation into your busy day, this no-fluff meditation guide helps you find the peace you deserve.
My name is Truffles - Rosemary Breen
Genre - Children
Rating - G
4.6 (7 reviews)
Free until 30 January 2013
My Name is Truffles is a delightful book for children aged 2 years to 6 years. The narrator of this book is Truffles, an adorable and endearing dog. Meet Truffles and learn with him as he interacts with his new friends in this beautifully illustrated picture book for young children.
This is the first book in the series, and in it, we are introduced to our hero - the dog star in the making...Truffles.
Pick up a copy of this humorous, rhyming picture book and before you know it, you'll be laughing along with your child as they point out all the silly things Truffles does and says as he learns from his friends and teaches them things too!
Divine Fury - Robert B. Lowe
Genre - Mystery, Thriller
Rating - PG13
4.7 (21 reviews)
Free until 30 January 2013
It's 2004 and Andrew Harper has the inside track to become California's next governor. A former college basketball star, crusading prosecutor and beloved Congressman, the candidate is also openly gay. His candidacy panics the ultraconservative political and religious establishment.
Reporter Enzo Lee is cajoled into leaving his comfortable niche covering fluffy features for the San Francisco News to cover the historic campaign. Soon he find himself embroiled in political sabotage, high-tech computer spying that turns lethal and trumped up charges of child molestation. And, a troubled war veteran armed with guns and explosives begins a violent journey from small-town Montana to the City by the Bay.
When Lee becomes a target himself he must dodge attempts on his own life while trying to expose the conspiracy and help keep the candidate alive.
Fat Vampire - Johnny B. Truant
Genre - Horror
Rating - PG13
4.7 (45 reviews)
Free until 31 January 2013
When overweight treadmill salesman Reginald Baskin finally meets a co-worker who doesn't make fun of him, it's just his own bad luck that tech guy Maurice turns out to be a two thousand-year-old vampire.
And when Maurice turns Reginald to save his life, it's just Reginald's own further bad luck that he wakes up to discover he's become the slowest, weakest, most out-of-shape vampire ever born, doomed to "heal" to his corpulent self for all of eternity.
As Reginald struggles with the downsides of being a fat vampire -- too slow to catch people to feed on, mocked by those he tries to glamour, assaulted by his intended prey and left for undead -- he discovers in himself rare powers that few vampires have… and just in time too, because the Vampire Council might just want his head for being an inferior representative of their race.
Fat Vampire is the story of an unlikely hero who, after having an imperfect eternity shoved into his grease-stained hands, must learn to turn the afterlife's lemons into tasty lemon danishes.
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