Free and bargain romance ebooks + Discussion November 2013

[Blossom]

Originally Posted by Christi C

Hello All. I've been lurking on this thread for well over a year now and thought I should let you all know how much I've been enjoying all of the great free and bargain reads you have posted...as well as the often off-topic posting . You all seem to be a very friendly bunch.

Has anyone else received the UNLIMITED50 coupon code email from Kobo? It is supposed to be unlimited use until November 25, but I haven't tried it yet. Wasn't sure if I could post it here as it's already posted on the Kobo Codes thread.

It should work on couponable books just fine. Go ahead give it a try but use the 95% off in the post above first to save even more!

Welcome to our thread!

[library addict]

Originally Posted by Christi C

Hello All. I've been lurking on this thread for well over a year now and thought I should let you all know how much I've been enjoying all of the great free and bargain reads you have posted...as well as the often off-topic posting . You all seem to be a very friendly bunch.

Has anyone else received the UNLIMITED50 coupon code email from Kobo? It is supposed to be unlimited use until November 25, but I haven't tried it yet. Wasn't sure if I could post it here as it's already posted on the Kobo Codes thread.

I got the email. Posting Kobo codes here is fine as sometimes we miss them in the Kobo thread.

And we are a friendly bunch, so hop right in.

[apesmom]

Originally Posted by library addict

For those who don't frequent the Kobo thread, there is a 95% code 95comic. Works with new checkout only. One-time use per account.

I used it on a $4.99 book Shame as there is stuff coming out Monday and Tuesday I want which will be more, but I didn't want to risk it expiring before then.

I have the same dilema. I'm scrounging to find something worthy of 95%. It's likely I'm going to end up getting the $4.59 books I actually want but it seems such a wasted opportunity.

[ScalyFreak]

Originally Posted by Christi C

Hello All. I've been lurking on this thread for well over a year now and thought I should let you all know how much I've been enjoying all of the great free and bargain reads you have posted...as well as the often off-topic posting . You all seem to be a very friendly bunch.

Welcome to our little mini-community!

[ScalyFreak]

Originally Posted by apesmom

I have the same dilema. I'm scrounging to find something worthy of 95%. It's likely I'm going to end up getting the $4.59 books I actually want but it seems such a wasted opportunity.

I know the feeling. I keep saving my ARe freebies (their buy ten get a free book thing) for the most expensive books I can find on there...

[library addict]

Originally Posted by apesmom

I have the same dilema. I'm scrounging to find something worthy of 95%. It's likely I'm going to end up getting the $4.59 books I actually want but it seems such a wasted opportunity.

If only the ex-agency bundles were still couponable.

I wiped out so much of my wish list with the magic coupon already. I figured better to pay 25¢ for a book I actually wanted than spend more time looking for something more expensive.

[library addict]

Originally Posted by ScalyFreak

I know the feeling. I keep saving my ARe freebies (their buy ten get a free book thing) for the most expensive books I can find on there...

I wish the S&S books were all eligible. Some have the crown symbol and some don't. I know it's by imprint or something, but it's odd.

[apesmom]

Originally Posted by library addict

I wish the S&S books were all eligible. Some have the crown symbol and some don't. I know it's by imprint or something, but it's odd.

I got The Rosie Project as my freebie last week now I'm back to 0 towards my next freebie. Waiting to see what they do for Black Friday/Cyber Monday.

[AnemicOak]

Originally Posted by Blossom

I too love a good medieval romance.

Unfortunately it seems like there are more "Mistorical's" in this category of Historical's than other categories.

Originally Posted by apesmom

I have the same dilema. I'm scrounging to find something worthy of 95%. It's likely I'm going to end up getting the $4.59 books I actually want but it seems such a wasted opportunity.

Totally know what you mean. I spent a bunch of time looking and didn't really come up with anything.

Originally Posted by library addict

If only the ex-agency bundles were still couponable.

That would be really great. I can think of a few I'd probably grab.

[Blossom]

Originally Posted by AnemicOak

Unfortunately it seems like there are more "Mistorical's" in this category of Historical's than other categories.

Hmm I would said Regency gets that labelled. There are more Regencies than any other historical romances and more than often they get it wrong.

Harlequin is the only imprint I know that still does Medieval romance. Luckily authors are releasing their backlist titles. I've bought quite a few in the last year.

[auntykatkat]

Originally Posted by apesmom

I have the same dilema. I'm scrounging to find something worthy of 95%. It's likely I'm going to end up getting the $4.59 books I actually want but it seems such a wasted opportunity.

Oh, I haven't got a problem, I just picked up Barbara Cameron's Annie's Christmas wish for 0.50. I have read the first 3 books in that series and loved them but could not justify spending 10.00 for it. Thank you to the code fairies.

Auntykatkat

[copyrite]

Originally Posted by apesmom

I got The Rosie Project as my freebie last week now I'm back to 0 towards my next freebie. Waiting to see what they do for Black Friday/Cyber Monday.

I just finished this. I loved it!

[apesmom]

Kindle Deal . . . so far, others may update later

At Your Pleasure by Meredith Duran $1.99

By candlelight, she lures him…

Glittering court socialites and underworld cutpurses alike know that Adrian Ferrers, Earl of Rivenham, is the most dangerous man in London. Rivenham will let nothing—not the deepening shadow of war, nor the growing darkness within him—interfere with his ambition to restore his family to its former glory. But when tasked by the king to uncover a traitor, he discovers instead a conspiracy—and a woman whose courage awakens terrible temptations. To save her is to risk everything. To love her might cost his life.

At swordpoint she defies him…

Lady Leonora knows that Rivenham is the devil in beautiful disguise—and that the irresistible tension between them is as unpredictable as the dilemma in which Nora finds herself: held hostage on her own estate by Rivenham and the king’s men. But when war breaks out, Nora has no choice but to place her trust in her dearest enemy—and pray that love does not become the weapon that destroys them both…

[Blossom]

Originally Posted by apesmom

Kindle Deal . . . so far, others may update later

At Your Pleasure by Meredith Duran $1.99

I am collecting her books.

[Britomart]

Free from Amazon:

The Legend's Lady US DE by Kathryn Hockett aka Kathryn Kramer (Zebra author, although this one seem to be self-pubbed).

Clint Tanner’s first meeting with Stephanie Eliott was more than just awkward, it was a catastrophe! Pretending that he thought her to be the bawdy house’s new girl, he patted the haughty easterner on the posterior and swept her into his arms for a passionate kiss—a welcome to the West. Surely this crude cowboy couldn’t be the legendary gunfighter Stephanie had immortalized in the dime novels she’d written under an assumed name!

Proper, pristine, and punctual—that was what people always said about Stephanie Elliott, little realizing that she had a secret; she had won fame and fortune writing under the pseudonym of Steven E. Winslow. Now she had come West to meet her hero, hoping that the encounter would bring her the kind of happy ending she wrote in her books. Little did she know she would get much more than she bargained for.

Clint Tanner cursed Steven E. Winslow with every breath. Damn that writer! Because of his novels Clint was now a legend, the target for every young hothead around who sought their own fame by calling him out for a gun fight. Whoa be to that author if he ever got his hands on him.