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koland · 03-28-2011, 09:36 PM

Update: As predicted, this one is free in for US Kindle customers now, not just those in the UK. I've edited the info below to show the current status.

Skipped Parts, by Tim Sandlin, is free in both the US and UK Kindle stores, courtesy of publishers Sourcebooks. UK link

Book Description
Banished to the hinterlands of Wyoming, rebellious Lydia Callahan and her thirteen-year-old son Sam have no choice but to cope. But while Lydia drinks and talks to the moose head on the wall, Sam finds a friend in local girl Maurey Pierce.

One of the wildest, raunchiest, most heartfelt coming-of-age novels of the past thirty years, Skipped Parts puts Tim Sandlin in the upper echelon of contemporary comic novelists.

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03-28-2011, 09:36 PM	#1
koland Grand Sorcerer Posts: 8,560 Karma: 8033155 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: TN, USA Device: kindle(all), nook, nookcolor, Sony, Kobo, epic, iphone, iPad, pc	Free Book (Kindle/Nook/Kobo/Sony) - Skipped Parts Update: As predicted, this one is free in for US Kindle customers now, not just those in the UK. I've edited the info below to show the current status. Skipped Parts, by Tim Sandlin, is free in both the US and UK Kindle stores, courtesy of publishers Sourcebooks. UK link Book Description Banished to the hinterlands of Wyoming, rebellious Lydia Callahan and her thirteen-year-old son Sam have no choice but to cope. But while Lydia drinks and talks to the moose head on the wall, Sam finds a friend in local girl Maurey Pierce. One of the wildest, raunchiest, most heartfelt coming-of-age novels of the past thirty years, Skipped Parts puts Tim Sandlin in the upper echelon of contemporary comic novelists. Original post: Spoiler: Skipped Parts, by Tim Sandlin, is free for UK Kindle customers (only) in both the US and UK Kindle stores, courtesy of publishers Sourcebooks. If this follows the same pattern as others from this publisher, it'll be free for US and other customers in a few hours (after midnight in Seattle, at the earliest, is my guess) Last edited by koland; 03-29-2011 at 10:01 AM.