Orangeberry FreeMe #363
Tuesday, 2nd July 2013
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Kick Menstrual Cramps in the Nuts - T.C. Hale
Genre - Women’s Health
Rating - PG13
4.7 (24 reviews)
Free until 2 July 2013
KICK MENSTRUAL CRAMPS IN THE NUTS is brought to you by touring comedian turned natural health expert, T.C. Hale (aka Tony Hale). Not only will Hale have you laughing out loud while he reveals the secrets behind cramps and how the human body functions, you will also learn how to look at your own body chemistry to understand the underlying cause of YOUR menstrual cramps. Since the reason cramps can exist varies from person to person, once you understand what is going on with your chemistry, this book will help you understand what foods, supplements, or lifestyle changes could eliminate your desire to scream at inanimate objects once a month.
If you are easily offended or if laughing is too painful while you're cramping, you can read the more straightforward version of this book, DONE WITH MENSTRUAL CRAMPS. Both versions will teach the same science and the same secrets. In this version, the author just gets to crack himself up.
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Hounds of Autumn - Heather Blackwood
Genre - Historical Mystery
Rating - PG13
4.5 (45 reviews)
Free until 4 July 2013
They say that the moor has eyes.
It is 1890, and the windswept moors hold dark secrets. Chloe Sullivan is an amateur inventor whose holiday takes a dark turn when her friend and colleague, one of the few female mechanical experts in the British Empire, is murdered.
A black mechanical hound roams the moors, but could it have killed a woman? And what secrets are concealed within the dark family manor?
Accompanied by her naturalist husband and clockwork cat, Chloe is determined to see her friend’s killer found.
But some secrets have a terrible cost.
By Blood - Tracy E. Banghart
Genre - YA
Rating - PG
4.8 (12 reviews)
Free until 3 July 2013
For 17-year-old Emma Wong, spending a summer in England should be a dream come true. Gorgeous scenery? Check. Lots of hot guys with accents? Yes, please.
Throw in an estranged mom, annoying new stepdad, and drooling baby half-brother, and it's a disaster even her favorite cherry red leather jacket can't fix. Even worse, there's (hot) live-in research assistant Josh to contend with. The only thing more embarrassing than drunk-kissing him hours after they meet? Knowing he'll be witness to her family's dysfunction all. summer. long.
But when Emma meets a mysterious girl who happens to be a Druid, her vacation suddenly promises to be far more intriguing than she anticipated. Powerful rituals, new friends, an intoxicating sense of freedom...and Simon, the sexy foreign stranger she was hoping for. It's all a perfect distraction from dirty diapers and awkward family dinners.
Trouble is, intriguing doesn't often mean simple. And Emma is about to discover just how not simple her life really is.
By Blood is a novel about the ways that blood can bind us to others - or tear us apart.
Bum Steer - Tracy Heath
Genre - Humor
Rating - G
4.4 (28 reviews)
Free until 4 July 2013
Tracy Heath recounts some of her most treasured and entertaining stories from her childhood in the Eastern Oregon desert. In this first book of her Country Misadventures series, you will be introduced to a pleasant wasteland where pheasants stroll through the neighborhood, and sagebrush and barbed wire fences are silhouetted in the vibrant, setting sun.
She tells about being bullied by a steer:
“Since he wasn't a pet we promptly named him 'Reddy.' It had a nice ring to it and had next to nothing to do with the fact that his eyes glowed red.”
And find out what happens when a grade school child gets behind the wheel:
“Well, when all you need is one right foot that knows what it's doing, it's a sure shame to be stuck with a pair of lefties.”
You'll even read about coping with psychotic chickens:
“So we placed an order with the local feed store for 'assorted chicks.'....It wasn't until quite a while later that we learned the true meaning of 'assorted.'”
You will find the stories intriguing and original. As you chuckle your way through them, these country anecdotes may bring back a few humorous memories from your own childhood.
Saving Jay - Tom Barry
Genre - Thriller
Rating - PG13
3.5 (6 reviews)
Free until 6 July 2013
Everyone wants a piece of hot-shot Jay Brooke. That's how you know you've made it in the shark eat shark world of the City. And today is the day Jay will enter the hallowed hall of Partnership in a top management consultancy. The outsider will finally be on the inside. The only complication is his new boss, American ball-breaker Sara Golding, who is looking for a trophy for her cabinet.
"Saving Jay -Prequel " is the second book in the Siren Series trilogy; a business thriller and emotional drama set in London, where we meet the young Jay, the lean and hungry go-getter who seems to have the world at his feet.
Original Sin - Mary Monica Pulver
Genre - Mystery
Rating - PG
4.0 (7 reviews)
Free until 3 July 2013
Kori Price Brichter planned on a wonderful Christmas. She and her police officer husband, Peter Brichter, had invited their friends, Frank and Mary Ryder and Gordon Ramsey, to spend the holiday with them, their son Jeep, and their nanny, Jill. Most important, Kori had invited Evelyn Biggins to join them. Having believed that all of her relatives had died, Kori was particularly thrilled to have found Evelyn, now her only living relative, to tell her of her family history. But Evelyn had only been in the house for a few hours when she was found, dead, in the house's library, victim of an apparent murder. Since the guests were now isolated in house because of a blizzard, the only possible conclusion is that one of them had killed Evelyn. But who?
The Chaos Protocol - Nancy J. McKibben
Genre - Thriller
Rating - PG
5 (5 reviews)
Free until 6 July 2013
To the unscrupulous, y2k is more than a potential catastrophe for society ... it's an opportunity waiting to be exploited for personal gain. And a ruthless mathematician has taken the step that will turn the world's misfortune into his own private bonanza.
With the millennium fast approaching, vast sums of money begin to disappear from Department of Defense accounts, and then from a major bank whose y2k project is headed by British-born Annette Ashby.
The culprit? A computer worm. It threatens to spread across the country, even the world, imperiling the global economy – and if the word isn’t found and eradicated before December 31st, banks around the world will unwittingly archive it into their vital data files.
Who can Annette trust? The shadow of suspicion has fallen across two men on her year 2000 computer team. Nerd-next-door Leo Hermann has abandoned his prestigious Silicon Valley job for a chance to win Annette’s love. And his rival, the equally brilliant and farm more charming Russian émigré Vladimir Borodin, has his own plans for Annette.
When the FBI and the CIA join the hunt, the action moves to St. Petersburg, then back to the States as the y2k team races the millennium clock to save the world’s economy from the computer worm that could trigger its collapse – the Chaos Protocol.
Susie’s Adventures - Susan Valentine
Genre - Children
Rating - G
4.4 (8 reviews)
Free until 4 July 2013
Susie’s Adventures On The Magic Island is a book about a young teenagers and can be enjoyed by children of any age as well as adults. Susie is a 13 year old teenager who is not aware of the gift she possesses. The book is about her first exciting experience into another dimension and how she begins to become aware of her amazing gift to journey into other secret dimensions where the average person can not venture. The book is illustrated with colorful images through out the book.
Born in Vengeance - Camelia Miron Skiba
Genre - Historical Romance
Rating - PG13
4.4 (9 reviews)
Free until 3 July 2013
Originally published as a short story titled I WAS HERE--BEFORE YOU CAME, this stand-alone version includes an expanded storyline and excerpts from BORN IN SIN (Dacian Legends, #2), all that you would expect from a full novel.
Legend has it … centuries after Spartacus another hero is born—Ilias, the bastard son of King Decebalus. Thirsty for revenge and eager to unshackle the Roman oppression, Ilias’ obsession to fulfill his oath has no bounds, even if that means kidnapping Nerva, the beloved daughter of Emperor Traianus. What he doesn’t know is his own heart threatens to betray his conscience.
What will prevail: his mind or his heart?
Another 81 Overlooked and Undervalued Money Saving Tips - Blake Dresden
Genre - Non Fiction
Rating - PG
5 (7 reviews)
Free until 6 July 2013
Are you finding activities you want to do are too expensive? Trying to seek out ways to save but nothing really pans out?
I'm here to prove that it can be done with REALISTIC tips to keep costs down.
Back with another 81 ways in our Volume 2 book, we're here to hit you up with more ideas to make resourceful living part of your
lifestyle.
Not every activity has to cost big money. Not every product or service you use has to be expensive.
If the economic downturn taught us anything, it's that we can change the way we approach spending by focusing on cost-effective deals, fun freebies
and activities that won't break the budget. Spending less today leads to a healthy financial future.
In this guide, "Another 81 Overlooked and Undervalued Money Saving Tips," you'll get easy-to-follow instructions on EXACTLY how you can spend a fun
couple hours, a day, or a weekend by spending virtually nothing.
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