Free (and very inexpensive) books for the Kindle

[Sporadic]

Seems to be available now

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Loving A Lost Lord by Mary Jo Putney [Historical Romance]

[Sporadic]

New month, new wave of free books.

Starting out with

Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning [Paranormal Romance]

Drawing on elements from the paranormal world that bestseller Moning (Spell of the Highlander) created in her earlier romances, this suspense novel takes readers on a darker journey, one dominated by the search for a powerful Faery magic and bereft of the romantic magic Moning's fans have come to expect. When MacKayla Lane, an ordinary young woman, travels to Ireland to track down her sister's murderer, she is sucked into an extraordinary world filled with ancient secrets, vampires, assorted Fae nasties and other tough-to-kill beings. In the process, Mac learns of her own unusual talents and finds an unlikely mentor in the wealthy and mysterious Jericho Barrons. Moning's newest foray contains suspense and plenty of setup. Indeed, this reads like a fragment of a larger story, an introduction to character and place that, while entertaining, skims the surface. But it's a compelling world filled with mystery and vivid characters, and this, combined with the hint of sparks between Jericho and Mac, will stoke readers' fervor for Bloodfever, the next installment. (Nov.)

[bxrLvr]

only 10 cents, pretty much free
The Caliphate

When Trent Lambert, a New York hedge fund manager, takes a run at the Indonesian Rupiah, he needs more than just money to make the currency decline. Amidst the glory of his billionaire status, he loses the support of his long time friend and investor. Then his son is kidnapped. The ransom: The destruction of the U.S. dollar and the ruin of the fragile American economy. Trent knows he can do it. But the FBI are now investigating him, and he must flee to Indonesia to save his son. On the world's busiest shipping lane, in its pirate-infested waters, Trent, a pirate, and a grade-school teacher, must confront the planet's most dangerous religious leader whose vision of a new superpower Trent is fulfilling with American-style capitalism.

[Sporadic]

Originally Posted by bxrLvr

only 10 cents, pretty much free
The Caliphate

Perfect for the self-published section Thanks!

[carld]

Originally Posted by Sporadic

Perfect for the self-published section Thanks!

We have a self-published section? I need to pay more attention.

[Sporadic]

Originally Posted by carld

We have a self-published section? I need to pay more attention.

Yeah, we have two under $1 sections. One published and one self-published

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Manifold: Time by Stephen Baxter [Science Fiction]

Hidden Empire: The Saga of Seven Suns - Book 1 by Kevin J. Anderson - $1 [Science Fiction]

The Caliphate by Jack Stewart - $0.10 [Adventure]

Twilight in the Spaces Between by David R Williams - $0.99 [Horror]

Moonlight by Keith Knapp - $0.99 [Horror]

Removed

The Hope Of Glory: 100 Daily Meditations on Colossians by Sam Storms [Self Help Christian] Price went from free to $7.99

Midnight Never Come by Marie Brennan [Historical Fantasy] Price went from $1 to $9.99

[catsittingstill]

"Magic Kingdom For Sale--Sold!" by Terry Brooks is free at the Amazon Kindle Store. (haven't seen this one mentioned; thought I'd bring it up.)

[pilotbob]

Originally Posted by catsittingstill

"Magic Kingdom For Sale--Sold!" by Terry Brooks is free at the Amazon Kindle Store. (haven't seen this one mentioned; thought I'd bring it up.)

Yep... it's been free for a while I think... perhaps that is why.

BTW: This is one of my all time favorite books and one I usually recommend to "new" fantasy readers.

BOb

[Sam Landstrom]

Thanks Sporadic for listing my novel MetaGame. Your list looks really useful. I'm going to link to it from a few Kindle forums I know of.

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Sam Landstrom
Author of acclaimed "MetaGame", sci-fi novel for 80 cents
http://www.amazon.com/MetaGame-ebook/dp/B002AJ88LC

[Michizzle]

Thanks again for maintaining this list Sporadic - I just downloaded several more freebies and cheapies! Love it! :-)

[koland]

No Little People by Francis A. Schaeffer

Book Description
Most Christians take an honest look at themselves and conclude that their limited talents, energy, and knowledge mean that they don-t amount to much. Francis A. Schaeffer says that the biblical emphasis is quite different. With God there are no little people! This book contains sixteen sermons that explore the weakness and significance of humanity in relationship to the infinite and personal God. Each was preached by Schaeffer at L-Abri Fellowship in Switzerland to the community that gathered there to work, learn, and worship together. The focus of this collection is the lasting truth of the Bible, the faithfulness of God, the sufficiency of the work of Christ, and the reality of God-s Spirit in history. The sermons represent a variety of styles-some are topical, some expound Old Testament passages, and still others delve into New Testament texts. No Little People includes theological sermons and messages that focus specifically on daily life and Christian practice. Each sermon is a single unit, and all are valuable for family devotions or other group study and worship. Readers will be encouraged by the value that God places on each person made in His image.

[Sporadic]

Sorry for no updates, I've been sick for the past few days.

Originally Posted by Sam Landstrom

Thanks Sporadic for listing my novel MetaGame. Your list looks really useful. I'm going to link to it from a few Kindle forums I know of.

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Sam Landstrom
Author of acclaimed "MetaGame", sci-fi novel for 80 cents
http://www.amazon.com/MetaGame-ebook/dp/B002AJ88LC

Welcome to the site! Definitely spread the word about this thread if you can.

Originally Posted by Michizzle

Thanks again for maintaining this list Sporadic - I just downloaded several more freebies and cheapies! Love it! :-)

Thanks again for the

Originally Posted by koland

No Little People by Francis A. Schaeffer

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No Little People by Francis A. Schaeffer [Christian Inspirational]

[awesomevegan]

I think this is VERY helpful! I like having free books available to read. I especially like finding free books by contemporary authors because I get bored reading only classics as the modern books are more my "cup of tea" lol. I read "Her Wiccan, Wiccan, Ways" and plan to read "Kiss Me Deadly" next. Both are free! I also downloaded many other free books to try to hold me over untill I get a gift card.

I am only afraid that I will get hooked and then the next books in the series will be $9.99 each! That's my luck though lol!

[trooper94]

A rare post from me to let you know about a new deal for a pretty good read.

Playing for Keeps by Mur Lafferty

Product Description
SPECIAL FOR JULY- PLAYING FOR KEEPS ON SALE - The shining metropolis of Seventh City is the birthplace of super powers. The First Wave heroes are jerks, but they have the best gifts: flight, super strength, telepathy, genius, fire. The Third Wavers are stuck with the leftovers: the ability to instantly make someone sober, the power to smell the past, the grace to carry a tray and never drop its contents, the power to produce high-powered excrement blasts, absolute control. over elevators. Bar owner Keepsie Branson is a Third Waver with a power that prevents anything in her possession from being stolen. Keepsie and her friends just aren't powerful enough to make a difference. at least that's what they've always been told. But when the villain Doodad slips Keepsie a mysterious metal sphere, the Third Wavers become caught in the middle of a battle between the egotistical heroes and the manipulative villains. As Seventh City begins to melt down, it's hard to tell the good guys from the bad, and even harder to tell who may become the true heroes.

and here is a review that does it more justice that I can:

PERSPECTIVE: sci-fi, fantasy, and comic book fan

This, Mur Lafferty's first published novel, takes the tropes of comic book-style superheroes and villains, and brilliantly upends them to explore what lies underneath. The world of Playing for Keeps not only contains the previously mentioned costumed characters, but also a group of relatively normal folk - "third wavers" - who have special abilities too esoteric and underpowered to be useful for daring or mischief... or so it seems. What follows is a story that explores the complexities behind what it truly means to be a "hero," even when society has deemed that you are not.

Playing for Keeps is at turns epic and human, with everyday, flawed characters that are forced to contend with extraordinary challenges in which there is often no "right answer." Mur's prose is deft and evocative, making this a compelling, engrossing read to the very end.

FINAL WORD: A HIGH five of five stars, and a must read not only for fans of genre fiction, but anyone who enjoys an excellent tale. Highest recommendation.

-Simon
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If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.

[Michizzle]

Originally Posted by awesomevegan

I think this is VERY helpful! I like having free books available to read. I especially like finding free books by contemporary authors because I get bored reading only classics as the modern books are more my "cup of tea" lol. I read "Her Wiccan, Wiccan, Ways" and plan to read "Kiss Me Deadly" next. Both are free! I also downloaded many other free books to try to hold me over untill I get a gift card.

I am only afraid that I will get hooked and then the next books in the series will be $9.99 each! That's my luck though lol!

Her Wiccan, Wiccan Ways is showing $3.60.