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5,861 Reviews​ The Silent Dolls (Detective Ellie Reeves Book 1) by Rita Herron Silent tears trickle down her cheeks as she curls inside the tiny cave-like space. She lies on her side, darkness all around her, rubbing her fingers over the little wooden doll he'd carved. He told her to be quiet, not to cry or scream. Not to be a baby. Her throat was raw, her eyes swollen shut. She wanted her mommy and daddy. She wanted to go home. When Penny Matthews, a seven-year-old girl with blonde curls and a gap-toothed smile, goes missing in the Appalachian mountains, Detective Ellie Reeves is called straight to the scene. All that's left behind is a pink friendship bracelet etched with "Penny". FREE Was: $2.99 Get It Now​

Free Book of the Day 1,104 Reviews​ Oyster Shore (The Rosecraddick Chronicles) by Ruth Saberton Oyster Shore by Ruth Saberton is the haunting new novel from the bestselling author of The Letter and The Locket. A forsaken friendship. During the golden years before the First World War, two boys run wild through the grounds of a Cornish manor house - until the arrival of the girl destined to change their lives forever. As the storm clouds of war gather over Europe, a chain of events is set in motion which will reach across the decades to haunt the neglected place once known as Oyster Shore. FREE Was: $8.99 Get It Now​

Free Book of the Day 1,404 Reviews​ Deputy U.S. Marshal Clive Binder: Justice in the Untamed Territory - Book 1 by Russell J. Atwater Russell J. Atwater, bestselling author of "The Cowan Family Saga", delivers another exciting Western Adventure of good vs evil. Arkansas, 1877. The U.S. Marshal from Fort Smith is recruiting new deputies. Standards and expectations are high as the number of outlaws seeking refuge in the untamed Territory is growing, the number of their crimes even more. Armed with a badge, a gun, and his wits, Deputy U.S. Marshals are sent out into the unknown to bring these violent men to justice. These are their stories. FREE Was: $0.99

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Never Say Goodbye: A True Story by Robert Gerard Anstey While this evil war has torn half the world apart, it has also pulled half the world together. This is the story of some of the men and women who fought against tyranny, lived through tragedy and triumph, and found themselves along the way. The author's "show me don't tell me" style of storytelling will have you living out the events through the eyes of the characters, and make you feel as though you are there. As always, he reaches out and grabs you from the start, and maintains a fast-paced thrilling ride to the very end. Robert Anstey now lives in Lufkin, Texas with his wife, Shelly, and their two dogs. FREE Was: $3.49

1 Review​ The Early Bird Breakfast Cookbook: A Celebration of Breakfast from Around the World by Alex Aton Every morning, people all over the world start their day with breakfast. Coffee is brewed, ovens turned on, pans sizzled, and the smells of different spices fill kitchens everywhere. Breakfast helps us wake up and gets our body and mind ready for the day ahead. But after eating the same boring breakfast like plain toast, oatmeal or eggs day after day, our morning meals can become dull. What's the solution? Trying breakfast foods from cultures worldwide that have energized people for centuries. FREE Was: $3.99 Get It Now​

Advice & Self-Help 6 Reviews​ PonDiMountain by Eric Battle PonDiMountain is an illuminating guide that brings a unique and eye-opening perspective to the principles of Self-Mastery. PonDiMountain separates itself from lessons of personal development and motivation by allowing the reader to envision complete inner peace, even in the midst of suffering and chaos. Liberation from mental slavery and the bondage of social conformity. No matter your age, ethnicity, or gender, PonDiMountain will transform your life forever. FREE Get It Now​

History & Current Events 11 Reviews​ Great-Grandma's Outlaw Cousins: The Notorious Reno Brothers by Leslie Anne Perry While researching her ancestors Leslie Anne Perry learned her great-grandmother, Catalina Reno, was related to ruthless outlaws who terrorized parts of Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois following the Civil War. The Reno brothers, along with other members of the Reno Gang, committed America's first peacetime train robbery. Their train robberies, as well as numerous other crimes, caused local citizens in one southern Indiana town to take the law into their own hands -- ten members of the gang were hung by vigilantes in three separate hangings. No charges were ever filed in connection with the hangings. FREE Was: $0.99

 

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