Friday, May 24, 2013

Where Do I Find Free Kindle eBooks? See Our List for Friday 5-24-2013


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Heaven’s Fire 4.2 stars on 20 reviews. “Spellbinding.” He can’t forget his past, she can’t trust the future. Together they race to prevent a catastrophic explosion. “Equal parts thriller, romance…compelling and deeply human.”
California Man 4.3 stars on 77 reviews. A heartwarming story of a woman who reaches through her paralyzing shyness to find love.
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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Free Books for Kindle – 35+ New Free Books for Thursday 5-23-2013


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Criminal Decision 4.8 stars on 20 reviews. A heroic mom battles a corrupt court to save her little girl from a wealthy pedophile. “Gripping and mesmerizing…” “…hard to put down…”
Another Dawn 4.4 stars on 82 reviews. A man with no future–a woman with no past–Another Dawn he wasn’t meant to see. Time Travel Romance at its very best. Deb Stover is back with another amazing tale of love and time travel!
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Weekly Featured Great Reads for 5-22-2013


A free listing we provide as a service to promote Great Reads from Independent Authors. Digital Book Today has posted our Weekly Featured Great Reads on the right and left hand side of our site. Today we have 8 great reads for Kindle Books that are highly reviewed. Take the time to check out the “Great Reads” and read more about them on Amazon.
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35+ of the Best Free Online Books for Wednesday 5-22-2013

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S’wanee: A Paranoid Thriller. 4.4 stars on 37 reviews. Suspense Thriller–Where Old Traditions Die Hard. Free 5/22-5/23.
Unintended Consequences. 4.4 stars on 180 reviews. A legal thriller that Scott Turow calls, “Most enjoyable.” Free 5/22-5/23.
The Hazards of Hunting While Heartbroken. 4.7 stars on 21 reviews. A smart, sexy, suspenseful chick lit. Don’t go to the beach without it. Free 5/22-23.
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Best Free Online Digital Books – 40+ New Titles Tuesday 5-21-2013


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The Four Last Things 4.6 stars on 28 reviews. Mystery. Thriller. These books are definitely nineties, but the current Amazon reviewers seem to like them quite a bit.
A Family Affair Real families aren’t always the ones you know about…722 reviews, 4.2 stars!
Forgotten Soul 4.3 stars on 42 reviews. “If you like intrigue, twisted plots, a love story, and an elaborate con worthy of The Sting all rolled into one well written and developed book, you’ll love this one”
We have a great list of the best free online digital books for Kindle. These are proven winners based upon user reviews. Selected free online digital Books from The Top 100 Best Free Kindle Books. Enjoy the best free online books to read with 40+ new Friday freebies.
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Hybrid by Greg Ballan – 4.4 Stars on 48 Reviews!


“Hybrid is an attention grabber from the first page; be prepared for a great one sit read.” ~ D.F. Levesque, Amazon Review
The Book Buzz segment today features Hybrid by Greg Ballan. The reviews for Hybrid has been outstanding resulting in an excellent rating of 4.4 stars on 48 reviews. How do you describe Ballan’s Hybrid? By taking a quoting a reviewer – “This book is a sci-fi fanatics/Super hero lovers dream! It goes from advanced beings from another planet to soldiers with M-16s and a down on his luck PI,this story is woven into an outstanding read. It had futuristic wars between aliens, beat them up fist-a-cuffs where human vs. Alien vs. Hybrid and of course a human interest plot on modern family dynamics.” The good news? It has a sequel that “is even better”. Another reviewer says “I enjoyed the fact that while the ending was left open enough that there could be more to come, it was wrapped up with a satisfying ending.” If this seem like your style of book they grab a copy of Hybrid. We are sure you will not be disappointed.
“Without giving too much away, what starts off as an entertaining crime drama quickly escalates into an all out sci-fi/fantasy slugfest, with page after page of intense action.” ~ Tommy Oliver, Amazon Review
“With Hybrid it doesn’t matter if you scream, the monsters like it that way.” ~ A Kid’s Review, Amazon Review
Book Description: ERIK KNIGHT, a small time private investigator, always knew he was different from everybody else. Keener senses, heightened awareness and an enhanced physical strength that could be called upon by his sheer will. Erik becomes involved with a team of high profile investigators and local police trying to locate a girl who was kidnapped in the middle of a playground amongst dozens of adults and children. None of the adults saw anything and what the children claim to have seen is too far fetched to be believed. The search evolves into a full-scale manhunt into the dark and desolate woodlands of the Hopedale Mountain. After a lethal encounter and a fatality, Erik, the investigators and police realize that what they’re dealing with isn’t a man and possibly isn’t of this world. What they’re dealing with is a sentient evil that has an appetite for young children..… Read more on Amazon.
About the Author: Greg Ballan is a graduate of Northeastern University holding Bachelor’s degrees in Marketing and Management. He lives in Hopedale with his patient, tolerant and sometimes bewildered wife, Teresa and his three children; Tom, Rachel and Christie. Greg enjoys several outdoor activities such as hiking, archery and shooting. When he’s not working his full time job as a Financial Analyst or getting lost in some unknown woodlands, he’s crunched over his laptop putting his warped imagination into words or penning a column about politics, hunting humor or his latest tale about avoiding house work and yard work.
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Monday, May 20, 2013

Author Interview #182: Brothers and Bones by James Hankins


Before we turn to our interview with James, here’s a description of Brothers and Bones (4.3 stars, 324 reviews): Charlie Beckham, a rising star among federal prosecutors, feels his world turn upside down when a deranged homeless man calls him by a secret nickname known by only one other person in the world—Charlie’s brother Jake, who went missing thirteen years ago. Charlie has a hundred questions but the homeless man disappears before Charlie can ask a single one.
So begins Charlie’s search for answers, and for his brother, a search that leads him down Boston’s darkest streets, into its blackest alleys, and, finally, into its criminal underworld. But if Charlie wants answers he’ll have to get them from some of the most feared and ruthless people in the city.

Interview with James Hankins:

1. Why did you choose to write Brothers and Bones over other stories you may have conceived?
It wouldn’t go away. That’s how I decide which of my stories to write. Ideas come to me all the time and the most persistent ones—the squeakiest wheels—become books. Those are the ones that I can’t shake, the ones that keep running through my mind when I’m behind the wheel, in the shower, while I’m trying to fall asleep at night. If there’s something in my mind that keeps pushing it into the spotlight, I pay attention to that.
For Brothers and Bones, it started when I used to see the same homeless man every day, near the same street corner, and he was always talking to himself as though he were arguing with someone only he could see. He’d be very focused on whatever he was saying and to whomever he imagined he was saying it. One day I wondered how strange it would be if, as I passed, he interrupted himself, looked up at me, and said—very clearly and lucidly—“Hi, James,” before resuming his argument with himself. It was an odd thought that I couldn’t get out of my head. Then I thought it would be even stranger if what he called me was something secret, something he simply shouldn’t know. What would that be? How could he know it? These questions led to more until it was a mystery I wanted to solve.
2. You used to write screenplays and later you practiced law. Now you’re an author. Does your experience in these different occupations help your writing?
One of my main goals as a writer of thrillers is to write in a way that makes my readers want to keep turning pages rather than to put my books down. To the extent that I’m successful in that regard, I have to believe that my filmmaking/screenwriting education and experience at NYU film school and in L.A.—experience that helped me learn to tell stories “cinematically”—have helped me a great deal.
As for my work as a lawyer, that’s an easy one. The protagonist of Brothers and Bones is a lawyer. It felt natural to draw on my experience for a book. Of course, Charlie Beckham is a federal prosecutor while I was an employment lawyer—and those are two very different animals—but I knew what it was like to be a lawyer in Boston. I’ve been to the federal courthouse where Charlie works. I might have chosen to make Charlie a lawyer even if I hadn’t been one myself, but I’m certain that writing him was a little easier because I had been.
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