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As part of my indie author foray, I've made "A Lady of Many Charms and Other Stories" perma-free.
Smashwords | B&N | iTunes | Kobo | Inktera | (Amazon hasn't done price-matching yet, but they will catch up eventually.)
Yep, anyone who wants to download it and read it can. All I ask is that you leave an honest review somewhere.
Today's Question: Do you download and read free books? Why or why not?
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Her Grace has found some pretty good stuff thanks to indie permafree novels. Is this one of Her Grace's blatant 'read my books' post? Yes it is.
7 comments:
Interesting book title.
I do download free books - it usually leads to discovering an author whose work I'll read again. (Though sometimes I wish I hadn't pressed download when it's obvious on page one that the book hadn't been edited or seen any proofreading...)
I'm not an E-book fan. Because I love the smell of books and love to have it in my mini-library at home. But i might be reading a few e-books.
Ashmita Chatterjee,
(Chaoticsoulzzz)
https://chaoticsoulzzz.wordpress.com/
An intriguing title. I wondered how big a following you had before deciding to publish short stories. I'd love to but feel I need a name for myself to get readers interested in anything other than a novel.
Rosa
@RosaT_Author
Rosa Temple writes...
I do have ebooks for reference, but I do prefer holding a book, having it on the shelf, etc. Thanks for sharing your book, and good luck with the challenge!
@Kristina Farrow
Being Kristina
I'm intrigued by the stories. I got a copy of the book and then the other one that sounded equally interesting to me (As Good As Gold). I look forward to reading them. :)
Greetings, Heidi, from a fellow swimmer in the Reef! I'm just catching up on my first-day visits on the Challenge. Personally, I love e-books. Otherwise, when we go on vacation, I need a suitcase just for books! I like being able to set bookmarks at key scenes and make the fonts bigger when my eyes are tired. All in all, they work for me.
I do download free books, do it a lot for new authors and then often happily buy more books if I like their style... I am however lazy, if it means signing up for lots of different sites, even if the book is free, I don't. Or I'd have to have been really motivated by reading something else of theirs to join yet another site.
Mars xx
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