Massive FREE ebook promo - the final stage

We're on the final stages of the free eBook promotion - Indeed Arkansas Smith II, has now reverted to the usual price but there's still time  to grab free downloads of The Dead Walked and The Rhondda Ripper. So if you haven't secured your free copies then do so now.


The aim of this promotion was to kick start the books in the increasingly competitive Amazon market place and I do hope that those who downloaded free books will eventually leave reviews on Amazon, and that all those who downloaded the first part of The Dead Walked trilogy will be back for the second book in the series later this summer.

And please, all my Blogging buddies, publicize this offer on your blogs, websites etc. Let's make these final two days go with a rush of downloads.


Sill available for free:
The Dead Walked Book One by Vincent Stark

The Rhondda Ripper by Gary M. Dobbs

THE RHONDDA RIPPER: The story begins slowly, a man's morning routine as he gets ready for duty and faces the possibility of a busy day, but he has no idea how "busy" it's going to get! Throw in Buffalo Bill, a Wild West show, murders that may or may not be connected to Jack The Ripper, and you have a really hot read. I don't want to say too much for fear of giving something away, but it's a well-written yarn and you will get hooked right away. It's also, for me, a nice change of pace from the modern urban hard-boiled junk I've been digesting lately. Brian Drake

THE DEAD WALKED - Vincent Stark, otherwise known as Gary Dobbs, presents a new look at the zombie story. A group of people trying to survive in a world gone nuts. Sound familiar. Of course.But Stark has injected his own elements into the story. A pregnant woman and a plot thread I've not seen in a zombie story before. The ending threw a twist in and sets up the next part of the story, coming soon.

Zombie stories are not a type I read a lot of, but I've come to expect good stuff from Stark/Dobbs/Martin, whatever genre he writes in.I read this one straight through while drinking coffee early this morning.Recommended.  George R. Johnson

The archavist speaks

FREE WESTERN E-BOOKS

The Archive points you in the direction of some great free content to fill up those eReaders - Feedbooks is one of the better websites offering public domain books, not only because of its list of contents but also the excellent job of formatting the site offers. Once a title is selected there are options of receiving the books in ePub, Kindle, PDF or custom PDF.






The western category is packed with books from Max Brand, Clarence Mulford, Mark Twain and Robert E. Howard - all are excellently sourced and formatted.






Find Feedbooks HERE - if you want to purchase any of the paid for titles you will need to register but there is no need for registration to obtain public domain titles. And once you've looked at the westerns, take a look at the other public domain genres. I was especially pleased to find, among classics from the likes of H G Wells, Lovecraft and Jules Verne, several DR Who titles from the likes of Paul Cornell and Mark Gatiss.