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Author Comment by Morgan Grigg 4 hours ago

I would like to promote, "An Air of Substance" available on Amazon.com by James Neiman.

Comment by christina tetreault 6 hours ago

Looking for a great beach read for the weekend?  Check out The Teacher's Billionaire available at http://is.gd/zzKypP   Please visit me at www.christinatetreault.com

Author Comment by Carlos King 7 hours ago

Only 2 days left to grab your free copy of PRETTY BOY before it goes back to its regular price. Go to http://carlosjking.blogspot.com click on the book cover and download your copy to your ereader or computer today! Happy Reading Everyone!!

When a superficial ladies' man insults the wrong woman, she places a curse on him that’ll systematically strip him of his most cherished attributes over the course of thirty days.  The only way the curse can be broken is if he finds true love before the thirtieth day…If not, he’ll be forced to live out the rest of his days as a decaying pretty boy.  PRETTY BOY is a comical read with an ending you won’t want to miss.

Comment by Shawn Lamb 10 hours ago

Relax this Memorial Day Weekend with a good, historical fiction, full of swashbuckling action, intrigue and romance. The Huguenot Sword $2.99 on Kindle  http://amzn.to/q818MO  and Nook http://bitly.com/uMDgm8

Publicist Comment by Untreed Reads 13 hours ago

About Bananas Foster:

Everybody has “those days.” The ones where you realize that things aren’t what they used to be and may never be again.

So you trek off to the doctor’s office for a tonic or pill and hope for the best. When the doctor starts with “you’re getting older,” it’s never going to end well. And, if he’s going to prescribe “doing something you used to really enjoy,” he’d better know what that was before putting the idea in your mind. Some therapies aren’t really as helpful as they appear.

A short story from the author of Superstition and Sweet Tea and Deviled Eggs.

About Author Sandra Murphy:

Sandra Murphy lives in the land of blues, booze and shoes–St Louis, Missouri. On a hot summer day, the smell of brewing hops can drive the mind wild. She writes to let the voices out of her head–but they keep coming back.

How to Purchase Bananas Foster:

Bananas Foster is $0.99 from The Untreed Reads Store. When you purchase from our store, you receive five of the most popular formats all for the same price: EPUB (compatible with Nook and most other readers), HTML, MOBI (for Kindle devices), PDB (for Palm Reader) and PDF.

You’ll also find the titles at virtually every ebook retailer around the world including Amazon, B&N, Apple, Kobo, WHSmith and Waterstone’s.

If the title hasn’t arrived at your favorite retailer, it soon will! It sometimes takes our retailers a few weeks to process new titles.

Untreed Reads ebook titles are also available for sale to public libraries through our distributor Overdrive. If you’d like to see our titles available for electronic checkout at your local library, please let them know.

Author Comment by Dick Hannah 14 hours ago

My first novel follows triathlete Wynn Johnston who finds his ordered, predictable life thrown into disarray when his best friend and business partner is murdered in the Seattle airport. As Wynn begins to dig into the murder he discovers that his best friend was involved in a conspiracy that puts his business and his own life at risk. The murder forces Wynn to confront deceptive fellow racers, the potential bankruptcy of his business, and past loves he thought long dead, all while avoiding the murderer who is hunting him across Seattle. 

On sale now at Amazon (here) Toe the Line is a mystery cum thriller that will be enjoyed by everyone and is on sale now for only $0.99!

Comment by melyssa williams 15 hours ago

Took the createspace plunge!

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Author Comment by Carlos King 16 hours ago

get your copies at http://carlosjking.blogspot.com for only .99cents today!!!

Author Comment by Mark Patton 21 hours ago

My novel, "Undreamed Shores" is published today by Crooked Cat Publications. It is an epic journey story set in the Early Bronze Age (c2400 BC) of Southern England, Northern France and the Channel Islands, and provides a window onto the culture of the men and women who built Stonehenge. It is also a human drama of love and loss, of jealousy and betrayal, set against the background of a rapidly changing society.

More details at

Comment by Tumbling Books yesterday

Read my review of Darkness Before Dawn @ Tumbling Books

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