OH NO!!! My lawn is too green. They will know I have been watering it despite the drought! I had a good balance of brown and green going for a while, but with the foggy weather it turned full green. My next door neighbor’s lawn is completely dead, so I look like a jerk. My mother hates Costco with a passion (Stay with me for a second I am on the same subject), and when she spots something of mine she likes and asks me where I got it, she goes nuts when I tell her I got it from Costco. Costco has fake grass right now. I am thinking it that will not only solve the guilt issues I have with the water, but I would also get a good giggle out of telling my mom the lawn is from her favorite store. WIN WIN!!

Whistlin’ Dixie (Tempered Steel Book 1)
Maggie Adams
4.2 Stars (54 Reviews)
Genre: Humor & Satire | Romance

FREE for a limited time

A man on a mission…

Mackenzie Coalson was determined to rebuild his hometown after a devastating flood left it in ruins. He has no time for a relationship and all the romantic junk that goes with it. He has a vandal to catch and no sweet smelling bundle of femininity is going to sway him.

A woman protecting her family…

Dixie Harris charged into the county sheriff’s office with a sassy sway and a smart mouth, eager to give the sheriff, and anyone else, a piece of her mind. When she locks horns with the devil himself, in the form of Mac Coalson, she quickly learns he has a temper to rival hers, even if he’s the living epitome of her sexual fantasies.

When the two unite to catch a potential murderer, it’s in everyone’s best interest to keep it, “business only”. But that’s hard to do when their combined attraction is volatile enough to burn down the town.

Click here to get this book for FREE

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

The Liger Plague (The Liger Series Book 1)
Joseph Souza
4.3 Stars (48 Reviews)
Genre: Horror | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

FREE for a limited time

Book 1 in Joseph Souza’s bestselling Liger Series

A Deranged Terrorist…A Novel Hybrid Bioligical Weapon…Unleashed on an Island off the Coast of Maine…Can One Man Stop the Plague?

Colonel Tag Winters receives a mysterious call while on vacation—a brilliant terrorist playing a game of cat-and-mouse has released a novel virus on Cooke’s Island, Maine on the busiest day of the summer. Now his family has gone missing and all evidence points to him as the perpetrator of this frightening biological event. Winters must prevent the unsuspecting population from leaving Cooke’s Island or else risk this insidious plague from spreading to the mainland.

His fierce will to survive, and clear his good name, fuels his determination to discover the true perpetrator of this terrorist attack. As Cooke’s Island descends into unspeakable violence, Winters must find his family and whisk them off it before they too fall victim. In the tradition of horror writers Stephen King and Dean Koontz, The Liger Plague is a blistering apocalyptic thriller that’s impossible to put down.

Click here to get this book for FREE

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

Girl in the Glass (The Healer’s Shadow Magical Realism Series Book 1)
Zoe Brooks
4.1 Stars (29 Reviews)
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Women’s Fiction

FREE for a limited time

I will have to say it: ‘I am Anya and I am nothing’. I will look down at the floor as I say it, so that I don’t see the smile on my aunt’s face, so she won’t see the defiance in my eyes. She will get her victory. She always wins these battles. I know it, she knows it. But one day, one day she will not.

Orphaned at the age of 10 in circumstances that she refuses to explain, Anya grows up trapped in the house of her abusive aunt where she and Eva, her Shadow, are treated as slaves. As her aunt tries to break her and the punishments become increasingly life-threatening, Anya struggles to find affection and self-esteem. When the inevitable showdown arrives, where will Anya find the strength to survive and escape? And if she does escape, what then? An arduous walk across an unforgiving desert to a city where an even worse danger lies.

This is the story of two girls coming of age in a world which does not value women. It is a world that is carefully and beautifully drawn, and is both familiar and strange. Walk with Anya and Eva as they wonder atsights and smells of the empty desert and the teeming city.

Girl in the Glass is the first book in The Healer’s Shadow Magical Realism Series; the second is Love of Shadows and it currently concludes with The Company of Shadows.

Click here to get this book for FREE

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

The Man Who Saved Two Notch
R.W. Ridley
4.6 Stars (19 Reviews)
Genre: Westerns | Science Fiction

FREE for a limited time

In a post-apocalyptic world, society reverts to the lawlessness of the old West.Twelve-year-old Henry Arnaught is given the task by the dying town of Two Notch’s rector and dictator to find and hire a remorseless Killer named Abel Decker to defend their town against a band of approaching marauders. It is a trek that will bring Henry face to face with the man people call the Devil himself and change the boy’s life forever.

Click here to get this book for FREE

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

Letters of Long Ago
Agnes Just Reid
4.6 Stars (17 Reviews)
Genre: History

FREE for a limited time

One of her most embarrassing times was the day she set out to drown the children. The dust cloud kicked up by–she was certain–Nez Perce warriors, turned out to be the signature of her husband’s horse’s hooves. When he found his family on the banks of the Blackfoot River, preparing for an eternal swim, Nels was understandably upset.

Most women of her era would have kept this episode of paranoia to themselves. They most certainly would have kept it from their children. Because Emma candidly shared her stories with her daughter, we now have a better understanding of what life was like in Idaho Territory, not just on the windswept plains, but in the heart of a woman.

Divorced from a scoundrel who she, never-the-less, still loved and with an infant boy to raise, Emma’s situation seemed hopeless. Then along came a young Dane named Nels. He did not offer much: living in a hole in a river bank with a buffalo robe for a door. Still, it seemed a chance worth taking.

And so their story began with a marriage of convenience, if not desperation. Emma followed her new husband to a secluded valley along the Blackfoot River in 1870 where she would raise sons and bury daughters. Nels would go on to be a leading figure in Idaho, a canal builder, a banker and a farmer. Emma would be a mother to four boys and, at last, one girl. She would be the star witness in a sensational trial about a religious war that echoes eerily today in incidents like Waco and Jonestown. Mostly she was a proud, brave woman who survived lonely, heartbreaking years before civilization crept into the West.

Emma told her story to daughter Agnes, who set it down as a series of letters, each of which Emma approved as it came out of the typewriter. The resulting book was first published in 1923. It was on the press the day Emma died.

Letters of Long ago is a haunting, often heart-breaking book you will not soon forget.

Click here to get this book for FREE

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °