The Sojourners by T.L. Hughes: Mike Hogan, Decky Brady, and Luke Coppens find themselves in London, still chasing and believing their Hollywood dreams of working in the music video business. This inspiring, reflective novel shows the importance of ultimate belief in ourselves, and the realization that despite our differences, deep down inside, we all share a common good.
This book is Free on March 31, 2020
The Last Orphan by Jeffrey Lowder: “It is 1859, a time of mistrust, polygamy, and a theocracy defended by armed militias. Your heart will go out to a five-year-old orphan boy trapped in the turmoil, and two indomitable women, each of whom claim him as her own.” – David Nelson, writer San Francisco Chronicle, ret.
This book is Free on March 29, 2020
Simone St. Lo Hits the High Seas (The Simone St. Lo Series Book 3) by F.E. Arliss: The Countess Simone St. Lo and her eccentric castle staff in France have foiled a murder and sabotage in their first two years together. When they discover a container full of trafficked humans on the docks at Cherbourg, it will be up to them to find the real culprits before the estate, or Simone’s love interest, a renown mob boss, is blamed.
This book is Free on March 29, 2020
Still One More Chance For Love by Bert Murray: A crazy stalker is turning forty-year-old Stella’s beach vacation in the Hamptons into a nightmare. But a handsome older actor she meets walking her dogs says he can help protect her. This is a slice of life short novel filled with strong emotions, suspense, and romance set in a legendary seaside resort town in Long Island.
This book is Free on March 28, 2020
Yoga Cocaine by Daralyse Lyons: Once addicted to cocaine, Jessica needs another kind of fix. A positive one. She comes to yoga hoping for a pathway out of pain and finds more than she ever believed possible. This book has been called “an addicting read” by reviewers. Download a copy for a page-turning escape from the outside world!
This book is Free on March 28, 2020
Sockeye by Michael F. Tevlin: When his father dies, Joe Wallace returns to Oregon after a 10-year exile. Fighting his drinking, a mysterious stalker and his brother’s development plans, Joe discovers a life worth living, with a woman he was meant to love, in the place he was meant to live. And he realizes the redemption possible in a deep connection to the land.
This book is Free on March 27, 2020
The Sea of Tranquility 2.0 (Book 1) by Charley Brindley: A teacher must find a way to save her students from failing their senior year at high school. She resorts to drastic measures resulting in The Sea of Tranquility 2.0. Her students develop a radical project to slow rising sea levels and provide a homeland for refugees set adrift by wars, failing economies and gang violence.
This book is Free on March 27, 2020
War One: Slovenia (Tito’s Lost Children Series) by Andrew Anzur Clement: A snarky band of teenagers and twenty-somethings must stop their country from tearing itself apart. But, any chance of success will depend on getting past the rogue People’s Army captain who is out to stop them and win redemption in the eyes of his father, in this tale of friendship, sacrifice and perseverance set during the 1990s Yugoslav Wars.
This book is Free on March 27, 2020
My Crazy (Sick) Love by Drica Pinotti: Amanda Loeb is a single, intelligent New York City attorney coming up on the eve of her thirtieth birthday. With a seemingly perfect life, one detail sets Amanda apart – she’s a hypochondriac. When Amanda meets Brian Marshall, her heart beats in undiagnosable somersaults. As their relationship develops, the intricacies love brings may be the cure-all ‘pill’ she needs to free herself.
This book is Free on March 26, 2020
Close by Robert Blain: A tale of family, betrayal and survival in post-war Glasgow. Jimmy Baxter made engines for British Bombers during WWII. When he strikes up a friendship with a German tobacconist, he is made aware of his own role in the war. This leaves Baxter very conflicted and he vows to make amends – setting in motion events that will reverberate for a lifetime.
This book is Free on March 26, 2020
Old Wounds to the Heart (Whippoorwill Hollow Book 2) by Ken Oder: Out of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia comes a 1960s American tale bound with the regrets people carry to their graves and a tumultuous chance at redemption. Three friends decide if their hearts will lock them into old wounds or lead them to new love.
This book is Free on March 25, 2020
Octavia Pompeii (Raji Book 1) by Charley Brindley: December, 1925. Vincent Fusilier finds Raji sleeping in his parents’ barn. He thinks she’s a vagrant and tells her she has to go. She doesn’t understand English and doesn’t know where she is. Over the next few months, these two teens struggle to understand each other’s language and culture.
This book is Free on March 25, 2020
The Unlounging by Selraybob: Mark Twain meets Vonnegut in this witty and poignant romp. While ne’er-do-well Selraybob is getting the overdo heave-ho from his fed-up wife, he has an epiphany. Time is a count, he decides. And it sticks in his craw, nudging him off his worn-out lounger and out into the world of sultry clock fixers and mysterious Time conspiracies.
This book is Free on March 25, 2020
Go On, Girl: A Novel (Forest River PTA Moms) by Hilary Grossman: Sydney Clayton is a corporate dynamo – but when she joins the PTA at her daughter’s school, she realizes professional drama has nothing on suburban backstabbing! A hilarious and heartwarming novel that’s perfect for fans of Class Mom.
This book is Free on March 24, 2020
Tangled Threads by Sandy Hill: Ruthann and Delia, two strong women who grew up together, parted ways long ago. Or so they thought. But now, Ruthann has a secret. And she needs Delia’s help. But how much help should you give your enemy? This carefully researched novel, praised by book clubs, lets the reader enter the little-known world of a 1890s Southern cotton mill village.
This book is Free on March 24, 2020
Trying to Live Happily Ever After: 17 Short Fantasies by Clive Lilwall: If you were Cinderella, how would you deal with your evil stepsisters? If you were Red Riding Hood, would you trust the wolf with your grandmother? “Trying to Live Happily Ever After” is a collection of 17 adaptations of stories in which Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel, and others face today’s problems. How do they deal with it all?
This book is Free on March 24, 2020
Just the Trouble I Needed: A Bayou Sabine Novella (The Bayou Sabine Series Book 4) by Lauren Faulkenberry: Kate McDonnell wants to trade her hectic city life for a quiet getaway, but when she meets sexy sheriff Andre Dufresne, her world is turned upside down. Suddenly she’s got nothing but trouble, but that might be exactly what she needs to find love.
This book is Free on March 23, 2020
Outside the Limelight (Ballet Theatre Chronicles Book 2) by Terez Mertes Rose: *A Kirkus’ Best Indie Books of 2017 selection* Two talented ballet sisters beset by professional rivalry and bound by love must reexamine loyalties when a devastating medical condition leaves one fighting for her career. Opportunity, betrayal, and passion color this behind-the-scenes glimpse of the professional ballet world.
This book is Free on March 23, 2020
The After Days: A Dystopian Twist on Contemporary Fiction by Amy Ginsburg: Over 150 stellar reviews! Two ordinary suburban couples must find within themselves the strength and ingenuity to endure a world without electricity that grows more chaotic and dangerous with each passing day. How far are they willing to go to survive not only the predators and scavengers but also empty pantries, boredom, despair… and each other?
This book is Free on March 22, 2020
Purling Road (The Complete First Season: Episodes 1-10) by M.L. Gardner: A continuation from the bestselling 1929 Series, Purling Road revisits Rockport’s favorite characters. Secrets from the past are revealed, and tensions are thick as this 1930s group of friends navigate through their issues. Will they forgive each other and move on or will their friendships end for good?
This book is Free on March 22, 2020
Chasing Rabbits by Rodolfo Del Toro: As a driven fourth-year medical student, Rudy Dell is all about numbers and school standing. But in an unexpected turn of events, he finds himself assigned to the Oncology Unit of the University Pediatric Hospital, in unfamiliar territory and answering to a demanding attending physician. Unbeknownst to him, he will face a most unexpected test.
This book is Free on March 22, 2020
White Pumpkin Seed by Annie Wang: White Pumpkin Seed takes you on a journey to Taiwan’s countryside in the 1970s and 80s. Follow Vanessa as she grows up on the goose farm of her adoptive parents, surrounded by lush greenery, clear rivers, humor, and love, but also poverty and suffering. Music helps her to overcome tragedy and takes her on a journey to a surprise discovery.
This book is Free on March 21, 2020
A Familiar Stranger by Matthew Williams: Think you don’t like poetry? Think again! A Familiar Stranger explores modern themes including social media, image obsession, and consumerism; universal themes including love, loss, mortality, mental health and suicide, and the daily challenges of bullies and pub aggro. There’s something for everyone here!
This book is Free on March 21, 2020
Flash Fiction for Animal Lovers (Flash Fiction Anthologies Book 7) by Theodore Jerome Cohen and Alyssa Devine: A book chock full of stories about loyal canines, mischievous felines, photobombing birds, and other creatures, large and small, that will make you smile, perhaps shed a tear, but always leave you thinking about this strange and awesome road we call “life.”
This book is Free on March 21, 2020
