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Save $17 off the original price on this matchless 865-page historical epic: FALL OF GIANTS: Book One of the Century Trilogy by Ken Follett

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He is blamed for a crime he did not commit while serving in Vietnam, and his country considers him a traitor… Running With The Enemy by Lloyd Lofthouse

“So, tell me, Detective. Do you kiss all your murder suspects?” MY BEST AND LAST: A Romantic Suspense by Jill Rice

A killer without a conscience who knows no bounds… Can the Roadside Cross Killer be stopped? Crime Victims by Chuck Morgan

Think The West Wing done as an episode of The Twilight Zone… IMP: A Political Fantasia (Revised Edition) by Steven Paul Leiva

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Charlie Magus enters a fantastical world hidden deep in the forest… Do You Believe in Monsters? (Dark Circles Trilogy Book 2) by award-winning author Jim Melvin

A heart-wrenching story of a family torn apart because of a moment in time… The Ones We Leave Behind by Deanna Lynn Sletten

Dark family secrets have a way of finding their way to the light… She’s My Sister Complete Series Box Set, Books 1-10 by Jacie Middlemann

A thrilling private club romance that explores the limits of dominance and submission… The Dominant: A Brother’s Best Friend Complete Series by Sienna Snow

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Ah, to be a college kid again…. Amazon Extends Amazon Prime Free for One Year to College Students

This is not a Kindle thing precisely, but … well … wow!

Amazon has just extended free Amazon Prime service for one year to any college student who signs up for its new Amazon Student service. That’s at least a $79 value, translating into unlimited free two-day shipping on textbooks and millions of other items with no minimum order size.

I’ve had Amazon Prime for years and I use it for books and groceries and medical supplies and clothes and software and, of course, for Kindles and Kindle accessories. When someone pays $79 a year for Amazon Prime, as I do, it becomes a powerful magnet for me to purchase as much as possible of what I need through Amazon. Amazon is obviously betting that millions of students will behave the same way, and I suspect the company is right.

The world keeps getting smaller, and Amazon’s reach keeps getting bigger.

if you’re a student, join Amazon Student here

if you’re not a student, you may be able to sign up here for a free trial Amazon Prime membership

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