The Horror and Mystery Boxed Sets/Omnibus Thread - FREE ONLY

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by koland

FYI - that's an affiliate tagged link (you have to cut it off starting with the %3FSubscription...)

Here's a clean link: http://www.amazon.com/Bullied-Box-Se.../dp/B005WV459E

Thanks, Karen.

I did a copy/paste from Amazon to here, but located the book from this site here: http://www.ereaderiq.com/free/




Don

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by jhempel24

While creating a multi-level toc and epub for this book, I noticed that Chapter 32 is missing....is this a typo or is it really missing??

I don't know. Which one of the four books has this problem?

I've a mind to delete the whole mess. I've heard nothing but bad things about this spamming writer. And he can't even bother to put a decent cover on the series.



Don

[koland]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

Thanks, Karen.

I did a copy/paste from Amazon to here, but located the book from this site here: http://www.ereaderiq.com/free/

Don

Yes, all their links are affiliate links, just not quite as recognizable (it uses the API syntax).

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by koland

Yes, all their links are affiliate links, just not quite as recognizable (it uses the API syntax).

Thanks for that information, Karen. I should have realized that.


Don

[jhempel24]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

I don't know. Which one of the four books has this problem?

I've a mind to delete the whole mess. I've heard nothing but bad things about this spamming writer. And he can't even bother to put a decent cover on the series.



Don

Well the way it's presented is the chapters continue from book to book.

Book 1 ends at chapter 15, book 2 starts at chapter 16.

So if I remember correctly it's Book 3 (but I'm away from my edited book at the moment so I'm not too sure.

[Dr. Drib]

ATTENTION: Calling all sicko psychos! We have a register open in Flatline Aisle #1. Proceed there for your injection.

Oh, did I wake you up? -- What's that? You were already dead? Well, in that case maybe this FREEBIE BOXED SET is just the thing you need to shove up your vein:

It's called Vampires, Ghosts, and God (Five Novel Box Set), located here:

http://www.amazon.com/Vampires-Ghost...1582114&sr=1-2

This is by author Aiden James, whom I have yet to read. The five novels include

The Vampire's Last Lover
Cades Cove
Plague of Coins
The Forgotten Eden
Deadly Night




Don

[crich70]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

ATTENTION: Calling all sicko psychos! We have a register open in Flatline Aisle #1. Proceed there for your injection.

Oh, did I wake you up? -- What's that? You were already dead? Well, in that case maybe this FREEBIE BOXED SET is just the thing you need to shove up your vein:

It's called Vampires, Ghosts, and God (Five Novel Box Set), located here:

http://www.amazon.com/Vampires-Ghost...1582114&sr=1-2

This is by author Aiden James, whom I have yet to read. The five novels include

The Vampire's Last Lover
Cades Cove
Plague of Coins
The Forgotten Eden
Deadly Night




Don

Thanks for the tip.

[Prestidigitweeze]

We need a thread like this for true crime books.

[Dr. Drib]

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[Indio777]

Here's a trilogy called Scrolls of the Dead by Billie Sue Mosiman. All are part of the Vampire Nations Chronicles:

Legions of the Dark
Rise of the Legend
Hunter of the Dead

[Indio777]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

Here are two boxed sets from Scott Nicholson - the man so busy writing, he's too busy to clean up his messy back catalog:


Vol 1:

http://www.amazon.com/Scott-Nicholso...8097451&sr=1-2

The set includes these novels:

The Red Church
The Skull Ring
Ghost College
As I Die Lying

Volume One is currently free again.

[Dr. Drib]

Thanks, Indio, for the head's up on the Mosiman.



Don

[Prestidigitweeze]

Originally Posted by Indio777

Volume One is currently free again.

Not any more, unfortunately.

So far, that was the only offer on this thread which actually sucked me in. I was curious to know whether the parody of Faulkner went beyond the title and informed the style and/or story.