90 Free Kindle Downloads - 6/22 (code, meal, dinner, food)

[MPowering1]

Here are the Kindle books being offered for free today - 6/22/18.

These Kindle ebooks can be read on the Kindle, but also on your computer with the kindle program, or the kindle app on many different mobile devices.

Also, Kindle book prices change frequently, so make sure it’s $0 before you checkout.

Today’s top rated books:

• Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
• The Tempest by William Shakespeare
• Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare
• Cymbeline by William Shakespeare
• Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
• Typee by Herman Melville
• Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes
• Cosega Search by Brandt Legg
• After The Ending by Lindsey Pogue
• The Complete Works of William Shakespeare by William Shakespeare
• One Night in Tehran: A Titus Ray Thriller by Luana Ehrlich
• Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche
• Cowboy Seasons: Four Book Boxed Set by Kathleen Ball
• Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
• Mark Twain: Complete Works by Mark Twain
• The Man in the Iron Mask by Alexandre Dumas
• Training Their Mate by Vella Day
• The Thin Wall: A POW/MIA Truth Novel by R. Cyril West

Drama/Fiction

• The Thin Wall: A POW/MIA Truth Novel
• Naughty by Nature
• The Brethren Prince: Piracy, Revenge, and the Culture Clash of the Old Caribbean
• Summers’ Love – A Cute and Funny Cinderella Love Story
• The Ladies’ Paradise
• Stan The Awakening: A Gripping Psychological Thriller
• Agnes Hopper Bets on Murder
• Undercover Princess
• The Long Way Home
• Champagne Float
• Details Of Deception: A Suspense Crime Thriller
• A Girl Can Only Take So Much

Thriller/Mystery/Action

• Typee
• Don Quixote
• Penrod and Sam
• The complete works of Saki
• The Black Tulip
• Erewhon, or Over The Range
• Seventeen: A Tale of Youth and Summer Time and the Baxter Family Especially William
• Toy of the Gods
• Bouvard and Pécuchet
• Arcane Enchantment
• The Man in the Iron Mask
• Unlucky Dip: Short series prequel to the K’Barthan Series

Science Fiction

• Chronicles of Time: Book 1
• Selected Short Stories Featuring New Corpse Smell
• Kalrea’s Legacy
• The Rebellious Earthling: Tale of The Turquoise Mirror
• Automaton Women

Cooking/Food

• Passionate About Pierogies: Delicious Homemade Pierogi Recipes
• The Easy 5-Ingredient Crock Pot Cookbook: Quick, Easy & Delicious Crock Pot Express Recipes for Fast & Healthy Meals
• POWER PRESSURE COOKER XL COOKBOOK: 500 Easy and Delicious Electric Pressure Cooker Recipes For Fast and Healthy Meals
• Decadent Dessert Smoothies: Simply Delicious Smoothies
• Spanish Food: Top 30 Healthy, Easy, Tasty And Popular Spanish One Dish, Main Dish And Appetizer Meals

Religion

• My Radical Encounters with Angels: Angels in the Flesh, Angels of Protection and More
• A Bridge Apart
• Fatal Transaction
• Michael Jackson Speaks from Heaven: A Divine Revelation

Romance

• The Tempest
• Mr. Control
• Twenty Years After
• Fool Me Once
• Red Team Boxed Set, Volume 1
• The Bear’s Mail Order Mate: A Paranormal Shifter Romance
• January On Fire: A Firefighter Fake Marriage Romance

Fantasy

• The Sword of Sighs
• Blood Moon: A New Adult Urban Fantasy Vampire Novel
• Vice: A Knight World Novel
• Believing Magic: Believing Magic Series
• Leonardo’s Secret: Clean Up Your Act!

History

• The History of the Knights Templar
• America’s Star Spangled Banner Story
• Private Lucky: One Man’s Unconventional Journey from the Horrors of Nazi Occupation to the Fulfillment of a High-Flying American Dream

Biographies/Memoirs

• Che Guevara: A Life From Beginning to End
• Revenge Killings: The Horrific True Story of LAPD Cop and Serial Killer, Chris Dorner
• Ness City Chronicles

Business

• Book Marketing, Book Trailers and Author Etiquette in a Nutshell
• Flexible Leadership – 7 Leadership Styles to Master
• Forex Trading: Ultimate Proven Guide to Profitable Trading: Volume II – Introduction to Foreign Exchange

Humor

• The New Mrs D: An Hilarious, Uplifting, Anti-Romantic Comedy Fiction Novel
• El perro del hortelano
• WTF??? 500+ Memes Funny As Hell

Other

• A Little Like Destiny
• Catapult Loading System: How To Teach 100-Pound Hitters To Consistently Drive The Ball 300-Feet
• How to Print from iPad or iPhone to Any Printer without apps: Turns all printers to be airprint pritners

Graphic Novels

• American Dark Age #1

Children’s/Teen

• Just Plain Weird
• The Dark of Twilight
• Falling
• black tiger
• Heir of Pendel

Horror

• The Eyes of the Dead: A Novel of Supernatural Suspense
• The Road Cain Walks
• Manhattan Wolf 1: A Supernatural Crime Thriller
• Hell’s Teeth: A Novel of Supernatural Suspense
• The Clowns Outside: A Novelette of Supernatural Suspense

[Ketabcha]

Oh oh oh........"The Complete Works of Saki"
I'm thrilled to see that one listed. H.H. Munro (AKA: Saki) was such a clever fellow. I love his stories and will be very happy to read them again.


Thank you, MP1. Have a great weekend.

[PinaCarlotta]

Originally Posted by Ketabcha

Thank you, MP1. Have a great weekend.

I second that.

[MPowering1]

Ms K, why do I always feel compelled to download books when you oh oh oh and yippee them? My Kindle is starting to look like me after Thanksgiving dinner.

Ketabcha and Pina, you're welcome - and I hope you both have a wonderful weekend!

[Ketabcha]

Originally Posted by MPowering1

Ms K, why do I always feel compelled to download books when you oh oh oh and yippee them? My Kindle is starting to look like me after Thanksgiving dinner.

What a nice compliment, MP1. Thank you.

I think you will enjoy Saki. His tales are a combination of humor, irony and a wee bit of angst.
I compare his writing to that of O'Henry. I am not usually a fan of short stories but make an exception for Saki and O'Henry. They both are "everyman" in my way of thinking and they were both extremely talented writers who never fail to amaze me.

It took me a very long time to finally buy a kindle. Thanks to a fellow C-D member I bought the first one. She and her hubby walked me through the in's and out's of using the kindle during a long-distance phone call to Canada.

Both of my parents were voracious readers and as a result, so am I. That is one of the greatest gifts they gave me.

[601halfdozen0theother]

I think I was too young when I read Saki - some of his stories horrified me, and they still make me queasy in hindsight. Wasn't there one about a rat forced to eat itself? I'm too scared of those memories to try him again.

But Kidnapped, yay!

[MPowering1]

Originally Posted by 601halfdozen0theother

I think I was too young when I read Saki - some of his stories horrified me, and they still make me queasy in hindsight. Wasn't there one about a rat forced to eat itself? I'm too scared of those memories to try him again.

But Kidnapped, yay!

I love a good yay! Glad you found a freebie you wanted to read.

Originally Posted by Ketabcha

What a nice compliment, MP1. Thank you.

I think you will enjoy Saki. His tales are a combination of humor, irony and a wee bit of angst.
I compare his writing to that of O'Henry. I am not usually a fan of short stories but make an exception for Saki and O'Henry. They both are "everyman" in my way of thinking and they were both extremely talented writers who never fail to amaze me.

It took me a very long time to finally buy a kindle. Thanks to a fellow C-D member I bought the first one. She and her hubby walked me through the in's and out's of using the kindle during a long-distance phone call to Canada.

Both of my parents were voracious readers and as a result, so am I. That is one of the greatest gifts they gave me.

It's a well deserved compliment and you're welcome. The book has great reviews on Amazon and I was surprised to see when it was written and comments that it sounded so contemporary. I look forward to reading it, so thank YOU for the post or I wouldn't have taken a look.

My parents always had books in their faces, too. I was the kid who would stay up until I was exhausted with a flashlight under the covers just so I could keep reading. I agree that the love of reading is truly a gift. I wish I had more time to read, but I guess it can wait a few more years when life slows down a bit.