Free book (Kindle) - Thunder Without Rain [Fiction] - SALE ENDED

[ATDrake]

Thunder Without Rain, a novel by actor Ryan Brown, is a free pre-order in the Kindle store, courtesy of publisher Simon & Schuster. Or it may be a glitch.

Anyway, not free for Canadians; if you're interested and in a compatible country, get it while it lasts. Slated for release on October 4th, 2011.

No Description, so I'll put the About the Author here
Ryan Brown is an actor who has starred on the daytime dramas Guiding Light and The Young and The Restless, and has appeared on Law & Order as well as in feature films for Lifetime Television. PLAY DEAD is his first novel. He lives in Manhattan with his wife and children.

[thaigreg]

[QUOTE=ATDrake;1374910]Thunder Without Rain, a novel by actor Ryan Brown, is a free pre-order in the Kindle store, courtesy of publisher Simon & Schuster. Or it may be a glitch.

Anyway, not free for Canadians; if you're interested and in a compatible country, get it while it lasts. Slated for release on October 4th, 2011.

No Description, so I'll put the About the Author here
Ryan Brown is an actor who has starred on the daytime dramas Guiding Light and The Young and The Restless, and has appeared on Law & Order as well as in feature films for Lifetime Television. PLAY DEAD is his first novel. He lives in Manhattan with his wife and children.[/QUOT'E]

It's not FREE. Listed at $9.99

[ATDrake]

You're in Thailand. It's free when viewed from a US-based account and possibly other countries (besides Canada).

[disney_mommy]

It showed up as free for me (in the US).

[greencat]

And for me!

[thaigreg]

Originally Posted by ATDrake

You're in Thailand. It's free when viewed from a US-based account and possibly other countries (besides Canada).

You are correct. I soon as I changed my amazon web page to US, it was free.
Thanks ATDrake.

Greg

[birdbrainbb]

Just for anyone keeping track, the title now says "My Showdown with John Wayne" and it's now $9.99. The paperback version has a summary:

Sam Bonham—bad husband, deadbeat dad, and possible criminal on the run from the law—wanders out of modern-day East Texas into an ersatz Wild West boomtown created for a movie that never happened. And when Sam strikes a blow against the gangsters who’ve been terrorizing the town, the locals look to him to save them. He’s no hero, but he’s stumbled upon someone who is: John Wayne. But the John Wayne of this story is not the stalwart lawman of Hollywood films—he’s a seventy-two-year-old man who had himself cryogenically frozen. He’s weak, bald, frail…and unrecognizable to everyone but Sam.

In The Duke’s “defrosted” state, he’s not entirely himself. In fact, he believes he’s actually Ethan Edwards, the character he played in The Searchers, one of Wayne’s most beloved films. Ethan or Duke or Marion Morrison, at his side Sam learns how to be a man, and a hero—and a pretty good shot! As he takes on the Old West gang of thugs, he finds that he might have become a family man at last. But back in the real world, someone has his eye on Sam’s wife, and if Sam doesn’t get back soon, the results could be devastating.

So at least we now know what we're getting!

[koland]

Interesting ... big change in the title (and you have to wonder about the working title with that synopsis).