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Historical novel Where Seagulls Fly free on Kindle

The Kindle version of my novel Where Seagulls Fly (2013 Edition) is free to download from today for 3 days. Described as 'an evocative gem of a novel' by the Historical Novel Society, it is free to mark the forthcoming release of my 2nd historical novel, Song of the Sea.

Amazon.co.uk link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Seagull...

Amazon.com link: http://www.amazon.com/Where-Seagulls-...
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Published on January 01, 2015 01:35 Tags: cornwall, free-book, free-dowload, free-kindle-book, historical-fiction, historical-novel

Free historical novel on Kindle

This is the last day that my historical novel, Where Seagulls Fly (2013 Edition) is free to download on Kindle, so get your copy now and I hope you enjoy the read.

U.S. link: http://www.amazon.com/Where-Seagulls-...

U.K. link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Seagull...
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Published on January 03, 2015 00:52 Tags: free-fiction, free-kindle-book, free-novel, historical-fiction, historical-novel

Free historical novel on Kindle

This weekend my first historical novel, Where Seagulls Fly (2013 Edition) is free to download on Kindle. Described as 'an evocative gem of a novel' by the Historical Novel Society, it is free to mark the forthcoming release of Song of the Sea, which is due out on the 2nd February.

U.S. Amazon link to Where Seagulls Fly...
http://www.amazon.com/Where-Seagulls-...

U.K. Amazon link...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Seagull...

I hope you enjoy it :-)
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Free Kindle book

The Kindle edition of my new novella, The Hanging Tree, is free to download today and tomorrow. Here's the blurb and then the links to its US & UK pages:

Set in the mid 1800s, The Hanging Tree is a bittersweet tale of the love between two slaves. It weaves a story that evokes both happiness and sadness with threads of love, loss, superstition and threat.

Isaac and Oneesha live on a cotton plantation in Louisiana. They are afforded greater liberty than many of their people, but their lives still fall under the constant shadow of their position as slaves, a shadow that contains much which is fearful and perilous. Savouring fleeting rendezvous during the hours of darkness, they toil through the days and hope that their prayers for freedom will be answered.

US page link: http://www.amazon.com/Hanging-Tree-Ed...

UK page link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hanging-Tree-...

This book is available in Kindle and paperback formats, though due to its very recent release some Amazon sites may no have linked the two formats as yet.

If you download it, I hope you enjoy the read.
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