You don't need a Kindle!....

You don't need to own a Kindle reader to read these books! You can read them on the internet or with the free Kindle apps for your computer, tablet, or smartphone:
...The Cloud Reader is automatically there when you have an Amazon account; you’ll see it under the buy button. In Cloud Reader, the books are stored on the internet and read on the web page.
...To download free Kindle reading apps for PC, Mac, iPhone, iPod touch, Android, Windows Phone 7, BlackBerry, IPad, or Android Magnet, go here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=sv_kstore_1?ie=UTF8&docId=1000493771

Enjoy!

Friday, October 19, 2012

Free Books Available Oct 19, 2012, Part 2

Rest of books for today:
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Green Living: How To Live A More Sustainable, Earth Friendly Lifestyle
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FICTION

Nature Survival and other Hardship

Prairie Bloomin' (Butter in the Well Series)
“Popular Kansas author Linda K. Hubalek continues the story of a Swedish immigrant family in Prairie Bloomin', the second book in the Butter in the Well series. Homesteading the Kansas prairie in 1869, Prairie Bloomin' features the diary of young Alma Swenson, as she grows up on the Kansas prairie that her parents homesteaded. Hubalek grew up in this same house, researching the land and family that lived on the farm before her.”

The Companion--A short story
“The rugged terrain of the Alaskan Territory provides the setting and character of this short story. Jack Raines, a veteran of WWII, settles in Skagway after the death of his mother in Kendall Washington. A loner and a drifter, Jack meets Charlie and they forge a friendship built on their complementary differences. As bush pilots they are fearless but as comrades they are woefully human. The spirituality of the wilderness and the spiritual nature of death are explored through this friendship and Jack’s personal loss.”

The McHenry Inheritance
“On a fly-fishing vacation in California's High Sierra, San Francisco stockbroker Quill Gordon encounters more than he bargained for. A menacing "citizen militia," led by a former radio talk-show host, has taken over an alpine meadow and is stockpiling a massive cache of weapons. Ellen McHenry, a rancher's daughter to whom Gordon is attracted, is in the middle of a trial over a contested will that is tearing apart her family and threatening her father's legacy. When a murder is committed in cold blood and broad daylight, Ellen becomes a suspect, the militia ramps up its suspicious activities, and Gordon is drawn more deeply into the case — whether he wants to be or not.”

The Redemption
“Four teenage girls, one boy and their swimming coach are trapped on a desert island, where the normal rules of living don’t apply. What will they do to survive? Are the rumours being spread about the coach, true? What else does he teach when he takes an individual on a hunting foray? Will Emma turn the tide of being bullied? Did one of the girls really fall to her death, or was she killed to cover up what was going on? This fast moving tale shows what can happen when the structure of society falls apart, old scores are settled and the innocent suffer.”

Politics, Terrorism, and Intrigue/Conspiracy

The Endorphin Conspiracy


Transfection
Medical conspiracy—cancer and GMO foods.

Collapse, Post-Apocalypse, Speculative Futures

8th Mountain
“Post-apocalyptic science fiction. Man lives in Tribes and returns to ancient ways on a devastated earth. Abandoned Condominium developments now serve as housing. Environmental collapse or war? No one remembers the cause. One woman begins a quest for the answer. A spiritual oddysey and reconnection with earth's beauty and harmony. Vivid, lyrical journey into a resurrecting nature. Filled with graphic images.”

Sun Day
“Last day for a father and his children as the Earth moves towards the sun. (Short Story)”

The Waters of Chaos: The Ancient Saga, The Modern Quest
Story theorizing how people from the ice age may have coped with rising water levels.

More Sci-Fi-or-Fantasy-ish

For the Future Generations (Our Generation)
Not free to Canada and I don’t know where else.

The Sentinel in Sector 5
“Five hundred years after mankind was nearly destroyed by The Plague, a controlled society known as the Precinct continues the evolution of the human race. The Wardens select all children for their lifelong occupation at age 5 and the Administrators teach them for 15 years their duties and responsibilities to Society. Alan7347F is a 17-year old Student classified to be a Machine Operator, but he spends his days wondering about the demise of his Ancestors’ civilization. One night, a rogue citizen, the Vagabond, creates a simulation that allows Alan and his classmates to travel back in time to experience firsthand the chain of events that nearly destroyed humanity. However, as the simulation unfolds, it becomes unclear what its true purpose is. The Sentinel in Sector 5 is a 30,000-word sci-fi novella about the burning questions lingering in a young man's heart amid a restricted society. Like a cross between THE HUNGER GAMES and BRAVE NEW WORLD, SENTINEL IN SECTOR 5 is sure to keep you entertained while making you think about where our civilization is headed.”

The Three Arks (Comet Clement series, #4)
Part 4 of series. Parts 1-5 have all been offered here free before. About the 12 years to prepare for a comet hitting earth. The arks are ships to leave earth.

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REDUCTIONS

Shut Down
First of several, second is below. “What happens when government fiscal mismanagement, resource wars, peak oil, overpopulation, high unemployment and an unexpected shocking and sudden wave of bank failures converge and descend at the same time? It just could mean unimaginable chaos. Written for readers of all ages, this riveting apocalyptic novel tells the exciting story of a young Asian American woman starting another routine, early-morning shift at a downtown Portland, Oregon, Starbucks. She finds, as the warm summer morning progresses, that the nation's economy has completely and utterly collapsed and there is absolutely nothing the government or anyone can do about it. The chaos, fear, and horrifying depravation that immediately follow start in the first chapter and move like lightning throughout the entire fast-paced book. Shut Down portrays her journey to seek safety, first for herself, then later for her family as they all flee for their very survival across the Sandy River and into the close-knit, rural farmlands of Corbett, Oregon, where they must work long hours and fight hard as they strive to establish a harsh, new life.”
Buck
Sequel to above “Most survivors across North America have banded together in isolated farming communities closed to outsiders. This is the story of Corbett, Oregon, one of the larger self-sustaining colonies, two years after the collapse.”
Each:
Previous Price: $7.99 (according to book watching program I use)
Current Price: $3.99

1 comment:

  1. Thank you for joining in Natalia -- a very interesting post! xo

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