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Sorry for not opening separate threads for each book, but time is running short. I ran into a few books from Smashwords, most of which come with very good reviews, all free with coupons:

Dancing to the End of Love by Adrian White (Kindle US: 9.99). DRAMA. Use code VT48M

A love story for the times we live in. A man is arrested and held without trial as part of the War on Terror. A rock goddess pays out a fortune to persuade the father of her child not to contest his parental rights. A young woman with Cystic Fibrosis cuts herself off from her family and yet fears she'll die alone.
Many lives; one true love.

Annalisa's Highway Blues by David Reichart (Kindle US $2.99). ROMANCE. Use code NK57N

A family crisis forces Annalisa Rochon, a beautiful but inexperienced small-town girl, into the male-dominated world of long-haul trucking, where she finds danger, loneliness, hard work and something unexpected out on the road--the kind of romance she had always dreamed of.

Ex-Marine Mike Cindik, son of a wealthy industrialist, has a contentious meeting with Annalisa while she's delivering a load to one of his father's warehouses and, in the aftermath, becomes completely captivated by this exotic, strange-talking, truck-driving Louisiana girl. He pursues her across Midwestern highways with great difficulty and determination (guilt and fear, too, since he's engaged to a very influential and manipulative debutante).

Annalisa is pretty but humble, with traditional family values and a naughty streak. She's vulnerable, naive, easily frustrated and not very confident, but deep down she has the guts of a warrior. It's a story about finding the courage to do what you need to do, no matter how difficult or scary, and trusting the outcome to fate (or faith).

The Meteoric Rise of Simon Burchwood by Scott Semegran (Kindle US $2.99). HUMOR. Use code: DZ78T

On his way to New York to celebrate his impending literary success, Simon Burchwood is the prototypical American careerist. But a quick detour to Montgomery, Alabama to visit a childhood friend sends Simon on a bizarre journey, challenging his hopes and dreams of becoming a famous writer. This is a character study that delves into the psyche of a man who desperately tries to redefine himself.

Bastard Legacy by Gary Brown ($4.99). SCIENCE-FICTION. Use code BU24P.

On February 8, 1955, an illegitimate baby boy named Greg is born to his 42-year-old unwed mother, Emily Baxter. Emily intentionally provides Greg cryptic clues on his 30th birthday that he was adopted. The clues not only lead Emily’s son to the discovery of his illegitimate birth and illegal adoption, but also inadvertently open the door to his family’s hidden ancestral past.

PaxCorpus by Ryan S. Fortney ($1.99). SCIENCE-FICTION. Use code DV37S.

What would you do if, six years after the apocalypse, your shattered memory began to return? Piece by piece, everything that happened and the tale of your survival unfolds right in front of you and at the exact same time, the past repeats itself. Would you stop the process? What if you couldn't?

Hell 'til Heaven: The Man-Angel by y J.C. Fiske ($1.99, Kindle US $4.85). FANTASY, PARANORMAL. Use code AZ57X.

Meet Joseph McCarley. To put it nicely, he's an asshole but he wasn't always this way. After a selfless act, Joe loses his life to save another. Now a ghost, lost on the streets of Boston, Joe only has his guardian angel, Lara, to protect his soul. But not all is as it seems. A dark fire flickers within Joe, preparing him for a fate heaven can't predict and hell can't prepare for .

And just for the sake of it, this is not from smashwords, but downloadable from Project Sifter website. After Life - Novella by Simon Funk (Kindle US: $6.00). SCIENCE-FICTION. Download link at the top of the page.

If you could upload your mind, where would you put it? A postcyberpunk Extropian sci-fi with psychological and philosophical suspense.

Enjoy and don't forget it's always nice to take a couple of minutes to leave a review if you read the book.