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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Thursday, June 7 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 72% on Ian McEwan’s Whitbread Novel Award Winning (1987) THE CHILD IN TIME, plus … Don’t miss Stephen Leigh’s DARK WATER’S EMBRACE (Today’s Sponsor)

June 7, 2012 by KND

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Dark Water’s Embrace

by Stephen Leigh

4.2 stars – 12 Reviews

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Winner of the Spectrum Award

“Gripping”—Starlog

Haunting and thought-provoking”—Library Journal

“Intriguing, intelligent”—Mysterious Galaxy

“…an exciting novel from a well-respected writer. Once again, we have a work of fine science fiction which shows us how important biology is to our destiny.” —Feminist Bookstore News

“The fact is that Stephen Leigh’s new novel is a fine piece of work and one that deserves to reach a wide readership.”—NY Review of Science Fiction ***

Often compared to Ursula Le Guinn’s ground-breaking The Left Hand of Darkness, Dark Water’s Embrace is a fascinating look at issues of human (and alien) sexuality. Stephen Leigh creates a rich world with elaborate care and uses this alien backdrop to delve into issues of survival, sexuality and the meaning of life itself.

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Kindle Daily Deal: The Child in Time
Stephen Lewis, a successful children’s book author, takes his three-year-old daughter, Kate, to the supermarket one Saturday morning. For a moment, he gets distracted, and when his attention turns back to Kate, she’s gone. This powerful, beautifully written, and unforgettable novel earned Ian McEwan the Whitbread Novel Award in 1987.

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Monday, June 4 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 80% on Pulitzer Prize Winner Michael Chabon’s Defense of Genre Fiction, MAPS AND LEGENDS, plus … Don’t miss Michael Mullin’s THE PLIGHT AND PLOT OF PRINCESS PENNY (Today’s Sponsor)

June 4, 2012 by KND

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The Plight and Plot of Princess Penny

by Michael Mullin

4.3 stars – 6 Reviews

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From the author of “8: The Previously Untold Story of the Previously Unknown 8th Dwarf” comes an original fairy tale about a teenage princess who hires the witch from “The Frog Prince” to get revenge on a Mean Girl at school.

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Kindle Daily Deal: Maps and Legends

Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon’s collection of 16 essays champions the cause of sci-fi, fantasy, thrillers, westerns, and other genre novels, comics, and pulp fiction. For Chabon, stories that give us great pleasure are, in many ways, our best art, the building blocks of our shared imagination.

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Sunday, June 3 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 72% on James Sallis’ First Mystery in his John Turner Trilogy, CYPRESS GROVE, plus … Don’t miss Clyde Hayes and Pat Jacobson’s THE LADY IN THE FLAME (Today’s Sponsor)

June 3, 2012 by KND

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The Lady In The Flame

by Clyde Hayes, Pat Jacobson

5.0 stars – 1 Reviews

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Twelve year-old Ricka, an orphan at Alston Manor School for Girls, has been ordered to bring up food from the cold, dreary cellar. She grips her lantern tightly as she descends the stone stairs, terrifed that her lantern will go out and that she will be stranded in the dark.

Ricka’s fear of the dark goes back to her earliest memories, back to the time when Ricka’s parents, in an effort to save her tiny daughter from marauding soldiers, hides her under the loose floorboards of their small apartment. After two days of black, near freezing conditions, Ricka’s crying is finally heard by one of the remaining neighbors, and she is rescued from the grave she had been too small to escape from by herself. Years later Ricka learns that her parents have died in a concentration camp.

As Ricka takes her turn helping in the orphanage kitchen, she tries to help her friend, Mary, who suffers from crippling arthritis. The girls work diligently to avoid the wrath of headmistress Helga who looks for ways to punish everyone except her own daughter, Nora, who constantly receives preferential treatment.

In addition to being the Headmistress, Helga is also the only teacher for the small group of girls, and the girls soon realize that Helga knows little about the subjects she pretends to teach. Occasionally the school enjoys a visit, though, from Herr Zimmerman, the Director of Libraries for Ambria. Herr Zimmerman delights in explaining the history of Alston Manor where the orphanage is now located, and also brings books and other items that he hopes will enrich their meager lives. The girls especially enjoy the folklore that Herr Zimmerman relates to them, including the story of Queen Lorinda who disappeared over 400 years earlier and is supposedly banished by a wicked sorcerer to live forever in a magic lamp. Before he leaves the orphanage, Herr Zimmerman lends each girl a book and instructs them to read it and then pass it on to the others.

Nora steals Ricka’s book before she has had a chance to finish reading it, and a fight ensues between the two girls. Headmistress Helga takes her daughter’s side and punishes Ricka by banishing her to the unlit cellar for three days. Ricka uses her survival instincts and makes herself comfortable, eventually finding an ancient leather case that contains six small brass lamps. She lights one of the lamps with matches she has hidden in a pocket, and discovers that the spirit of Queen Lorinda does indeed live inside the flame. The Queen instructs Ricka to place the lamps in various areas of the orphanage, and shows her how to travel from room to room through the magic of the flame.

Two thieving brothers decide to use Alston Manor as a hiding place. The thieves tie up the headmistress and lock up the girls. Ricka scares off the theives by dressing as the ghostly Lorinda. In the meantime, Herr Zimmerman returns to the school because he realizes the uncanny resemblance that Ricka has to his dead sister-in-law. With Ricka’s help he uncovers the financial scam that Helga has been using to run the orphanage. He also confirms, through files hidden in Helga’s bedroom, that Ricka is his niece Erica.

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Kindle Daily Deal: Cypress Grove

The first book of the masterfully-written John Turner trilogy follows a former big-city cop, psychotherapist, and ex-con as he tries to forget his past in a small town outside Memphis. His plan unravels when Sheriff Lonnie Bates asks Turner for help solving the ritualistic murder of a homeless man.

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Saturday, June 2 – Two Great Reads for under $4 — Save 84% on Uyen Nicole Duong’s Novel of Children Torn From Each Other by War, POSTCARDS FROM NAM, plus … Don’t miss Alle Wells’ RAILROAD MAN (Today’s Sponsor)

June 2, 2012 by KND

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Railroad Man

by Alle Wells

4.7 stars – 20 Reviews

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Railroad Man follows the life of handsome railroad engineer, Mick MacDonald, from 1929 to 1978. Mick looks back on a fulfilling career and a turbulent private life.

His career moves the reader from the steam engines of the Great Depression into the diesel age. Mick looks through the lens of history at his relationships with his mother, sisters, cousin, and wife.

As he guides us through the vast changes during his lifetime, one constant remains…Mick’s love for women.

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Brilliant, moving, sublime…..writing at its best! – Best Selling Author, Andy Holloman, North Carolina

WELLS DEMONSTRATES FLAWLESS EXECUTION! -Romance Novelist, Patricia Paris, Maryland

Joy, despair, triumph, and tragedy – Ms. Wells’ RAILROAD MAN has it all. -Thriller Novelist, Gae-Lynn Woods, Texas

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Kindle Daily Deal: Postcards From Nam
This 2012 International Book Awards finalist follows Mimi, a young Vietnamese immigrant practicing law in Washington, D.C., as she searches for Nam, the unknown sender of beautiful, hand-drawn postcards from Thailand. Mimi’s long quest awakens memories of growing up in war-torn Saigon with her best friend: could this be Nam?

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Kindle Nation Daily Bargain Book Alert: Allan Leverone’s PASKAGANKEE is Our eBook of the Day at just $2.99, or Currently FREE Via the Kindle Lending Library, with 4.9 Stars on 11 Reviews, and Here’s a Free Sample

June 1, 2012 by KND

Here’s the set-up for PASKAGANKEE by Allan Leverone, just $2.99 on Kindle, Or Currently Free Via the Kindle Lending Library :

An isolated village, remote and vulnerable.

A series of brutal murders.

And a vengeful spirit born of tragedy, reawakened after a centuries-old massacre.

Three distinctly different people must come together, racing against time and their own personal demons in a desperate attempt to stop an unstoppable killer and save their town.

Welcome to Paskagankee, Maine. You may not survive the visit.

From the reviewers:

“I can highly recommend this book to any who like a good crime story sprinkled with legend and romance. ” Cheryl C. | 4 reviewers made a similar statement

“This book ended up SO good that I couldn’t put it down! ” C. Pellegrino | 2 reviewers made a similar statement

The author’s use of Native American legends was also a good point of interest. I totally recommend this and I cannot wait until the next one in the series. – “wistfullskimmie”

I picked up the book about a small town–and suddenly I was transported there. I was scared and afraid to walk out into the dark alone. What was it that was terrorizing this small town? Could the odd professor really have the answer? This novel suspends reality for a time and takes you on a journey where the spiritual has become real–where the world is not as it seems – Troy Lambert

I love scary, and this book was scary to the extreme. It had me afraid to open the door to let the dog out at 2:00 am. I was looking over my shoulder while I was reading and even when I closed the book and watched tv. – Vicki

Reviewers on Leverone’s Other Bestsellers:

THE LONELY MILE:

“Suspenseful and well-written, The Lonely Mile shows how far a father will go to save his child.” – Debbi Mack, New York Times bestselling author of IDENTITY CRISIS and LEAST WANTED

“Allan Leverone delivers a taut crime drama full of twists and conspiracy. A serial-killer thriller with a heart.” – Scott Nicholson, bestselling author of LIQUID FEAR and DISINTEGRATION

“Thriller fans will enjoy Allan Leverone’s new book, The Lonely Mile, which will carry readers along as a daughter is stolen by a vengeful serial killer…” – Dave Zeltserman, author of PARIAH and KILLER

“…Leverone kicks down the doors with a tense, tightly-plotted thriller that will keep you turning the pages deep into the night…Grab this book and get ready for a wild ride.” – Christopher Poe, author of THE PORTAL

“I was floored by the great writing…this book is a steal for anyone that is a fan of a good crime thriller.” – Book Sake

“…a chillingly realistic suspense thriller that will have you holding on for the ride of your life.” – Life in Review

“…this story drew me in, grabbed my attention, and wouldn’t let go until the very surprising and climactic ending…one hell of a roller coaster ride.” – Jersey Girl Book Reviews

“…a compelling, engrossing, and impossible-to-put-down scream-ride from beginning to end.” – Café of Dreams Book Reviews

“…the suspense never stops…an intense thriller…” – Martha’s Book Reviews

FINAL VECTOR:

“Allan Leverone raises the stakes with every turn of the page in this can’t-put-down tale of ruthless terrorists and cold-blooded betrayal.” – Sophie Littlefield, author of the Anthony Award-winning novel A BAD DAY FOR SORRY

“Written with edge-of-your-seat suspense and precise detail that can only come from a writer who did his research while on the job, Final Vector kept me, a white-knuckle flier, in awe from the very first sentence. The successor to Michael Crichton has landed. And his name is Allan Leverone.” – Vincent Zandri, bestselling author of THE INNOCENT and MURDER BY MOONLIGHT

“From page one to the end you will be breathless with suspense…simply an entertaining and enjoyable and intense story.” – My Reading Room

“…a great break from your typical mystery book…and a must have for anyone looking for a great page turner with mystery and mayhem.” – Community Bookstop

“Final Vector…feels like I am watching an episode of 24. There is not a dull moment, and absolutely no lag time. There is something always going on, and Leverone keeps you on the edge of your seat…If you can get your hands on a copy of this book, do it!” – Southern Fiber Reads

“…a high-suspense thrill ride…” – Derry (NH) News

“…a spectacular thrill ride…with lots of action, danger, hold-your-breath suspense, and a storyline that is realistic and relevant…this is definitely one you don’t want to miss out on!” – Life in Review

DARKNESS FALLS:

“I can highly recommend this book to any who like a good crime story sprinkled with legend and romance. ” Cheryl C. | 4 reviewers made a similar statement

HEARTLESS:

“I very highly recommend this book! It is full of intense suspense from start to finish. As always…some great twists…” – Life in Review

Visit Amazon’s Allan Leverone Page

Allan Leverone is the author of the Amazon bestselling thriller, THE LONELY MILE (StoneHouse Ink), and the thrillers, FINAL VECTOR (Medallion Press) and PASKAGANKEE (StoneGate Ink), as well as the horror novellas DARKNESS FALLS and HEARTLESS Delirium Books).

Allan is a 2012 Derringer Award winner as well as a 2011 Pushcart Prize nominee. His short fiction has been featured in Needle: A Magazine of Noir, A Twist of Noir, Shroud Magazine, Morpheus Tales, Mysterical-e and many other print and online magazines, as well as numerous anthologies.

He lives in New Hampshire with his wife Sue, three children, one beautiful granddaughter and a cat who has used up eight lives. Connect with Allan at www.allanleverone.com as well as on Facebook and Twitter, @AllanLeverone

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Friday, June 1 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 80% on Cynthia C. Kelly’s Detailed Collection of Accounts About Creation of the Atomic Bomb inTHE MANHATTAN PROJECT, plus … Don’t miss Lawrence Kelter’s DON’T CLOSE YOUR EYES (Today’s Sponsor)

June 1, 2012 by KND

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Don’t Close Your Eyes (Stephanie Chalice Mysteries)

by Lawrence Kelter

3.4 stars – 39 Reviews

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Stephanie Chalice is a cop’s cop. She’s bold, smart, independent and beautiful–a powerhouse working in NYPD’s homicide unit. She’s seen a lot in her years on the force, but she’s never come across anything like the case she’s up against now.

A murdering psychopath is stalking Manhattan, on the prowl for a very special type of woman. Part of his twisted game is intentionally leaving clues for the police, clues designed not only to taunt, but to do something much worse.

Will Chalice be able to discover his real purpose before another woman dies?

From the reviewers:

“Lawrence Kelter is a new novelist who reminds me of an early Robert Ludlum.” – Nelson DeMille
“Chalice’s acerbic repartee is like an arsenal of nuclear missiles.” – BookWire Review

“Chalice is irresistible; a contemporary tour de force!” – James Siegel, Bestselling Author of Derailed

“Edge of the seat tension with a killer on the streets of New York and homicide detective Stephanie Chalice hot on the trail.” – Coffee and Crime

“Chalice is Plum and then some! All the humor and twice the drama.” Ann Loring, International Women’s Writing Guild

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“Don’t Close Your Eyes” begins with a whimper and a bang–two seemingly unrelated deaths. The first is a teenage girl whose asthma suffocates her while sleeping. The second is a man shot on the tram that connects Roosevelt Island to Manhattan. Lying next to the man is the real puzzle: a woman who might appear to have died of natural causes if not for the handwritten note stuffed in her mouth that simply reads “Look back.”

Meet Stephanie Chalice. She’s a smart, beautiful, 28-year-old NYPD homicide detective whose acerbic repartee is like an arsenal of nuclear missiles–it convinces her male colleagues that she means business.

Behind all the bluster, though, is a young woman with fierce passions who shows the same tremendous dedication to her ill mother as she does her job. Chalice is an excellent detective, but it comes at a cost. She suffers recurring nightmares, and obsesses that the diabetes that killed her father and weakens her mother will one day come for her.

When a second woman is found dead with a rag in her mouth and another cryptic note nearby, Chalice realizes a serial killer stalks Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Her detective work combines intelligence, persistence, a skilled partner, and well-connected friends.

“Don’t Close Your Eyes” is entertaining and engrossing. Detective Chalice is a strong character, the killer is devilishly intriguing, and the well-paced plot will keep your eyes wide open.

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Kindle Daily Deal: The Manhattan Project
The race to develop the world’s first nuclear weapon began in 1939. This groundbreaking collection of documents, essays, and articles from, and about, the original creators of the atomic bomb is the first of its kind. Included are accounts by Einstein, Oppenheimer, and many others along with dozens of photos.

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Thursday, May 31 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 43% on Allison Croggan’s First Book in Her Pellinor Series, THE NAMING, plus … Don’t miss Lawrence Kelter’s KISS OF THE DEVIL’S BREATH (Today’s Sponsor)

May 31, 2012 by KND

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Kiss of the Devil’s Breath (A Seedy Tale from the Files of Frank Mango)

by Lawrence Kelter

4.1 stars – 15 Reviews

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Here’s the scoop. Once there was Marlow, now there’s Mango, Frank Mango, a new detective doing his job in a very old fashioned way, an unlikely hero in an age of computers, gadgets, and gizmos. Two dead bodies have been discarded along the Sunset Strip, both aspiring actors, women of talent and ambition in a town renown for eating you up and spitting you out.

Who really cares about these nobodies? Mums the word—with the Academy Awards just days off, the powers that be are determined to sweep the dead under the red carpet, at least until Oscar can take his gratuitous bow. There are, however, wrinkles in this finely crafted plan of deception, most notably the disappearance of yet another woman, a killer whose sniper rifle is trained on the fabled red carpet, and a throwback detective who doesn’t like to get pushed around.

From the reviewers:

“Lawrence Kelter is an exciting new novelist, who reminds me of an early Robert Ludlum.”
–Nelson DeMille

“This is what they mean by pulp fiction.”–Simon Wood, author of TERMINATED

“Several young aspiring starlets are murdered in Hollywood, California, possibly at the bidding of one of Tinsel Town’s heavy hitters. When Frank Mango is hired to find a woman’s missing sister, he fears she might fall prey to the Sunset Killer. Reading like a highly suspenseful combination of hardboiled prose and standup comedy, Kiss of the Devil’s Breath will keep you guessing and laughing. Readers will want to get to know Frank Mango, the fat, funny private eye with the fruity name.” –Debbi Mack, New York Times bestselling author of the Sam McRae mystery series

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Lawrence Kelter, author of the fine Stephanie Chalice mystery series, has just released “Kiss of the Devil’s Breath”, his first book featuring Hollywood PI Frank Mango. I found Mango to be a compelling protagonist and narrator: part anachronistic Mike Hammer, part Nelson DeMille’s wise-cracking John Corey, and part Ed McBain’s willfully obnoxious Fat Ollie Weeks. “Kiss of the Devil’s Breath” takes on the immoral underbelly of Tinseltown. The humor can be laugh-out-loud funny. The mystery itself seemed poised for a pretty standard solution, but just when I thought everything was resolved there was one final twist. A great bargain at 99 cents. -Must Read Mysteries

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Kindle Daily Deal: The Naming

Maerad, a young slave-girl living in an unforgiving settlement, learns she’s been born with the “Speech.” It’s a gift that extends her life threefold and grants her power over a great evil threatening the world. Under the tutelage of Cadvan, Maerad develops her skills along a treacherous journey.

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Thursday, June 7 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 72% on Ian McEwan’s Whitbread Novel Award Winning (1987) THE CHILD IN TIME, plus … Don’t miss Stephen Leigh’s DARK WATER’S EMBRACE (Today’s Sponsor)

Dark Water’s Embrace

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Monday, June 4 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 80% on Pulitzer Prize Winner Michael Chabon’s Defense of Genre Fiction, MAPS AND LEGENDS, plus … Don’t miss Michael Mullin’s THE PLIGHT AND PLOT OF PRINCESS PENNY (Today’s Sponsor)

The Plight and Plot of Princess Penny

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Saturday, June 2 – Two Great Reads for under $4 — Save 84% on Uyen Nicole Duong’s Novel of Children Torn From Each Other by War, POSTCARDS FROM NAM, plus … Don’t miss Alle Wells’ RAILROAD MAN (Today’s Sponsor)

Railroad Man

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Friday, June 1 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 80% on Cynthia C. Kelly’s Detailed Collection of Accounts About Creation of the Atomic Bomb inTHE MANHATTAN PROJECT, plus … Don’t miss Lawrence Kelter’s DON’T CLOSE YOUR EYES (Today’s Sponsor)

Don’t Close Your Eyes (Stephanie Chalice Mysteries)

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Today’s Kindle Daily Deal — Thursday, May 31 – Two Great Reads for under $3 — Save 43% on Allison Croggan’s First Book in Her Pellinor Series, THE NAMING, plus … Don’t miss Lawrence Kelter’s KISS OF THE DEVIL’S BREATH (Today’s Sponsor)

Kiss of the Devil’s Breath (A Seedy Tale from the Files of Frank Mango)

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