Not Exactly Dead is free for Kindle today and tomorrow. This is the first book in the MI5 1/2 series.
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Interesting next door neighbor
Not Exactly Allies has jumped to #9 in free Kindle books in Spy Stories & Tales of Intrigue. It’s currently side by side with From Russia With Love by Ian Fleming (in the paid Kindle bestseller list). Interesting neighborhood, this is.
Meanwhile, the first book in the MI5 1/2 series is on sale at 99 cents for Kindle.
All of the MI5 1/2 books are available for borrowing at no charge for Amazon Prime members with Kindle devices until the first of February. (After that, they’ll go off there, but will be available again for Nook.)
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99 cent ebook sale
All my Kindle and Nook ebooks will be on sale for 99 cents, for a limited time.
Barnes and Noble link for Nook books.
(Note: At post time, Amazon still had Not Exactly Innocent at $3.99. I presume it will join the others shortly. If you are an Amazon Prime member, you may borrow it, or any other MI5 1/2 book, for free on your Kindle. The MI5 1/2 books are currently not available for Nook. They should be available again in February.)
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Notes for Nook readers (and Amazon Prime members, too)
Why We Raise Belgian Horses will be returning to Nook as soon after Nov. 7 as it can be arranged. (I’m anticipating Nov. 8, but glitches have been known to happen.) Amazon Prime members, Nov. 7 is the last day to borrow it on Kindle, as a free perk of having an Amazon Prime membership.
The MI5 1/2 books are going the other direction. They will soon be leaving Nook for a 90-day hiatus, so that they can be available for Prime members to borrow. The prices have been dropped to 99 cents per individual ebook, and $2.99 for the Omnibus, until the switch is made. Since I need to keep Nook and Kindle prices even, the lower prices apply to both Nook and Kindle editions. Individual books in the series are Not Exactly Dead, Not Exactly Innocent, and Not Exactly Allies.
Into the top 100…
Trouble Pug has snuck onto the Top 100 Religious Science Fiction and Fantasy Kindle books again (rankings change hourly):
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Up a notch
I decided to take a look before heading to bed, and see that The Smolder is at #9 in Amazon’s bestselling Kindle books in Religious Science Fiction & Fantasy.
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In the top ten
Oh, this is fun (at least, I think it is). The Smolder is currently #10 in Religious Science Fiction & Fantasy at Amazon’s US website (free Kindle books list).
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Soon to leave the Kindle Owner’s Lending Library
Fair warning. These books can currently be borrowed by Amazon Prime members – but their contracts end July 14 or 15 (depending on the book). The bad news is that they won’t be available to borrow after that. The good news is that they should be available on Nook shortly after that.



