| It's time Aghe! Besides the latest Free eBooks, listed below, we wanted you to be the first to know about the
Official Launch of our all-new eBook & Author site!
http://www.Foboko.com/
With your love of reading Free eBooks, you may have wondered or dreamed about being an
author yourself. You're not alone. We often hear from members with the exact same thoughts
and questions, so we created a 'sister' site to Free-eBooks.net - Foboko.com!
Today, with the speed and reach of the internet, anyone can easily and quickly publish a novel, short stories, poetry & more. You can too! Write your own book. Create fiction, your life legacy, publish non-fiction, to pass on knowledge & wisdom, or simply share any message you wish. And...
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You'll be amazed, when you see the super helpful, step-by-step Wizard that takes you
by the hand and shows you where and how to get started, and guides you through the
whole book writing & publishing process.
Teachers and professors have already told us, during our beta-testing period, how
they're using Foboko with their students and how much they LOVE it. You will too!
Remember, it's FREE! Head on over and see what's up during the Grand Opening.
See you there!
Your Friends at Free-eBooks.net & Foboko.com | | | |
 | Say A Few Words
Educational, by John Williams Some day each of us will be called upon to stand up and Say A Few Words. Maybe it's already happened to you. Unless you were fortunate enough to be born with the natural talent of an orator, your first experience in public speaking probably sent chills of sheer, unadulterated fear throughout your entire body. Isn't it amazing how even the most prolific "gabber," who can carry on a one-sided conversation for hours on end, can turn into a mumbling, bumbling mound of jelly when called upon to speak up in front of a crowd? Well, it really needn't be that way. Follow the simple rules outlined in Say A Few Words and you will be amazed at what talent lies behind those rusty vocal chords. |
 | The Tryst
Romance, by Kim Allison Can anything good come from engaging in a forbidden tryst? With no money and no place to call home, Dominique Harrison enters the Boar's Head to escape a blinding storm. Dire circumstances can create strange bedfellows, and Dominique reluctantly agrees to become a 'gift' for Lord Derek Montford. A not-so-reformed rake, the Earl of Haversham is out celebrating his impending marriage of convenience when his friends insist he be given one last fling. Not overly impressed with his friends' choice, Derek is nevertheless unable to resist having her. Derek's tempting present begins turning up at the most inopportune times and getting under his skin, when all he really wants is for his vexing attraction toward Dominique to just disappear. |
 | Awaken (Book One)
Sci-fi, by Rachel Daigle While summering in Maine, mind reading thirteen-year-old twins, Meghan and Colin Jacoby, learn they have until the rising of the Blue Moon to help save the life of a young man, whose group flees through a magical portal to another world, without him. In the process, their own world begins colliding with the complexities of the magical world. The twins face unimaginable dangers, which thrust them into an unexpected choice: to live as they always have or to learn the truth about their past and enter a world that is equally thrilling and terrifying. More importantly, however, is whether they even have a choice, or will destiny not only force this new magical reality upon them, but require them to sacrifice everyone they love in doing do? NOTE: ONLY BOOK 1 is available on this site. | |  |
 | The Crazy Helpdesk
Fiction, by Tanja Peikert A computer romance; explaining basic computer skills and functions in novel form. |
 | Old Wine in New Bottles: Intertextuality and Midrash
Religion & Spirituality, by Daniel Byarin Intertextuality and Midrash |
 | The Death of Amelia Marsh: A Sally Nimitz Mystery (Book 1)
Fiction, by Mary Jo Dawson In a cozy little Midwestern town where nothing ever happens, Amelia Marsh lies murdered in her own home. When Sally Nimitz finds the body of her charming eighty-year-old neighbor she is devastated by how close this has come to the quiet life she leads as a grandmother. Though still recovering from the death of her own husband, Sally can’t put the trauma behind her until she knows who could have done it and why. With the help of a close male friend and a quirky older lady, Sally begins looking into the life and past of her neighbor and soon dlearns there was much more to Amelia Marsh’s life than anyone had ever guessed. |
 | Khakhanate Book I The Raven
Fiction, by Thomas Lankenau Those who conquered the known world...meet the New World. In the last days of the Yuan Dynasty, a visionary Mongol struggles to save his command from destruction awaiting Mongols in a convulsing China. A shaman from a northern tribe describes a place of endless prairie and scattered tribes far to the east across frozen seas. Can this be their salvation? Thus begins Book One, The Raven. |  | It's vacation time! Are you reading anything?
eBookEnvy.com Article Vacation means different things to different people but I think for most readers it usually means more time to read more. So tell me, readers: Do you make up a reading list for your vacation reading? Or is vacation time for you to get out and smell the flowers, splash in the pool, and drink margaritas all day (and night) long? | | |
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