Friday’s Top eBooks
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Claiming Mia
by Alisa Woods
FREEBIE
Paranormal Romance
Rating: 4.4
Can a broken Alpha save her from the Big Bad wolves? Lucas has lost his mate, and he’ll never claim another—his kind of broken can’t be fixed. He’s still alpha enough to rescue a young woman from the predatory Red wolf pack, but when she shows up at his office—as his sexy new intern—she stirs up feelings that need to stay buried…
Mia’s just trying to earn her degree and dig her way out of poverty. Keeping her shifter nature secret is key, but her internship at the hottest dot-com development firm in Seattle also has the hottest boss… and he’s a wolf. Who just happened to save her life… Check out Alisa Woods’ Dot Com Wolves series! #ad
The Mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
by Sylvia Wrigley
FREEBIE
History
Rating: 4.2
Malaysia Airlines flight 370 departed from Kuala Lumpur airport shortly after midnight, full of passengers flying to Beijing. Half an hour later, the greatest mystery in aviation history had begun.
Though most of us will board an aircraft at some point in our lives, we know little about how they work and the procedures surrounding their operation. It is that mystery that makes the loss of MH370 so terrifying. Follow along step-by-step as Wrigley recreates the flight and its disappearance. Review the many varied theories as to how it could have happened – up to and including alien abduction… #ad
Shatter the Roses
by Shawn Luther
BARGAIN
Young Adult
Rating: 5.0
All day benders, promiscuous nights, and endless student loans: the world seems a strange and unusual place for both Tom and Erika, but then college makes everyone feel like a fish out of water. With their own unique brand of wit, they write the world around them in their own terms. But beneath the surface is a searing, truthful look at the lives of two college students way beyond their years, but still bound by the painful memories of the past.
A poignant love story as well as an intimate coming-of-age drama, Shatter the Roses examines what it means to be drawn to other people, to search desperately for understanding, and to find company even in the most unlikely of places. #ad
Two Steps Forward
by Luana Ehrlich
BARGAIN
Mystery/Thriller/Suspense
Rating: 4.9
CIA operative Titus Ray expects the unexpected. Just not this time. Just not this way. Just not on his honeymoon.
Titus and Nikki begin their new life together in a church ceremony in Norman, Oklahoma and immediately fly to Marrakesh, Morocco for their honeymoon. Then, the unexpected happens, and Titus has an encounter with Jihadi terrorist Baran Asan. Cutting their honeymoon short, Titus and Nikki head over to Israel to search for their foster child’s grandmother, but then an unexpected discovery leads to a second sighting of Baran Asan and reveals disturbing news about a planned assassination in Iraq… Check out Luana Ehrlich’s Titus Ray Thrillers! #ad
A Bride to Mend His Soul
by Aurora Hanson
BARGAIN
Historical Romance
Rating: 4.8
For as long as she can remember, Suzannah Murphy’s family has been moving around the country, never settling down. All that changes when she finds out that her parents plan to make the Reed ranch their permanent home, and promise her hand to the owner’s son. Although Suzannah dreams of starting a family, she won’t abide by an arranged marriage, especially when her betrothed is the most reserved and distant person she has ever met.
Yet, as she breaks down the walls surrounding his heart, and his kindness unfolds, she will soon find out the true reason he has been acting so strangely. Utterly unprepared for the challenges that are about to follow, will she manage to stand by his side without risking her own fate? #ad
Dwarves of Elvenshore
by Clark Graham
BARGAIN
Fantasy
Rating: 4.2
“As a very proud Dwarf fanatic, I can honestly say that this book brings Dwarves out in a great and more realistic light. They aren’t simply a hardened race who love mining and battle, though it is one part, they are much more.” -Watt’stheNews
Four lost dwarves have ventured out of the Lonely Mountain. To Sarchise and the rest of the Royal Scouts, it’s a bad omen. He stands at the edge of the clearing wondering if he should save them or not. He knows perils of the Westwood but he doesn’t know that an evil is growing more powerful each day, and if left unchecked, will destroy not only the Westwood, but the entire land of Elvenshore. Will he and his new dwarf allies be enough to save the land? Check out Clark Graham’s Elvenshore Series! #ad
LOVE, LOOK AWAY
by Lisette Brodey
FREEBIE
Romantic Comedy/Women’s Fiction
Rating: 4.5
Twenty-nine-year-old Sage Gordon has had it with love. When she’s not busy running her metaphysical gift shop in the old-money town of Swansea, New York, she’s content with the company of her dog and two cats.
Years ago, the boy she thought she’d marry some day disappeared in the middle of the night and was never heard from again. Haunted by the loss of Jimmy, she remains wary about love, until she is set up with a gorgeous NYC marketing executive. Love moves quickly, and she finds herself engaged — but if only he had betrayed her before she sent out the save-the-date cards… #ad
Crafting with Herbs
by Debbie Wolfe
FREEBIE
Crafts & Hobbies
Rating: 5.0
Capture the beauty, fragrance, and power of herbs in these delightful crafts for home and garden.
Why craft with herbs? They’re easy to grow, beautiful, fragrant, full of health benefits, and are incredibly versatile! Herbs are best known for their medicinal and culinary uses, but there’s so much more you can do with them. From spray disinfectants to wreaths and garlands, custom herb salts to homemade skincare products, there’s something here for every room of your house—and everyone on your gift list! #ad
Call the Midwife: Shadows of the Workhouse
by Jennifer Worth
BARGAIN
Biography & Memoir
Rating: 4.6
When twenty-two-year-old Jennifer Worth, from a comfortable middle-class upbringing, went to work as a midwife in the direst section of postwar London, she not only delivered hundreds of babies and touched many lives, she also became the neighborhood’s most vivid chronicler.
Woven into the ongoing tales of her life in the East End are the true stories of the people Worth met who grew up in the dreaded workhouse, a Dickensian institution that limped on into the middle of the twentieth century. #ad
Nearly Drowned
by TR Moore Ede
BARGAIN
Christian Urban Fantasy
Rating: 4.9
Malissa has never known her true origins, but that’s about to change. Malissa’s world is flipped upside down when rescuing a man from a pool that should have been empty makes her a target of those who tried to drown him. The closer they get the more she realizes that they might have been after her for foiling their plans, but not anymore. They seem to recognize her but from where?
Adopted as an infant, Malissa was left with no information about her parents or so she thought. After rummaging through some old papers she finds a note from her biological dad. On it, it says that he left her there for her safety. Unfortunately, no clues as to what sort of danger but surely the danger is gone, right? Check out TR Moore Ede’s Tèarmann Chronicles! #ad
Run With My Heart
by Lorana Hoopes
BARGAIN
Sports Romance
Rating: 4.7
Pro football player Tucker Jackson has a chip on his shoulder. His mother died when he was young, his father threw himself into his work, and the team he now plays for is in danger of losing their season. His anger drives him to a bar where an ensuing fight earns him service at a community center. Can he find a way to tame his ire before it destroys his dreams forever?
Shelby Doll has a heart for kids, but the community center she runs is short on funds. Tucker Jackson is her last hope to keep the doors open, but will he leave her in a lurch when it matters the most? Check out Lorana Hoopes’ Texas Tornados series! #ad
Tune Up
by Joe Klingler
BARGAIN
Mystery/Thriller/Suspense
Rating: 4.0
“Once again the author succeeds in spinning his story so well that readers can’t help but keep turning the pages to see its spectacular climax.” -Kirkus Reviews
On their second case, Qigiq and Kandy are loaned to the Traffic Division to investigate an early morning accident. Hit and run. By a motorcycle. The victim is an elderly Asian woman. A young witness in a nearby dry cleaner and a truck driver suggest all “accidents” aren’t created equal. Then the Captain drops a new assignment on their desk: an affluent Bay Area lawyer is missing. The man’s wife stomps into their office screaming about a contract she found hidden in the backups of their home computer. A contract with a seven-figure payout, and an incriminating Exhibit A… Check out Joe Klingler’s The Secrets of Mylin series! #ad
Best Murder in Show
by Debbie Young
FREEBIE
Cozy Mystery
Rating: 4.2
A dead body on a carnival float at the village show. A clear case of murder in plain sight, thinks new arrival Sophie Sayers – but why do none of the villagers agree?
What dark secrets are they hiding to prevent her unmasking the murderer, and who holds the key to the mystery? – Hector, the gorgeous but enigmatic owner of the village bookshop – Joshua, the intrusive yet insightful old man from next door – Carol, village shopkeeper, the fount of village gossip, not all of it reliable. And what is that mysterious ingredient that almost knocks Sophie out when she takes tea at the village bookshop? #ad
The Baby Brother From Outer Space!
by Pamela Butchart
FREEBIE
Children’s Fiction
Rating: 4.3
When Haroon’s mum brings his baby brother into school, Izzy and her friends are ALARMED! The baby is clearly using mind control because the office ladies are being REALLY NICE. He spells space words with his blocks and he REALLY LIKES SCHOOL DINNERS!
But it’s when he starts USING HIS ALIEN PHONE that they know. Haroon’s baby brother is from outer space and he’s MAKING CONTACT WITH ALIENS! #ad
When Faith Fails
by Dominic Done
BARGAIN
Religious & Inspirational
Rating: 4.7
Wrestling with doubt can be profoundly lonely, but Portland pastor Dominic Done offers a safe place to openly wrestle with your faith without being criticized or judged.
Writing with humor and candor out of his own experiences, and incorporating Scripture, literature, and accounts of others who have doubted, Dominic Done argues that not only is questioning normal, it is often a path toward a rich and vibrant faith. Rather than viewing trust and doubt as incompatible, When Faith Fails provides readers with a way to wrestle and ask questions while growing ever closer to God. #ad
The Boy and the Lake
by Adam Pelzman
BARGAIN
Literary Fiction
Rating: 4.3
Set against the backdrop of the Newark riots in 1967, a teenage Benjamin Baum leaves the city to spend the summer at an idyllic lake in northern New Jersey.
While fishing from his grandparents’ dock, the dead body of a beloved neighbor floats to the water’s surface—a loss that shakes this Jewish community and reveals cracks in what appeared to be a perfect middle-class existence. Haunted by the sight of the woman’s corpse, Ben stubbornly searches for clues to her death, infuriating friends and family who view his unwelcome investigation as a threat to the comfortable lives they’ve built… #ad
Forgotten Mail-Order Bride
by Margaret Tanner
BARGAIN
Western Romance
Rating: 4.6
Miranda Kingston’s feckless brother takes out a mortgage on their ranch, then leaves town and she is left to pay off the debt.
With the bank clamoring for their money and threatening to foreclose, she takes the desperate step of attempting to become Rowan Carstairs’ Mail-Order Bride. After exchanging several letters, they agree to marry. Then the letters suddenly stop. What will happen when Miranda confronts Rowan? Why would Rowan propose marriage then forget about his bride-to-be? #ad
A Savage Kultur
by Monique Roy
BARGAIN
Historical Fiction
Rating: 4.1
Ava, a Jewish art student at Oxford University in England, receives a heart-wrenching letter from her grandfather after he dies. From the letter, she discovers that her grandfather has left her his London art gallery, which he says will secure her future, as well as provide a place for her to grow her artistic talents and follow her passion for art. The letter also describes his one last wish—that she recover a treasured Vincent van Gogh painting, The Lovers: The Poet’s Garden IV, that belonged to her grandparents and was deemed degenerate and looted by the Nazis in 1937.
Arriving for the first time at the gallery, she discovers old photographs in a secret room that recount the harrowing past—a Nazi propaganda parade in 1937. She quickly becomes aware that the room and the gallery, with an empty frame for the missing van Gogh, hold such rich memories of her grandparents… #ad