A couple of freebies today from B&N, one from Sony:
I Thought It Was You ($0.99
Kindle), by Shiloh Walker, is free in the Barnes and Noble store. This is a Samhain title (so check the warning) and is a short story that fits between the second and third books in her Grimm's Circle series. You'll notice that the description says it is free, so the price in the Kindle store is likely to change.
Book Description
The events of this free short story take place between the events of No Prince Charming and Ren's story, Crazed Hearts. It turns out both Ren and Elle had some loose ends they needed to tie up-and that's what this story is about. It's not Ren's happy ever after. That's in Crazed Hearts.
Warning: the following story contains some unfinished business, some unrequited love and a whole lot of action between 3 somewhat debauched guardian angels.
All in Time, by Ciana Stone, is from Ellora's Cave (which generally means erotica). This is part of her
Hussies series (but I can't find a list to tell what the series order is supposed to be) and usually sells for around $8.
Book Description
Sara's life is filled with mysteries. Why did her parents abandon her as a baby? What's behind the baffling blackouts she suffers and the frightening images she creates while she's out? Who is the strange woman claiming to hold the answers, and why does she keep calling Sara a Hussy?
Morgan's got a few mysteries of his own. What was his father going to give him on the day he died - the gift he said would change Morgan's life? Who is this bewitching woman who keeps passing out and creating pictures of his past and future - and why was she sent to save his life?
All they both know from the moment they meet is that the bond between them is stronger - and more passionate - than anything either has ever known. And that fate has brought them together for a very important reason. If only they knew what it was.
Counterfeit Son ($5.59
Kindle), a young-adult title from Elaine Marie Alphin, is free in the Sony bookstore.
Book Description
Cameron Miller is pretending to be someone he isn't. When he began presenting himself as Neil Lacey, it was the only way he could think of to distance himself from what Pop had done, to finally climb out of his nightmarish existence. He thought it would be easy--playing the rich kid, sailing his boat--but he didn't count on Cougar. Now Cougar, his father's old accomplice, has tracked Cameron down and presented an ultimatum: Share the wealth or be exposed. Will Cameron give up his new identity to protect Neil's family? Or will he let his search for a new life destroy those around him?