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Everything Must Go

On By chrisnickson2In Cathy Marsden, dark briggate blues, gods of gold, leeds, richard nottingham, simon westow, tom harperLeave a comment

Want some cheap books? Want to spend next to nothing for hours of reading? Well…

My publishers have put all my books in Kindle Unlimited. That means the ebooks can only be read or bought through Amazon, for Kindle (sorry, but that’s out of my hands). However, if you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, they’re free. Or, if not, you can buy them, and I don’t believe any of them costs more than £2.99 (cheap in the US, too, where thney’re also on KU).

What does that mean? The two Cathy Marsden book, including The Faces Of The Dead, which only came out in April, are a bargain. Same with the eight Simon Westow books, all 11 Tom Harper novels, and seven Richard Nottingham books. That’s on top of another publisher offering the Dan Markham book and all four Chesterfield novels at a bargain price.

I’m not s\aying you should, but really, you should.

Thanks good – and good reading.

A Very Special Deal

On By chrisnickson2In Cathy Marsden, leedsLeave a comment

You won’t have noticed, but No Precious Truth, the first in my Cathy Marsden WWII series set in Leeds, vanished off Amazon for a little while. Inevitably, I panicked, but my publisher had it all in hand. Yesterday the listing was back, looking shiny and fresh.

And today, the ebook returned as part of Kindle Unlimited, at least in the UK. Quite what that means, I don’t know (these are uncharted waters for me), but I’m assured it’s a good thing.

So, as The Faces Of The Dead arrives in the world, blinking and looking around, its predecessor is free for those who subscribe to Kindle Unlimited.

What about those who don’t? He’s the really good deal. The Kindle edition of No Precious Truth is just 99p to buy, which is far cheaper than chips (last time I ordered any, I paid £1.50 for a small bag of chips added on to an order of fish). You lose more than that in the sofa each week. And for those in America, it’s 99c.

For the UK, click here

In the US, click here

If you haven’t read The Faces Of The Dead yet, this is a fine place to start, a chance to meet Woman Police Sergeant Cathy Marsden, her family in Gipton, and the men in the Special Investigation Branch in Leeds.

Yes, as you can guess, I’m hoping you’ll all take a chance on it – after all, what do you have to lose?

And doin’t forget The Faces Of The Dead….just waiting for you.