Four new Tor.com pre-orders from MacMillan to add to our comprehensive list of free promotional titles in the Kindle Store this morning. These appear to be novella-length, and they are set for release next Tuesday, June 8. But don’t delay, because there is no guarantee that the free pre-orders will last that long!    And while we are at it, don’t miss today’s Free Kindle Nation Short, a substantial excerpt from Audrey Braun’s new 5-star novel A Small Fortune.

They Almost Always Come Home

 

Undercover Lover: Take Me, Lover, Book 2 (Kindle Edition)

The Irish Devil

Kensington Publishing Company has a new Kindle Store freebie this morning: a lengthy excerpt from Brad Herzog’s new road memoir Turn Left At The Trojan Horse. At 936 “locations,” this is over 5 times the length of a Kindle sample, and the full-length book is available for pre-order here until its release on Tuesday. The book is being billed as On the Road meets Eat, Pray, Love, if you can get your head around that combination. Kirkus Reviews says “Herzog’s third travel memoir follows the highways cross-country examining the idea of the hero along the way. He captures stunning details of the American landscape. The hero’s return, is irresistible…a near-perfect ending.”

Turn Left At The Trojan Horse (EXCERPT)

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At a party Saturday evening, I met an author who has published several of her novels with Kensington, Robin Reardon, and I told her she was very well positioned for the ebook revolution because Kensington, a successful New York-based independent publishing company, is light years ahead of dinosaurs like Penguin Pearson in understanding how to connect with ebook readers. Much more on this later, but let me just mention that Penguin, coincidentially, is the publisher of the two books mentioned above in that On the Road meets Eat, Pray, Love comparison, and both of the Penguin titles are terribly overpriced in their Kindle editions since Penguin established its new predatory pricing plan under the agency model.

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