Book give away contest

I've been a little MIA from the frugal world thanks to so many irons in the fire. I did, however, want to share a possible freebie...well, it's a give away contest really. I ended up with an extra copy of the latest Jeaniene Frost book. If you've never read anything from her, click on over and enter. This book is part of the Night Huntress World series but is a great stand alone book. Click on over and tell a friend.

Book contest

Good luck!

PS I hope everyone is doing well and living frugally!

Blackstock Book Give-Away

Terri Blackstock is offering the first two books of her Cape Refuge series FREE! Yes, I said free. Starting today through the next 2 weeks you can download Cape Refuge and Southern Storm from Amazon's Kindle Store. If you haven't read any of her work, this is a great opportunity to sample it. She's an excellent mystery writer (one of my favorites).

This is great if you got a Kindle for Christmas. There's nothing like a free book. Don't have a Kinde? No problem. Amazon recently released Kindle for PC, a free download for your computer as well as the Blackberry and iPhone. Here's links to all those:

Kindle for PC

Kindle for MAC

Kindle for iPhone

Kindle for Blackberry

Free books & e readers for PC

I've been out of touch for a while and way out of budget. But aren't we all this year. However, I have found a great site that offers free ebook downloads and I thought I'd share this with you. Suvudu Free Book Library  Offers links to free downloads in a variety formats. If you are on the "I want a Kindle but can't afford one list", Amazon has recently launched the Kindle for PC. You can download it free at this link: KINDLE FOR PC

There are a few other formats that you can download for free as well. These include:

Microsoft Reader

Adobe Digital Editions

Mobipocket ebook Reader

eReader

Barnes & Noble

Adobe PDF reader  (you may already have this)

Each of these sites have links to free downloads for many titles. You can also google free ebooks and get a ton of resourse. Most of the classics can be found online absolutely free. It'll save a trip to the library so enjoy!