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Seven Unholy Days - free book by Kindle edition thru Friday
The Kindle edition of Seven Unholy Days is free through Friday. If you haven't read this one, there's no better time than now. It has already been downloaded 40,000 times this week.
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Celebrated entrepreneur Matt Decker goes from hero to goat when the futuristic power grid he designed is brought down by a hack that was supposed to be impossible, plunging the United States into darkness. As the nation descends into lethal pandemonium, Decker works feverishly to restore power and undo the damage. But the hack was just Day One, and the world is in for a very bad week.
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