Free book (Sony) - Love Lockdown [Thriller]

[ATDrake]

Love Lockdown, by Mia Edwards, is a family secrets/organized crime revenge thriller, courtesy of publisher Macmillan, and free in the Sony store.

This is the only one of their promotional offerings of the past few days that has been both available and free to Canadians. Fortunately, this looks like the most interesting of the lot besides the Kage Baker book, which unfortunately loses points for being Topaz and not available to Canadians.

Description
Tiffany has vowed to get revenge on her half-sister and her boyfriend for killing her father Shon and her long-time lover Saliq. But first, Tiffany has to stay low until the dust settles. Tired of being slept on and disrespected, she meets Rasheeda, one of her father's former associates, who is also one of the baddest women in the streets. Rasheeda not only runs an elite escort service and a hot nightclub on the Virginia Beach strip, but she's also one of the major cocaine distributors in the Mid-Atlantic. Rasheeda takes Tiffany under her wing and introduces her to the side of the game that Shon had never revealed to his daughter.

Soon Tiffany reconnects with more of her father's former associates, settles old debts and rebuilds her father's drug reign in Virginia. Her reach soon spreads to Charlotte and Memphis. But Tiffany won't be happy until she finds Kanika and Tyrell. There are people who are willing to help Tiffany seek the just revenge that she's been craving for years.

A bunch of other freebies also showed in the past few days, but were announced for other stores' threads first, so I've done a round-up of the ones also available at Sony and Kobo in this thread here.

ETA: Going by the excerpt on the Sony site, this book may need a warning for sex and language for more sensitive readers. But despite the title and opening, it's probably not a romance, since those particular characters are likely to be killed off according to the description.

[petercreasey]

Originally Posted by ATDrake

This is the only one of their promotional offerings of the past few days that has been both available and free to Canadians. Fortunately, this looks like the most interesting of the lot

A, If possible, please provide the names/authors of the other free Sony books.

Thanks!

[ATDrake]

They're in the post linked right below the description of the book above.

Plus the other Sony freebie Macmillan (others so far Kindle-only), a finance self-help book not listed there. And a Sony-compatible Kobo freebie on punk music.