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Twelve New Free Kindle Books!

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Sun, Moon Maybe Trains Book Here are a bunch of new Free Kindle Books for you!

  • Don’t Let Me Go – “An excellent read.” –New Books Review
  • Silent Run (Sanders Brothers #1) – “From #1 New York Times Bestselling Author, Barbara Freethy, comes an emotionally compelling, romantic and suspenseful story …”
  • Close to You (A Laurel Heights Novel) – “Exciting and simply terrific.” – Romancereviews.com”
  • High Desert Haven (The Shepherd’s Heart) – “When her husband dies in a mysterious riding accident, Nicki Trent is left with a toddler and a rundown ranch.”
  • Beyond the Storm: Quilts of Love Series – “After a tornado rips through her town, store owner Abigail comes across a piece of fabric from a wedding dress among the devastation.”
  • Kate’s Kisses (Sweet Treats Bakery) – “Following the tragic, sudden death of her parents, Kate Spencer broke off her engagement from high school sweetheart Logan Daniels, just weeks before their wedding. She chose, instead, to remain in Mount Ridge, Tennessee to raise her younger sisters and help keep the family together.”
  • The Unseen (a parapsychology mystery) – “A terrifying novel of suspense inspired by the world-famous ESP experiments conducted by Dr. J.B. Rhine in the Duke University parapsychology department.”
  • Vigilante – “TOP TEN BEST-SELLING POLICE PROCEDURAL ON AMAZON FOR KINDLE!”
  • Midnight Marriage: A Georgian Historical Romance (Roxton Series) – “Set in the opulent world of the 18th century aristocracy and inspired by real events, Midnight Marriage is the standalone second book in the acclaimed Roxton family saga.”
  • The Secret Dreams of Sarah-Jane Quinn (Harper & Lyttle Series #2) – “”Amazing! Very rare to find a great story that doesn’t just follow a predictable formula. …wonderfully unpredictable, fun, funny, and had everything one could want.” – Reader review”
  • Freezing Point – “In a drowning, desperate world, the Soldyne Corporation sees an opportunity: Melt Antarctic icebergs into drinking water using their microwave satellite array, ship the water to thirsty nations around the globe, and make a fortune.”
  • The Sun, the Moon, and Maybe the Trains – “John Bartley’s days are filled with working in the mill or the garden, and he can’t wait to see Zella at the next barn dance. But when he stumbles through a hidden portal in the forest, everything he’s ever known falls behind him. A hundred and thirty-four years behind, to be exact.”