Free (nook/Kindle/Kobo/iTunes) Hook, Line & Sinker [Xtian College Fishing Romance]

[ATDrake]

Hook, Line & Sinker by Susan May Warren is a tie-in novella to her Deep Haven series of f/m contemporary romance set at a dedicated Christian college, this one a second chance romance between two competitors at the local annual fishing contest, who were once involved before being torn apart and now have another shot at it, if the rivalry doesn't get in their way, free courtesy of Christian publisher Tyndale House.

Currently free, probably through the end of the month @ B&N, Amazon (not available to Canadians, but also free in the UK), Kobo & iTunes (both available to Canadians), and ChristianBook (ADE-DRM ePub available worldwide). Price-drop check linkage for Google Play where sometimes Tyndale freebies also show up.

Description
The annual Deep Haven fishing contest draws professional and amateur anglers from across the country, but this year, Ross Springer is determined to win the top cash prize. In fact, he has no choice. It’s his last chance to leave a lasting legacy at Bethel College. He just never imagined his fundraising scheme would hook Abigail Cushman, the grad student who reminds him of all they’d had—and lost—every time she glances his way.

Abigail Cushman may not know the difference between a bass and a trout, but how hard can it be to catch a fish? She’s a quick learner, and she’s certain her smarts can net her a win over Ross Springer, the handsome charmer she’s tried to forget since grief tore them apart.

In the ultimate showdown between brains and heart, will Ross and Abby reel in more than they bargained for?

[ATDrake]

Now a repeat freebie in the original stores, and also newly free for Canadians @ Amazon this time around.

[FizzyWater]

OT: I remember watching a movie about a guy who gets sucked into a cult. One of the methods they talked about for getting new "converts" was to send pretty women out to date the non-believers - they called it "fishing". When I first read the title I thought - "wow, that's pretty bold for a book to admit the dating started out as a way to convert someone to her religion!" (Emily Latella moment - "never mind!")

[bgalbrecht]

Originally Posted by FizzyWater

OT: I remember watching a movie about a guy who gets sucked into a cult. One of the methods they talked about for getting new "converts" was to send pretty women out to date the non-believers - they called it "fishing". When I first read the title I thought - "wow, that's pretty bold for a book to admit the dating started out as a way to convert someone to her religion!" (Emily Latella moment - "never mind!")

It works for spies, too.

[Dr. Drib]

I love books on fishing.

Thank you!