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That good friend and sometimes nuisance writer I know, Georgina Lee, has finally published #5 in The Twin Planet Series, entitled The Rescue.
Of course you can best understand the books if you read them in order, and to get you started, The Catch is free!

The Rescue begins after the war with the Veserians is over. Ra'Choul, assistant minister and cousin to the Empress D'Minicah, is celebrating the armistice with Prag, a fellow warrior and rival to her political position. When the Veserians reject the terms of the surrender, Ra'Choul gives in to a challenge thrown out by Prag and flies off to destroy the Veserian security systems.
Only to get captured.
Prag races to her rescue, but they soon realize that pride brought them to their enemy's planet and unless one of them relinquishes their own share of it, the rescue is doomed.

The Rescue also begins to delve into the mythos of The Twin Planets, and hints of stories to come. These short novellas are rich in love, danger and the unique solar system that only could be created by an incredible race of special people. For other books in this series, please check out this site. In the UK? Try this page.
If you prefer your ebooks in other forms, try Smashwords. If you do, you'll notice that at Smashwords, all Georgina Lee books have 40% free sampling.

Got a Kindle? Take advantage of free ebooks!!!

Got a Kindle? Take advantage of free ebooks!!!

Smashwords often has free titles. Authors give Smashwords coupons. Gifts of ebooks are given through Smashwords.  But you own a Kindle and hate to manually upload ebooks.

I have a solution. Set your Kindle account to receive emailed attachments from your computer. Treat the new ebook like a personal document. First, when you download the mobi formatted ebook from Smashwords, save it to your desktop. (This is for ease of finding the ebook. If your computer is anything like mine, it likes to hide documents and let me scream at it all day until I find the thing. Computers are evil like that.)

Then, you must register your email account. Do it here.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200140600&#send


You must make sure that Kindle knows your personal email address. It's like not answering the phone when you see it's someone you don't know. Kindle likes to know who is sending it stuff.
Once you have a kindle address, using your name and either the @ sign before "free.kindle" or "kindle.com" simply open your email program, and attach your free ebook to your email to the above address. For example, if your name is Jane Doe, you may have an email addie like this "janedoe@kindle.com".

It will take a few minutes, but after that, all you need to do is is turn on your Kindle, turn on your wireless, and your book will download automatically.

I often download whole group digests, or large files that I want to read. It's easy, and I read them wherever I am relaxing. Try it. You'll love this feature.

Now, buy my book and try it. (Just kidding)

 

The Catch 

But, do try out some of Smashwords' other books. There are  excellent indie authors out there who offer excellent reads.And sometimes they're free!

Taking advantage of free ebooks

Smashwords often has free titles. Authors give Smashwords coupons. Gifts of ebooks are given through Smashwords.  But you own a Kindle and hate to manually upload ebooks.

I have a solution. Set your Kindle account to receive emailed attachments from your computer. Treat the new ebook like a personal document. First, when you download the ebook from Smashwords, save it to your desktop. (This is for ease of finding the ebook. If your computer is anything like mine, it likes to hide documents and let me scream at it all day until I find the thing. They're evil like that.)

Then, you must register your email account. Do it here.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200140600&#send

Once you have a kindle address, using your name and either "free.kindle" or "kindle.com"
simply open your email program, and attach your free ebook to your email to the above address. You must make sure that Kindle knows your personal email address. It's like not answering the phone when you see it's someone you don't know. Kindle likes to know who is sending it stuff.
Then all you have to do is turn on your Kindle, turn on your wireless, and it will download automatically.

I often download whole group digests, or large files that I want to read. It's easy, and I read them wherever I am relaxing. Try it. You'll love this feature.
Now, buy my book and try it. (Just kidding)

But, do try out some of Smashwords' other books. There are  excellent indie authors out there who offer excellent reads.And sometimes they're free!

The Catch

The Catch

Book #1 in The Twin Planets Series

By

Georgina Lee

Veseria, the fourth planet

Crouching, Lutus Mine parted the lush, tropical foliage to peer at their quarry. What he saw stole his breath.

With Veseria’s moons nearly full, and the twin planets still bright, Lutus could see the woman clearly. She glistened like the bright, rare coppers from the north continent. A breeze lifted her ruby hair as she tenderly set seedlings into crystal pots.

Almost immediately, his smile melted and a frown bit into his ebony features. This wasn't his hunt. He’d given it to his younger brother, Dorad. Lutus would have been content just to watch this woman, but Dorad would never agree to such foolishness.

Worse, he’d have plans for his prey that would make even Lutus shudder.

Lutus glanced through the greenery to see Dorad raise his net, all its daggerstones pointed at their quarry. Then Dorad launched it.

In that split second, the golden woman jerked up, her emerald eyes sharp with fear. Before she could leap away, the wide net dropped over her. The long daggerstones at its corners sank deep into the soft forest floor, ensnaring the shining beauty. Around Lutus, the hunters roared their thrill.

Hop over to this blog to read David Wisehart's interview. He asks me some great questions and I tell him what I did when I was told my writing was bad.

http://kindle-author.blogspot.com/2011/07/kindle-author-interview-barbara-phinney.html