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Hello hello, everybody!

Dropping below some eBooks I'm feeling really excited about—and they're all free, free, free on Amazon!

As always, we have a selection of genres to choose from here (but they are listed in order of my excitement, first being my most anticipated).

Let's go!


My 12 Hours Aren't Up Yet by Karen M. Rosner

This is a memoir that I'm dying to get to whenever I have a spare few hours!
According to its synopsis, My 12 Hours is written by someone who grew up with a heart condition—and who, as a result, had six open-heart surgeries and a heart transplant. Apparently, during one of these surgeries (at just twelve years old!), Karen was told she'd only have twelve hours left to live (if she survived at all)—and as the title suggests, she's still standing, stronger than ever.

The overarching message of the story is resilience, not taking "no" for an answer, and just generally being a badass, which I love. Some of my friends have already picked this up and they've said the writing is really engaging (and not depressing at all, even though it's pretty heavy subject matter), so I really don't think this'll be one to miss.

You can download the eBook for FREE for a limited time at www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3RNJVSL [amazon.com]. Thank me later!


Secrets Hidden In The Glass by Cate Beauman

This sounds like such a sweet little romance, and I'm here for it!
Here, we follow a stained-glass window artist (I'm already sold) who is on vacation on Carter Island when she meets Nate, a Sherriff, and sparks fly. Sounds pretty predictable, right? Think again: apparently, Callie (the stained-glass artist) has some secrets lying under the surface that could "rip apart their lives".

I don't know about you, but I'm intrigued. Quench your curiosity by downloading for free at www.amazon.com/dp/B076B6NQCB. [amazon.com]


The Girl He Needs by Kristi Rose

Yes, it's another romance, but hear me out: this sounds way more lighthearted and quirky.
The synopsis starts absolutely hilariously:
"Three reasons I'm getting in a car with a stranger, by Josie Woodmere:
My piece of crap car is on fire on the side of the highway.
The guy in the truck doesn't look like a murderer… in fact, he's hot.
Even if he tries something, I'm confident I could take him."

I'm already dying laughing.
Turns out that hot non-murderer is the owner of the flight school Josie is sent to by her temp job agency—and now, in the small office, she's "not sure if she wants to loosen his straight-laces or choke him with them".
Again: dying.
Also: I think we know which option she'll choose. And I, for one, need to see how it unfurls.

Grab for free at www.amazon.com/dp/B085BGHPF5 [amazon.com].


Run For Your Life by C.M. Sutter

Homicide Detective Mitch Cannon is heading home for the weekend when he receives notification that his sister, and his partner at work, and his girlfriend (sort of) have gone missing. The only clue is a phone call to Mitch from a withheld number, during which the speaker (very ominously) says, "Ticktock. Ticktock."
Eurgh.
So, the search begins.
This book has had over ten thousand ratings on Amazon as I write, with a 4.3-star average rating.
Oh, yeah.
The synopsis already sounded good, but those rave reviews have me sold. Find out whether it's overhyped or, indeed, as good as it sounds at www.amazon.com/dp/B09R11YDP6 [amazon.com].


50 Masterpieces You Have to Read Before You Die (Volume 2)

Need I say more?
You guys know I love keeping an eye out for free compendiums (for one, they're way too impractical to have in non-digital form, and two, they're insanely good value), so here you have it: fifty novels by the likes of H.P. Lovecraft, Leo Tolstoy, and H.G. Wells, all in one spot and for free, free, free.
If this doesn't keep you busy forevermore, I don't know what will.

Grab for free all the classics on your TBR at www.amazon.com/dp/B07QDJRRXF [amazon.com].