Some more free ebooks:
The Summoner by Layton Green (4 1/2 stars/94 reviews) Suspense.
Scream by Mike Dellosso (4 1/2 stars/33 reviews) Suspense; Christian fiction. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The 19th Element, A James Becker Thriller (A James Becker Suspense/Thriller Novel) by John L. Betcher (4 1/2 stars/27 reviews) Suspense.
B. Quick (Quick Mysteries) by C. S. Laurel (4 1/2 stars/20 reviews) Mystery; Gay & lesbian.
Exit Stage Left by Adam Croft (5 stars/1 reviews) British mystery.
Favorite Kills (Top Suspense Anthologies) by Harry Shannon, Bill Crider, Vicki Hendricks and Max Allan Collins (5 stars/11 reviews) Mystery; Short stories.
Pentecost. An ARKANE Thriller by Joanna Penn (4 stars/69 reviews) Suspense; Paranormal.
Enemies and Playmates by Darcia Helle (4 stars/123 reviews) Suspense. Also free at Kobo.
Dark Season: The Last Vampire by Amy Cross (4 stars/9 reviews) Vampires. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Eye of the Witch (Detective Marcella Witch’s Series) by Dana Donovan (4 stars/13 reviews) Horror. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Caged Moon by Rachel Deagan (5 stars/4 reviews) YA fantasy.
Ephemera: Dark Stories from the mind of Paul S. Kemp by Paul S. Kemp (5 stars/11 reviews) Short stories; Horror.
Whiteout by Cambria Hebert (4 1/2 stars/11 reviews) Short fantasy.
EverDawn by David J. Dove (4 1/2 stars/4 reviews) Science fiction.
The Storm Glass by Fred Limberg (4 1/2 stars/4 reviews) Science fiction.
Birthrights (The Awakening Trilogy) by Christine Butler and Jennifer Oliver (5 stars/6 reviews) Fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Marked (Soul Guardians, Book 1) by Kim Richardson (4 stars/47 reviews) Fantasy. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
The Darkening Dream by Andy Gavin (5 stars/30 reviews) Fantasy.
Daughter of Time: A Time Travel Romance (The After Cilmeri Series) by Sarah Woodbury (4 stars/30 reviews). Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Portal (Special Edition) (Portal Chronicles) by Imogen Rose (4 stars/173 reviews) Fantasy; Time travel; Romance.
Bewitching the Werewolf by Caroline Hanson (4 stars/45 reviews) Paranormal romance. Also free at Kobo.
Wonderwall- Just the Way You Are by Jessica Monet (5 stars/2 reviews) Short romance.
Tag Team by Nicola Marsh (4 1/2 stars/7 reviews) Short romantic suspense. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Sweet Revenge (Full-length romantic suspense novel, New Orleans Trilogy book 2) by Nina Bruhns (4 1/2 stars/8 reviews).
Welcome to Paradise by Carol Grace (4 1/2 stars/11 reviews) Ranch romance.
Rogue’s Honor (The Saint of Seven Dials) by Brenda Hiatt (4 stars/8 reviews) Historical romance.
The Headmaster’s Confession (Regency Historical Couples’ Fantasy) by Laurel Bennett (5 stars/2 reviews) Short historical romance. Also free at Kobo.
One Naughty Girl (A Landry James Short) by Alexx Andria (4 stars/12 reviews) Erotica. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Cajun Hot (steamy erotic romance with hot Cajun hero) by Nikita Black (5 stars/29 reviews) Erotica.
Beyond Nostalgia by Tom Winton (4 1/2 stars/49 reviews) Literary fiction.
The Little Known by Janice Daugharty (4 stars/39 reviews) Literary fiction; Coming-of-age.
All Different Kinds Of Free by Jessica McCann (4 1/2 stars/53 reviews) Historical fiction.
Three Scoops is a Blast! by Alex Carrick (5 stars/9 reviews) Short stories.
Speak Swahili, Dammit! by James Penhaligon (5 stars/6 reviews) Biography.
Success Is Not an Accident by Tommy Newberry (4 1/2 stars/59 reviews) Self-help. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Chasing Illusions by Trish Lamoree and Sam Klinkenberg (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Fables; Health, Mind & Body.
The Ultimate SEO Machine – Search Engine Optimization Made Easy by Mario Brown and S. Winter Saimond (4 1/2 stars/31 reviews).
First Year Teacher: Wit and Wisdom from Teachers Who’ve Been There by Randy Howe (4 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Education.
Amish Prayers by Beverly Lewis (4 1/2 stars/45 reviews) Religion. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Hope Beyond Hell The Righteous Purpose of God’s Judgment by D. Scott Reichard (4 1/2 stars/56 reviews) Religion. Also free at Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
A Yellow Jellow, What Did You Say? (Second Edition) by J. Kaylin (4 1/2 stars/4 reviews) Children’s fiction.
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A few reading ideas:
Still Life With Murder (Nell Sweeney Mysteries, Book 1) by P.B. Ryan (4 1/2 stars/83 reviews) This historical mystery is currently $0.99. Also at Barnes & Noble where it is the focus of this month’s Spotlight program.
The Ultimate Thriller Box Set by Lee Goldberg, Scott Nicholson, J.A. Konrath, J. Carson Black, Blake Crouch (4 stars/7 reviews) $0.99. Bundle of 5 thriller novels:
- Origin by J.A. Konrath
- Desert Places by Blake Crouch
- Darkness on the Edge of Town by J. Carson Black
- Watch Me Die by Lee Goldberg
- Disintegration by Scott Nicholson
Silent Tears: A Journey Of Hope In A Chinese Orphanage (AmazonEncore Edition) by Kay Bratt (4 1/2 stars/161 reviews) $2.99.
Irrepressible memories. Vacant eyes. A child being dangled from a third story window. A boy tied to a chair. Children sleeping in layers of clothing to fight off the bitter cold. An infant dying from starvation. Some things your mind will never allow you to forget.
Silent Tears is the true story of the adversity and triumphs one woman faced as she fought against the Chinese bureaucracy to help that country’s orphaned children.
The Walking Man by Wright Forbucks (5 stars/2 reviews) $0.99. I read this recently; its a quirky but good story.
Loosely based on a true story, The Walking Man is a story of "persistence, self-discovery and redemption" that brings new meaning to the term "never give up." This original and wickedly humorous love story begins when a teenage boy is inexplicably paralyzed. His family tries to care for him, but tragedy ensues causing the young man to be institutionalized. At Leicester County Hospital, a facility dedicated to excellence in everything it does, our hero sheds his bitterness after "winning" a war with his surly roommate. He then finds love when a beautiful volunteer stops by to read to him. Despite their instant connection, paralysis and the "love" of a brute leads to a breakup that forces "the walking man" to devise a plan to win back the woman he loves.
Odd Jobs by Ben Lieberman (4 1/2 stars/49 reviews) $0.99. Also at Barnes Noble and Kobo.
College student Kevin Davenport is working any and every odd job to make it through school. He discovers who killed his father while working at the corrupt, mob-controlled, Kosher World Meat factory. Now he will stop at nothing to prevent the killers from ruining other families and to get his revenge, as well. Conventional techniques, such as going to the police, have not only been ineffective for others, these methods have proven to be virtual suicide.
So all bets are off and Davenport uses the grittiest and strangest methods as tools to bring down the killers. The characters, misadventures and odd jobs will have the readers laughing. But the hazard is real and Davenport is in over his head.
Yellow Crocus: A Novel by Laila Ibrahim (4 1/2 stars/54 reviews) $2.99. Historical fiction.
In 1837, Lisbeth Wainwright is born to the white mistress of a sprawling Virginia plantation. Seconds later, she is delivered into the arms of her black wet nurse, Mattie. For a field hand like Mattie, her transfer to the big house is supposed to be considered an honor—except that the move tears Mattie away from her beloved grandfather and her infant son, Samuel. But Mattie is a slave, with no say in the matter, and so she devotes herself to her master’s daughter, though she longs to be raising her own child. Growing up under Mattie’s tender care, little Lisbeth adopts the woman’s deep-seated faith in God, her love of music and black-eyed peas, and the tradition of hunting for yellow crocuses in the early days of spring.
As the years pass, Lisbeth is drawn slowly back into her white parents’ world and begins to learn the ins and outs of life for a high-born young lady. Still she retains her connection to Mattie, befriending Samuel and drifting comfortably between the two worlds. She accepts her parents’ assertion that their slaves depend upon them for guidance and protection, yet that notion becomes more and more difficult to believe as she gains awareness of the inequality of life in the big house versus the slave quarters.
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Amazon currently has a selection of covers, cases and sleeves for the Kindle Fire
There are a couple of well-rated children’s apps that are currently free (one for today only) at the Amazon Appstore. 
VeggieTales Spotisode Collection (4 1/2 stars/7 reviews) develops object recognition skills and features VeggieTales video clips, songs and gameplay. The Android version of this title is launching exclusively at Amazon and is currently free.
Math Training for Kids (4 stars/73 reviews) is the free app today at the Appstore. Teaches basic math and has three difficulty levels.
