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ATDrake · 10-14-2014, 06:43 PM

Denmark is now a country participating in this promo, with 3 titles (all in Danish).

The 2 titles which are also free outside of Denmark are:

Den knuste Tang-hest by Helene Tursten, 1st in her Irene Huss series of police procedural novels, which is actually a Swedish series (in Danish translation) for which I have some of the DVDs of the TV film adaptations @ iTunes (available to Canadians)

Et nyt liv truer by Mette Finderup, 1st in her Emmy series of YA novels @ iTunes (available to Canadians).

Hee. Apparently the iTunes store charges you more for the 3rd freebie depending on whether you're Swedish or Norwegian (though that could just be an exchange rate thing).

NB: if you're looking for more Danish language iTunes freebies, participating publisher Lindelof og Ringhof has two additional titles which are free in Canada, at least.

And if you happen to want to read in Norwegian, Schibsted Forlag, if I'm remembering their name correctly, has a slew of 1st-in-series mostly-historical romances for you, and so does Aller Forlag, although theirs are more translated Harlequins rather than original Norwegian-language works, IIRC.

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ATDrake Wizzard Posts: 11,517 Karma: 33048258 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Roundworld Device: Kindle 2 International, Sony PRS-T1, BlackBerry PlayBook, Acer Iconia	Denmark is now a country participating in this promo, with 3 titles (all in Danish). The 2 titles which are also free outside of Denmark are: Den knuste Tang-hest by Helene Tursten, 1st in her Irene Huss series of police procedural novels, which is actually a Swedish series (in Danish translation) for which I have some of the DVDs of the TV film adaptations @ iTunes (available to Canadians) Et nyt liv truer by Mette Finderup, 1st in her Emmy series of YA novels @ iTunes (available to Canadians). Hee. Apparently the iTunes store charges you more for the 3rd freebie depending on whether you're Swedish or Norwegian (though that could just be an exchange rate thing). NB: if you're looking for more Danish language iTunes freebies, participating publisher Lindelof og Ringhof has two additional titles which are free in Canada, at least. And if you happen to want to read in Norwegian, Schibsted Forlag, if I'm remembering their name correctly, has a slew of 1st-in-series mostly-historical romances for you, and so does Aller Forlag, although theirs are more translated Harlequins rather than original Norwegian-language works, IIRC.