It has been many years since these were on sale en masse, but now the first three books in Kathryn Miller Haines’ fun Rosie Winter series are on sale at Kindle US for $1.99 each. (I wish the author had written more than four…) And the second book is also on sale at Kobo US, […]
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Besides winning points for the hardest author name to spell that I’ve run across recently, Edward Sklepowich has written a nice nine-book mystery series set in Venice, Italy – the Urbino Macintyre series. And right now the last book in the series, The Veils of Venice, is only $0.25 at Kindle US. And, although it’s
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James Clavell is not really my thing, but he is lots of other peoples’ thing. And there is a new bundle of audiobooks of his complete Shogun/Asian Saga series at Humble Bundle, which includes the following: 1. Shogun (split into two audiobooks) 2. Tai-Pan 3. Gai-jin 4. King Rat 5. Noble House 6. Whirlwind 7.
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The Charles Paris series was Simon Brett’s first mystery series, and for lots of folks (at least on the Mobile Read forms, where I hang out a lot), it’s still their favorite. Now Severn House appears to have gotten the rights to the series, and the first ten books have dropped to £3.99 in the
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Kobo US and UK both have a buy 60, get 10 offer (dollars or pounds) right now on gift cards. In both cases it’s good through April 1, which means it’s been around a while, since these are usually good for several days. I never saw a splash/banner or email for this, but since I’m
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A whole bunch of Tolkien books are $1.99 and up right now at Kindle US as part of “Tolkien Reading Day”. And the “and up” isn’t too bad – many of them really are $1.99, and most or all of the rest are $2.99. If you like Tolkien, you probably already have most of these.
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I’ve enjoyed several of Simon Winchester’s books, including especially Outposts, but also, off the top of my head, Krakatoa, and The Map That Changed the World. And so I’m happy to see Winchester’s A Crack in the Edge of the World: America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906, on sale in the US for
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Open Road Media has quite a selection of public domain books that are (my experience) decently formatted and readable. And a few years back, Open Road used to have a different one free every week but then that dropped off. Or maybe I just quit noticing them, since they were starting to repeat the freebies
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This is almost certainly a pricing error, so who knows how long it will last… At the End of a Dull Day is the second and last in Massimo Carlotto’s short two-book Giorgio Pellegrini series. It’s priced at $0.10 (not a typo – by me, at least) at Kindle US right now. Buy at Kindle
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Over the past year or so, Jessie Mihalik made her fans happy by offering a couple of short fantasy/romance stories for free on her website: Books & Broadswords in early 2023, and then later, Rocks & Rapiers. These were web-serials, set in the same world, but not really linked other than that. And as you
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