- What happens when a super smart cat and precocious dog finally decide to communicate with each other after three years of living under the same roof?
- Will they do well in the pet show?
- What REALLY happens when you leave your pets alone in the house?
Orangeberry FreeMe #273
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
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Francesca of Lost Nation – Lucinda Sue Crosby
Genre – Romance
Rating – PG
4.7 (73 reviews)
Free until 28 March 2013
An old fashion romance drama filled with life lessons on love, friendship, family and adventure
This book is a light romance, American drama adventure and coming of age novel, about an unconventional 59-year old woman, Francesca, and her resourceful 10-year old granddaughter, Sarah, who share the adventures of a lifetime over the summer of 1947 in Lost Nation, Iowa, U.S.A. Together, they enchant barnstorming pilots, wow Clinton County Fair attendees, conquer the skies, confront an escaped arsonist, discover how Lost Nation got its intriguing name, and eventually demonstrate to one another the greatest truth about love.
Scandal The Death of a Legacy - Johnny Ray
Genre - romantic Thriller
Rating - PG13
3.8 (5 reviews)
Free until 29 March 2013
SCANDAL—THE DEATH OF A LEGACY
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KRISTINA SUTHERLAND learns she's pregnant, but how?
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The problem: it happened onboard the corporate yacht attended by every member of the board of directors, older men and friends of her family. Still, the test strip didn't lie. And now, someone wants her to have an abortion to end the scandal and would do anything necessary to make sure she either complies or dies before giving birth.
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In Roswell Re-Abducted - Tower Lowe
Genre - Mystery
Rating - G
4.6 (8 reviews)
Free until 26 March 2013
Aliens abduct Danny and force him to kill Juan, his only real friend. Or that’s what Danny thinks. Danny's alien abduction story gets him arrested in this cozy UFO mystery. Cinnamon, the female sleuth, and Burro, her assistant, travel through New Mexico amid alien abduction stories, drug deals, and lost love to find out if Danny is guilty or innocent. The quirky characters also provide another tantalizing clue in Cinnamon’s search for the elusive Momma. Let an hour disappear while you mingle with the Roswell residents and their alien guests in this top mystery series.
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The Ten Commandments Every Day – J R Kelly, Jr.
Genre – Christian
Rating – G
4.5 (11 reviews)
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Learn of the real need for a day of rest, the Sabbath Day, and of it's real importance for our spiritual, mental, and physical nourishment. Know why those fruitless desires and wants for things which we cannot have render us restless and unhappy.
We think of, or maybe our minds are crossed with, at least one of The Ten Commandments everyday because we seek the very same things God wants us to have. May you find more peace, more joy, and an absolute contentment in your life with a better understanding of The Ten Commandments handed down from our God. The Lord's Prayer is also included for you and your loved ones in THE TEN COMMANDMENTS EVERY DAY.
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The Last Stoic – Morgan Wade
Genre – Historical Fiction
Rating – PG13
4.4 (20 reviews)
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The Last Stoic is a story of appetite and fear, both modern and ancient. Half of the story's narrative occurs in the time and place of the ancient Roman Empire; the other half occurs in the present-day United States. The parallels between the two eras are so strong that the narrative continues uninterrupted as the setting shifts from historic Rome to modern America, alternating from chapter to chapter.
Marcus, a young man from a northern provincial border town, journeys deep into the heart of the empire and witnesses first-hand the excesses that can lead to ruin, both personal and political. His story offers an ancient commentary on the preoccupations of our own turbulent times. Shortly after his arrival, the empire is thrown into a panic by an unprecedented barbarian attack on the capital. Suspicion and paranoia abound. A young Roman/American runaway named Patrick, disillusioned with his own life and the state of his country, becomes convinced that Marcus is a dangerous traitor. Culminating in a public accusation made by Patrick, Marcus is wrongfully imprisoned, exiled and tortured as an enemy of the state. In prison, he confronts the many contradictions he has found in his adopted home, and in himself.
Throughout the story, in both eras, the writings of the philosopher-emperor Marcus Aurelius (The Meditations) insinuate themselves unexpectedly into Marcus' life. In prison, he is saved by a chance meeting with Sextus Condianus, the "last Stoic" of the title, a cell-mate who is able to fully recite Aurelius' words and impart their wisdom. Ultimately, it is this unanticipated and unbidden instruction that gives the young man the strength he requires to survive. It becomes evident that the words of the venerable Stoic emperor have as much relevance to our own era as they did to his.
Driftwood – David P. Long
Genre – Self Help
Rating – G
4.9 (16 reviews)
Free until 28 March 2013
Driftwood: Understanding life's unforeseeable hardships offers insights as to how to overcome adversity and the challenges of life as well as how to cope with depression and to improve confidence.
Driftwood is a magical allegory about Seymour, a Sycamore tree, and Renee, a small bird who forge a deep bond of friendship while Seymour deals with the various trauma's that befall him through no fault of his own.
Seymour learns the value of friendship, the importance of embracing change and the wisdom that comes with understanding that hardships exist. That kindness, compassion and charity are often unrecognized and unrewarded until it is too late to return the thanksgiving, but that life's challenges are there to be accepted, and sometimes not understood. This simple book provokes you to take control of your mental state during times of unforeseeable hardships and uncertainties and to rediscover the true person within.
The Perpetual Papers of the Pack of Pets – Stanley & Katrina
Genre – Children, Humor
Rating – G
5 (7 reviews)
Free until 30 March 2013
A Hilarious Dog and Cat Chapter Book for All Ages
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After three years of living under the same roof as the dog in the house, Katrina von Cat the Master of Wisdom decides to write a letter to her canine housemate, Stanley. Katrina loves treats, naps and bossing the dog around. Stanley loves snow, attention and turkey. The diva kitty Katrina will have none of Stanley's antics and most certainly will not stand for him eating her food. The only reasonable solution is to take him to Kitty Court.
Flowers from Castile – Lilian Gafni
Genre – Historical Fiction
Rating – PG13
4.7 (10 reviews)
Free until 28 March 2013
The Flower from Castile Trilogy opens in 1491 during the tumultuous unification of Spain under Catholicism. The battle for the conquest of Granada, which was held by the Islamic Moors for 700 years, empties Spain's coffers and decimates the ranks of her soldiers.
Beautiful young Isabella Obrigon lives a life of privilege in Seville until she is caught between these two powerful nations. She is forced to uncover a secret about her birth and becomes trapped between two faiths and two peoples. She must decide whether to follow her heart and join her endangered brethren seeking exile from the brutal and infamous Inquisition, or stay and live a lie. When Isabella is held prisoner in the fabled Alhambra palace in Granada, an encounter with Miguel Costa seals her fate.
Nearby, Christopher Columbus-who may have secrets of his own-waits impatiently for the war to be won. His dreams of exploration and fabulous wealth can only come true if he receives a summons from Queen Isabella.
Cat’s Paw – L. A. Taylor
Genre – Fantasy
Rating – PG
4.2 (79 reviews)
Free until 28 March 2013
Miranda Glivven’s husband left home months ago on a secret assignment for the Governor and has not returned. Even his letters have stopped. With no news and no idea what has happened to him, Miranda goes on a search for her missing husband, accompanied only by a stray cat. On reaching her husband’s last known location, she finds the local authorities uninterested in helping to find him. Worse, some of the local citizens suspect Miranda of using magic, a treasonous offense, because of the unusual cat that has followed her on her quest. Although Miranda has always believed that magic is superstitious nonsense, she finds the circumstances of her beloved husband’s disappearance growing more and more mysterious....
Game Land – S. W. Tanpepper
Genre – Science Fiction
Rating – PG13
4.3 (51 reviews)
Free until 31 March 2013
A game to die for...
First, they were soldiers. Then laborers. Now they're Players in a live-action computer game.
Welcome to GAMELAND. Set in the middle of Long Island's forbidden wasteland, it's where the rich and privileged pit cybernetically-controlled zombies against one another for all the world to watch. Most people buy their way into The Game. Others get in by dying.
Some hack their way in.
In a world drowning in contradictions, Jessica Daniels is struggling to make sense of it all. Her long-dead father is universally reviled for having invented Reanimation technology, yet the very beings he helped create are accepted by a society which is becoming increasingly dependent upon them. For security. For work. And now, for entertainment. As Jessica -- a computer gamer and hacker herself -- approaches her eighteenth birthday, all she wants is to escape her family's dark past.
She's about to crash headlong into it.
Replica – Lexi Revellian
Genre – Romantic Thriller
Rating – PG13
Free until 28 March 2013
Beth Chandler, bright, attractive but unassertive, is accidentally replicated in a flawed experiment at the government research institute where she works. A second Beth comes into being, complete with all her memories. To Sir Peter Ellis, MI5 chief, the replica is an embarrassment that must be hushed up and disposed of. Overhearing him, Beth Two goes on the run. With no official existence, homeless, penniless and pursued by Sir Peter's agents, she has to find the inner strength and aggression to survive on icy London streets.
Meanwhile the original Beth, unaware of what has happened, becomes romantically involved with Nick Cavanagh, the spec op she believes is there to protect her. In fact, he's hunting her double. Nick refuses to face his moral doubts about Beth Two - as far as he's concerned, it's not his problem. As events unfold, and the situation grows more complicated, he has to decide whose side he is on.
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