Rayne Hall's Blog: Rayne Hall, Fantasy and Horror Author - Posts Tagged "kindle"

You can download my short story collection "13 British Horror Stories" free from Amazon.

These stories are the creepy, atmospheric, disturbing kind of horror (not the slash and gore kind) and they're all set in Britain where I live.

The book is free until Sunday only.
To read it, you either need a Kindle, or download the free Kindle app so you can read ebooks on your computer.

Here's the US Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/13-British-Horr...

and if you paste this into your browser, it'll take you to the book's page for the Amazon of whatever region you're in - Germany, UK, Brazil, Canada, etc.
viewBook.at/B00BG1V8RQ


The more downloads the book gets, the better. You may want to download it now and read it later... maybe for Halloween? :-)

Today (Sunday) is the last day to get this Kindle book free from Amazon.

The offer ends tonight, so if you want the book, download it now if you plan to read it later.

viewBook.at/B00BG1V8RQ
(This link will open the book's page in your regional Amazon)

In the top free Kindle books lists
it is currently

Britain: #2 in Short Stories, #11 in Horror
USA: #8 in Short Stories
Canada: #5 in Short Stories
Germany: #10 in English Language Short Stories, #35 in English Language Horror
Italy: #5 in Short Stories

Surprisingly, in Italy it's also #5 in in Children's Stories. At least, that's what I think it means (libri per bambini...racconti).
Ahem. I wouldn't recommend these stories to young readers without parental guidance.

I'm so excited! My dark epic fantasy novel Storm Dancer is suddenly shooting up in the bestseller lists.

At the moment, it's #422 at Barnes and Noble - out of the millions of books sold at B&N!

And on Amazon, it's near the top of two genre bestseller lists (#7 Historical Fantasy and #28 in Epic Fantasy).

I'm sitting on the edge of my seat, glued to the monitor, watching the bestseller lists change hourly. I wonder if Storm Dancer will climb any further, or whether it has gone as far is it will go.

The price for the ebook is reduced from $4.99 to $0.99 until 1 June; no doubt this special offer has much to do with the sudden boost.
The paperback is at the standard price.

If you want to buy the book (while it's on special offer), here are the links:
Amazon US for Kindle http://www.amazon.com/Storm-Dancer-Da...
Amazon UK for Kindle http://www.amazon.co.uk/Storm-Dancer-...
Kobo http://www.kobobooks.com/ebook/Storm-...
Barnes&Noble for Nook http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/storm...
Smashwords for all ebook formats: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...

You can also read the first six chapters free here:
https://sites.google.com/site/stormda...

This is weird.

"The Colour of Dishonour - Stories from the Storm Dancer World" shows as free when some people visit Amazon.com... but others see it at the normal price of $2.99.

The "free" is probably due to a price match issue. But it's not consistent. Not everyone gets the book free when they look.

To make this even more bizarre, "The Colour of Dishonour - Stories from the Storm Dancer World" is #12 in Kindle Free Fantasy Anthologies. Yet when people click to through to the book, only about a quarter get it free.

I guess it's just one of those things.
:-D

I have no idea who will get it free and how long this will last.

Anyway, if it's free when you look, feel free to snap it up.

The Colour of Dishonour: Stories from the Storm Dancer World

Yay! I've just discovered that "Thirty Scary Tales" is #39 on the Kindle Fantasy Anthologies bestseller lists


:-)Thirty Scary Tales