Saturday Morning: 5 Free Kindle Books

Essays on drinking with Louisa May Alcott, Jane Austen, Erma Bombeck, The Bronte Sisters, Willa Cather, Emily Dickinson, George Eliot, Margaret Mead, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Margaret Mitchell, Carson McCullers, Flannery O’Connor, Sylvia Plath, Ayn Rand and Virginia Woolf.

Most early female writers used pen names because women weren’t regarded as competent writers.

Margaret Mitchell wrote only one published novel in her lifetime, but Gone with the Wind won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1937 and sold more than 30 million copies.

Emily Dickinson was so paranoid that she only spoke to people from behind a door.

Ambrose and Turner explore these and other intriguing facts about the most famous (but departed) women in literary history.

Assistant district attorney Isabella Torres and DEA Agent Rafe Hashemi want to prosecute the same man, notorious and vicious Diego Vargas. But Isabella believes Vargas knows something about the disappearance of her older sister twenty years ago and wants to charge him for his current human trafficking operation. Rafe wants to nab the corrupt councilman for drug trafficking.

When Isabella and Rafe meet anonymously at an upscale bar and end up spending a passionate night together, only to learn the next day who the other is, sparks fly and the game is on for control of the case. Forced to cooperate with each other, they must balance the danger of the case against the danger of their hearts.

Love. Betrayal. Revenge.

When Kane Rider’s partner is murdered, he has no time to grieve. He is quickly thrust into a world of secrets and lies, pursued by criminals for something he knows nothing about.

He thought he had the perfect life, but all that changes the night Ryan Cassidy is stabbed to death. As Ryan’s secrets slowly come to light, Kane must challenge what he thought to be the truth with what he knows could kill him.

With nowhere to hide, and no one to turn to, he has only one choice – survive or die.

Even in late November the Rio Grande Valley was baking hot. It was one a.m. and the temperature was still 85 gringo degrees.

Ornela was only a hundred yards from the river when the coyote she had hired to take her across turned around and said, ” There’s going to be an additional charge…” And he had a gun in his hand.

Eric was about to make his first trip across the same river, with a team of cocaine smugglers. He wished like hell that he could just go back to his old job in Alaska, but if he tried to run a dozen of his relatives would die.

After being caught in bed with the drug lord’s woman he had expected a slow painful death. Now he was finding out that they weren’t going to let him off that easy.

How great would it feel to finally be able to…

• Keep cool and never lose your temper again?
• Dump that baggage once and for all?
• Stop that really annoying thing you do?
• Get that perfect job/relationship/life. The one you really deserve?

All these things and more can be yours if you just put your mind to work for you. Change the way you see and feel about things and transform your life.

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