Truth by Geraldine Anello: This luminous poetry collection by bestselling author Geraldine Anello captures an indicated level of conscious awareness. Readers will be taken on a journey deep into the soul where they’ll come in contact with topics of nature, growth, death, and spirituality through an imaginative and intimate collage. There are common themes that may help others in their own spiritual journey.

This book is Free on January 8, 2022

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Fred’s Golden Years (Cypress Lake Book 2) by Joe Basara: Legend-in-his-own mind ex-Marine Fred Gold retires to Florida and enlists neighbors to get the pot-holes in their street fixed. He leads a car-convoy to City Hall, just like (in his own mind) he did landing craft in the invasion of Tarawa Atoll in World War II. If the city refuses to fix the street, no worry; Freddie Gold has only begun to fight.

This book is Free on January 8, 2022

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The Indian Farmers Protest (The Resistance Collection) by Sir-Inder Deol: Sir-Inder Deol’s mastery of the poetic word transports the reader directly into the forefront of the largest mass protest in human history. His tone eloquently reflects a combination of the personal and collective struggle of the agitators, inviting readers to both question and better understand the political and corporate cogs of society.

This book is Free on January 8, 2022

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The Scarlet Promise: The Invisible Thread of Unconditional Love by Sangeeta Kathuria: “An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstance. This invisible red thread will never break and you will either find your way back to me somehow, or me to you.” Esha is promised to another man. Falling in love with Jack was not an option. But fall in love she did. And that too after her wedding vows to another man.

This book is Free on January 7, 2022

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Hazel The Outlaw Mummy by Bob DeMoss: Did Hazel shoot the sheriff and his deputy? How did she become mummified? Is her story a tall tale — or the real deal? Does a country carny hold the key? And, why do we hold on to things in life which should have been buried long ago? NYT & WSJ bestselling author, Bob DeMoss, reveals the truth in this ManyBooks Book of the Month winner.

This book is Free on January 4, 2022

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A Story to Die For by Benny Katz: A collection of seven stories which create a collage of modern life. In each, men and women face the struggles of a budding new society. The characters openly reveal the good and the bad, the past and the future, and the heart’s deepest desires.

This book is Free on January 3, 2022

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Burning and Dodging by Julie Wittes Schlack: As Peter’s research assistant, Tina tracks down not just the provenance of his photos, but also an unidentified child and Peter’s estranged daughter. But in trying to create happy endings for other people’s children, she must reexamine her relationship with her own father, and the quest for achievement that has brought her to this unsettled moment.

This book is Free on January 2, 2022

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Little Things: A Novel by Amy Fillion: A captivating tale both heartfelt and heartbreaking, Little Things explores the love and compassion a family has for one another through an unimaginable diagnosis. How will Sam, Ben, and Caroline endure the unthinkable? Will they persevere through a diagnosis that will inevitably alter their lives forever?

This book is Free on November 30, 2020

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BIRD (The Bird Trilogy Book 1) by Tami Egonu: In 19th century England, young Emily Sanderson is headstrong and idealistic. Resistant to her family’s expectation of an arranged marriage, her future security is nonetheless assured. That is until a fateful encounter in a London bookshop, where she falls instantly in love with sophisticated black playwright, Josiah Equiano.

This book is Free on November 30, 2020

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Whippoorwill Chronicles by Timothy Strong: George, fifteen, and Sam, twelve, have been best friends for as long as they can remember. Slowly the boys drift apart as the difference in their ages defines them. Their journeys take them to Vietnam, first sexual encounters, psychiatric wards, and returning home again.

This book is Free on November 28, 2020

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The Robin Sings Alone by Dan Nimak: For fourteen years, The Girl has been shuffled from one foster home to another, hoping for a forever family that never happens. But her newest home has something none of the others have had: a friend, an older man she calls The Gardener, with whom she occasionally sneaks out for some late-night snacks and other harmless escapades.

This book is Free on November 28, 2020

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