Read an EBook Week Postscript

Twilight Times Books was late updating their free book list yesterday, so they will be leaving both yesterday's titles:

• Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine Issue Sept/Oct 2005
• Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine Issue Jan/Feb 2006
  

and some (currently all) of the others from this week (which are mostly novels, not short stories) up as free downloads until March 17th. In addition, they will be having a sale on several of their titles over at OmniLit - 50% off until March 17th (they are mixed in with other discounted titles on the sale page). The discounted titles include:

• Awkward Grace by Jeff McCord
• Burnout by Stephanie Osborn
• Bainstorming by Darrell Bain
• Darrell Bain's World of Books by Darrell Bain
• Dragon's Moon by Bent Lorentzen
• Embraced by the Shadows by Mayra Calvani
• Gate to Nowhere by Leanna Sain
• Hiding Hand by Lee Denning
• Human by Choice (book I) by Travis S. Taylor and Darrell Bain
• Krona by Bent Lorentzen
• Lady Runaway by Ginger Hanson
• Monkey Trap by Lee Denning
• The Cresperian Alliance (book III) by Stephanie Osborn and Darrell Bain
• The Elixir by Thomas Root III
• The Solomon Scandals by David Rothman
• The Y Factor (book II) by Darrell Bain and Stephanie Osborn
• Touch of Fate by Christine Amsden
• Usurper by Patrick Welch

A reader sent in a tip on In Over Her Head ($24.95 paperback), by Elsie Russell, which I highlighted last August, when she was giving away a copy as a PDF. It's now available for the Kindle and only $1.00. As I've said before, visiting her web site is worth the time, just to see the samples of her paintings.

Book Description
The debut of Penny Bell's's musical composition, featuring the use of mysterious extremely low frequency waves takes a tragic turn when several concert-goers die in their seats during the performance. The once-bright horizons of Penny's career collapse, and she retreats to a dank Soho basement apartment lit only by the glow of computer monitors and electronic displays. There, using herself as a guinea pig, she sets out to unlock the secrets of her beautiful and deadly symphonies. A series of strange coincidences intrude upon her solitary quest. Her neighbor, the erotic performance artist Ula Nova's, disappears after her studio is broken into. And then Ula's charming and damaged young choreographer appears, and sweeps Penny off to Europe to search for the diva, plunging Penny into a seedy and unfamiliar world of jet set artists and international intrigue where the threads of every encounter always seem to lead back to those ELF waves and their pint-sized progenitor.

I want to thank all the publishers and authors who made their books available for free or deeply discounted this week. I've added quite a few to my TBR stack and look forward to trying out several new authors.