Most times these books are only free for a day or two, so you have to grab them while you can. Worry about whether you really want to read it later if it seems interesting. And be careful, they can change from free to not free at any time.
I have decided to list books for no more than one day to avoid cluttering up the posts, unless there is some reason I think the book deserves extra attention.I have also decided to consolidate to a single post, instead of sometimes splitting them up by subject matter.
From the top 100 free list
The Devil's Grin (Kronberg Crimes)
At the turn of the 19th century, bacteriological research has made a tremendous leap. When epidemics were still untamed and claimed thousands of lives, Pasteur and Koch isolated deadly bacteria to develop vaccines. Biological warfare was but a small step away...
In Victorian London's cesspool of crime and disease, a series of murders remains undiscovered until a cholera victim is found floating in the city's drinking water supply. Dr Anton Kronberg, England's best bacteriologist, is called upon to investigate and finds evidence of abduction and medical maltreatment. While Scotland Yard has little interest in pursuing the case, Kronberg pushes on and crosses paths with Sherlock Holmes. The detective immediately discovers Kronberg's secret - a woman masquerading as a man in order to practice medicine - a criminal deed that could land her in prison for years to come. But both must join forces to stop a crime so monstrous, it outshines Jack the Ripper's deeds in brutality and cold-bloodedness.
The Devil's Grin is the 1st book in the bestselling Kronberg Crimes series
Warning: This book contains foul language, non-explicit sex-scenes, explicit dissection scenes, violence, and considerable female power.
This e-book is DRM-free and Creative Commons Licenced.
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How To Plant Your First Garlic Garden
Want to grow your very own Garlic? You can do it with this fun and easy gardening garlic guide.
From choosing the right spot to soil preparation to harvesting,
How To Plant Your First Garlic Garden shows you the right way
to grow Garlic no matter the size of your plot or your dietary needs.
You'll learn the best way to plot your garden and how to get your soil in the best shape;
from select the types of Garlic you would like to grow how to plant your seeds properly;
and how to care for them the right way as they grow. You'll also know the best time to harvest
your Garlic and the best ways to enjoy them.
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Free From Stackpole.
Stackpole puts a book or two up for free periodically. I have read several of their free books. Some interesting stuff. Most of what I have seen is WWII German military history, with varying quality of translation, some other military history from lesser known units, along with some fishing and other outdoors oriented books.
The Handgun Encyclopedia
The Handgun Encyclopedia is the world’s number #1 source for handgun information. The text covers the evolution of pistols and revolvers from the matchlock to the latest automatic. The book has more than 800 illustrations and over 500 pages of in-depth material that any gun enthusiast will love.
Whether you want to know more about the early single trigger German Wheelock, or would like to delve into the world of Colt handguns, this incredible encyclopedia has you covered.
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[Its been free before. Have not read it yet.]
The Handgun Encyclopedia
The Handgun Encyclopedia is the world’s number #1 source for handgun information. The text covers the evolution of pistols and revolvers from the matchlock to the latest automatic. The book has more than 800 illustrations and over 500 pages of in-depth material that any gun enthusiast will love.
Whether you want to know more about the early single trigger German Wheelock, or would like to delve into the world of Colt handguns, this incredible encyclopedia has you covered.
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[Its been free before. Have not read it yet.]
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