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Read a FREE Ebook Week

Join me for Read an Ebook Week, March 3 to 8 as spring approaches!

 

I have lots of FREE ebooks of my short stories on Smashwords (and Amazon too). My most recent The Wind Witch of Draakensky, a free peek (prequel) to my Gothic thriller Draakensky, A Supernatural Tale of Magick and Romance (Crystal Lake Publishing). If you read the short story about Jaa Morland (30-minute read) and like it, I sure could use a few reviews on Amazon and/or Smashwords. Goodreads too.

To view all my ebooks and free short stories on Smashwords, click here: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/pcappa

ANYONE can buy books at Smashwords, which offers multiple ebook delivery options: to your Smashwords Library, to your DropBox, or email straight to your e-reading device.  And since my short stories are FREE, you don’t need to add your credit card. Just download!

The Wind Witch of Draakensky

Smashwords:https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1676919

Amazon:

 

Sky Wolf, A Fairy Tale (Novelette)

Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1559119

Amazon:

 

Jasper Peacock

Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1124420

Amazon:

 

Abasteron House

This has been one of my all time best selling Flash Fiction story, originally published at Every Day Fiction. (15-minute read)

Available at Smashwords only: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/350384

 

Lots more free short stories in the sidebar at the right, click direct to Amazon.

Thank you to all my readers, subscribers, and followers here at Reading Fiction Blog. Your support and friendship means a lot to me and inspires me to keep writing and sharing our literary endeavors. Wishing you all a healthy and happy springtime for 2025.

 

 

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Read an E-Book Week, March 2 to March 7, 2020

March 2, 2020

If you are reading this post, you are fond of books and love to spend your time reading. This is National Read an E-Book Week, an annual celebration of reading e-books. Thousands of readers and authors join this literary event to load up their Kindles, download ebooks from their local library, and support reading events, friends, authors, storytellers, and indie publishers.

All my short stories at the right margin are in ebook format,  free on Amazon for Kindle, on Smashwords (Apple ibooks, Kobo, and more).

Between the Darkness and the Dawn   Does the ghost of Nathaniel Hawthorne stalk the front parlor of the Old Manse in Concord, Massachusetts? Historical ghost story.

 Magic of the Loons   What mysteries can you imagine reside in loon magic? Jackson has a secret rendezvous with Kai, his Loon Woman. A short story of passion, mystery, and the power of love.

 The Haunting of Jezebeth   When Deborah goes home to her family farm house by the Dunwich River, she confronts ghostly powers who demand her surrender. Witchcraft is not the only power.

Hildie at the Ghost ShorHildie the lace maker, Mistress of Runecraft, knows the secret spells of the runes from the wind-god Odin in a land of Loki the trickster and flame-eyed ravens. Who will survive beyond the ghost shore? Historical fiction.

I have four more stories published in magazines that will be available in ebook format this year. Coming soon!

 

Where is your most comfortable place to read? In bed? Cozy chair? Park bench? Coffee shop? Mine is at the kitchen table in the mornings and also to snuggle into my sofa at night.

 

Got a favorite quote? Please post in the comments.

 

Happy Reading to All!

 

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