Indie Freebies for the Kindle

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Love's Blazing Fire by Aabra

Beneath Gray Skies by Hugh Ashton

On Falcon's Wings by Lisa J. Yarde

The Blood-stained Belt by Brian H. Jones

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Be Your Own Editor by Sigrid MacDonald

A Gathering of Diamonds by Eric Wilder

The Power of Persuasion by Shelagh Watkins

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Getting Down To Business (Rapid Release Stories) by A.J. Hamilton

Maddy, a successful sexy businesswoman is buying out the West Street Gym. When Derek, the gym owner, objects, Maddy and her secretary pay a visit to him and his bodybuilder assistant Sven.

It's time for Maddy to let Derek know who is in control. She and Danielle show the two men that sometimes business deals have extra advantages!

A Rapid Release Story.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00539YT6O?tag=discounter-21

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Four Short Stories by Shelagh Watkins

Four diverse short stories with wide appeal start with a story set in Dunedin, New Zealand, followed by a tale about lasting friendship. Then a modern mythological yarn is spun about corporate life with hirings and firings. The last story highlights the slave trade that still exists in the third world; a story that says a great deal in a few words.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004NIFTHY?tag=discounter-21

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Lissie by Bilinda Ni Siodacain

Twelve year old Lissie is the apple of her parents eye and she can do no wrong. But, after committing a terrible deed in order to attend her parents ball, she finds herself at the mercy of a vampire consumed by guilt.

Vampire law dictates that the turning of children is strictly forbidden. It's a crime punishable by death for both master and child. But does Lissie have something that might make her worth saving after all?

"Lissie" is a short story inspired by a character from the upcoming novel "The Violet Line".

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004UB26A2?tag=discounter-21

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Out of the Box (On The Edge) by Kallysten

When Virginia walked into the club On The Edge, all she wanted was to satisfy her curiosity about vampires - and about being bitten. But when the sexy vampire Anando reached out to her and asked her what games she wanted to play, he opened the Pandora box and Virginia found answers to questions she had never thought to ask.

(4000 words)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0013QZ9VA?tag=discounter-21

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A Gathering of Diamonds by Eric Wilder

Also free at B&N, Sony and Diesel.

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A History of Art for Beginners and Students by Clara Erskine Clement

A History of Art for Beginners and Students 1887

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002U0M4UM?tag=discounter-20

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The Hunting Party (Tales From The Middle Empires) by J. Patrick Sutton

A novelette. First in a series of novelettes and novels: Tales from the Middle Empires.

On a world where blood feuds and interplanetary game hunts are rites of passage, the ruler's younger son joins his elder brother and a band of usurpers on a hunt. But Osbane soon learns that their ship has been around the galaxy a few times and has ideas of its own about what makes for sport. Set upon a world with a strangely sparse ecosystem, Osbane finds that life there revolves around on a fragrant fruit that beckons the hunters and the gamebeasts equally. Warned by the ship to avoid eating it, Osbane travels to the dark heart of the ship's memory banks to discover the horrors that await those who submit to their desire.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AILMHE?tag=discounter-20

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The Year We Finally Solved Everything by Rudolf Kerkhoven

"Shan Won seems to only exist deep within the dark rumor-crazed underbelly of the internet.<span> </span>But the common thread throughout all this writing is glaringly obvious: people stumble upon Shan Won, espouse its perfection, and never, ever--ever--return.

The global economy is in tatters not because of humanity's faults but because of its accomplishment. The country of Shan Won, a small island state off the coast of China, has cured all of our ills, and like a black hole, a piercing singularity of perfection, it's sucking the world dry of its stability and leadership and power.

Human traffickers become overwhelmed with smuggling hordes of North Americans across to Asia for a better life. And for Richard, to whom growing up seems to have solved nothing at all, escape seems to be his only option. But when he become reacquainted with Mia, the girlfriend of his twenties, he's no longer certain about just what's the problem and what's the solution. He only knows that he's running out of time.

The Year We Finally Solved Everything is a dark, ironic and fast-paced novel (55 000 words) about the sacrifices one makes to achieve perfection.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0048EL3IC?tag=discounter-20

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The Ghost of Birch River Cabin by John Gaffield

Staying at a dark secluded cabin along the Birch River that his uncle owns seems like the perfect fly fishing weekend getaway for Paul. Strange occurrences begin happening. Will it be enough to prevent the unknown history of the cabin from being repeated? (A short story with about 5500 words). Second edition - May 2011.

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Dragon Town (Dragon City Trilogy) by Tom Lichtenberg

Book Three of the Dragon City Trilogy: Dragon Town picks up 17 years after Freak City, which itself followed Snapdragon Alley by 17 years. Argus Kirkham, now 39, is once again dragged unwillingly into an inexplicable situation. Sapphire Karadjian returns to the story as an investigate journalist assigned to a new mystery, a volcanic sinkhole which has swallowed an entire football stadium, and from which a very strange and nameless young girl has emerged, hair and clothes on fire, with a message for Argus. Following Snapdragon Alley and Freak City.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XMOZNE?tag=discounter-20

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Rogue Hunter: Gaia #3: Legacy by Kevis Hendrickson

THE FINAL SHOWDOWN! Intergalactic bounty hunter Zyra Zanr engages the ruthless criminal Molly Black in a battle to the death, knowing that if she fails to seize control of the powerful Gaia, an unspeakable wave of terror and destruction will be unleashed on the galaxy. Book 3 of 3.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003DA447O?tag=discounter-20

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4 Killer Crime Stories in 4 Minutes by Benjamin Sobieck

* Named best crime flash fiction of 2010 by Jimmy Callaway, flash fiction demi-god. *

From the author of the crime novel, "Cleansing Eden," comes this collection of intensely satisfying crime flash fiction:

- "Purgatory at the Pump 'n' Loaf," about a murder at a gas station

- "Use the Pillow," about a hypnotherapist

- "You're the Boss," about a mob toady trying to please his boss

- "Timmy Says Put This in an eBook," about a kid's letter to an inmate

They only take four minutes to read. But they'll stay with you well beyond that.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00480ORZ2?tag=discounter-20

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Employee Development: Big Business Results on a Small Business Budget by Ted Kirchharr

Numerous studies have confirmed what most employers and managers already know; - an investment in the professional development of employees increases employee satisfaction and retention. What may not be as obvious is the important role low cost, self- implemented programs can play in the development of your employees. Our company has been nationally recognized five times as one of the best small businesses to work for. Let us share with you some of the lessons we've learned.

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