Spice Up the New Year with a Fab Giveaway!

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by Kassandra Lamb

Some people like to change things up occasionally, to add a little spice to their lives. Others like things to stay pretty much the same. They feel more secure if they know what to expect.

One of the things I love about the mystery genre is that we can have it both ways, because there are so many sub-genres—cozy, historical, noir, detective, paranormal, psychological suspense, even steampunk!

To celebrate the New Year, we have a fabulous giveaway for you: 7 FREE MYSTERIES for 7 DAYS!

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There’s something for every mystery lover, so pick your favorite sub-genres or grab up one of each.*

Here’s the list and the links to claim these free ebooks. But hurry! They’re only available through January 10th!

To Kill A Labrador, A Marcia Banks and Buddy Mystery #1 (cozy)
by Kassandra Lamb

Marcia (pronounced Mar-see-a, not Marsha) Banks likes to think of herself as a normal person, even though she has a rather abnormal vocation. She trains service dogs for combat veterans with PTSD. And when the former Marine owner of her first trainee is accused of murdering his wife, she gets sucked into an even more abnormal avocation—amateur sleuth.

Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

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Never Sleep, The Chronicles of a Lady Detective #1 (historical)
by K.B. Owen

An old flame…an assassin’s bullet…the event of the season.

Lady detectives were far and few between in 1885, but Penelope Hamilton is determined to join their ranks, which is why she agrees to help her estranged Pinkerton husband prevent the assassination of a wealthy industrialist. Events soon prove more complicated, however, when she encounters another old flame, who is looking more and more like the prime suspect.

Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

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Bound, A Witches of Doyle Mystery #1 (paranormal cozy)
by Kirsten Weiss

Bound by magic, bound by love, bound by murder…

The Bonheim triplets live seemingly ordinary lives, hiding their magic from the neighbors in the small, mountain town of Doyle, California. But when a body is found in big sister Jayce’s coffee shop, Karin, the practical one, is determined to prove Jayce innocent.

Spells included at the back of the book! Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

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Karma’s A Bitch, A Pet Psychic Mystery #1 (paranormal cozy)
by Shannon Esposito

Darwin Winters, reluctant pet psychic, is determined to leave her family’s paranormal past behind and lead a normal life. So she strikes out on her own and opens up a new pet boutique in St. Pete, Florida. When a local homeless man she befriends is found dead, and the police assume it’s a suicide, Darwin has no choice but to use her gift to help collar the killer.

Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

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One Tough Cookie, A Carol Sabala Mystery #2 (amateur sleuth turned P.I.) by Vinnie Hansen

Carol Sabala’s boss sends the baker and amateur sleuth on a mission: find out who tampered with a teacher’s cookie dough and sickened the faculty. Eager to hone her investigative skills, Carol seizes the opportunity, but she gets much more than she bargained for when a talented student is found dead on the high school’s stage.

Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

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Steam and Sensibility, A Sensibility Grey Mystery #1
(steampunk) by Kirsten Weiss

California Territory, 1848. Gold has been discovered, emptying the village of San Francisco of its male population. Steam-powered technology is still in its infancy.

At 19, Englishwoman Sensibility Grey has spent her life tinkering in her father’s laboratory and missing the finer points of proper British life. When her father dies in penury, she’s shipped to San Francisco and to the protection of an uncle she’s never met. But the California Territory may hold more dangers than even the indomitable Miss Grey can manage.

Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

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Missing on Maui, A Kate on Vacation Mystery #4 (cozy
travel) by Kassandra Lamb

Soon after her arrival on Maui for her niece’s wedding, Kate Huntington discovers that young women are going missing on the island, and Amy’s maid of honor is hanging out with a notorious local player. Is he involved in the disappearances?

Hawaii is supposed to be a relaxing paradise, but Aunt Kate is kept busy chasing down errant wedding party members and refereeing between Amy and her mother… Oh, and facing off with a psychopath.

Click HERE to claim your free ecopy!

*Note: we are asking people to sign up for our newsletters in exchange for these free books. But no worries; we won’t spam you. We only send out newsletters when we actually have news, such as a special offer, new release, sale coming up, etc. And you can unsubscribe at any time.

How about you? Do you like variety, or the sense of security of knowing what to expect?

Either way, may you have a wonderful

Happy 2017

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32 thoughts on “Spice Up the New Year with a Fab Giveaway!”

  1. Jodi Osborn

    Thank you very much. All new books, (to me) with enjoyable plotlines and characters.
    Hapoy New Year from a grateful reader!

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  2. Nancy Dillow

    What a wonderful collection of books you presented today! I wanted to follow you on Facebook, but it brought up my husband’s page and not mine. He would not appreciate it, as our reading tastes are so different. Just know that I enjoyed your choices.

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  3. Carolann Duncan

    I love those mysteries. They are well written and don’t use vulgar language every other word…. That drives me nuts!

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    1. Julie Prewett

      Hi Vinnie,
      I believe “vulgar language every other word” is different than “contain bits of bad language” is totally different. :-). I do not mind your kind and would love to read something you wrote anytime!

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      1. Kassandra Lamb Post author

        I agree, Julie! A huge difference. I have two series, one cozy in which I avoid bad language completely (that’s what that audience expects), but in my other series, I do have “bits” here and there, in the interest of being realistic. People just don’t think “Dang” when facing down a killer. 😀

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  8. Beverlee Smith

    Great assortment of books! I already had some of them, but did manage to grab a couple new ones! Winner winner!!!

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    1. Kassandra Lamb Post author

      Glad we could introduce you to a couple of new authors, Beverlee. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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  10. Denise Larouche

    Thank you so much for the free ebooks.
    I have added 3 to my collection. My Kindle app must be getting full.
    I wish you all a Happy New Year, and looking forward
    to reading your books.
    I read 3-4 a week.

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  12. Alan Udne

    I have been amazed by type of really good new authors that I have been introduced to through this type of site. The authors must be very pleased with the response to their efforts. Of course I don’t think any of them (or their readers) would object to a donation towards the writer;s costs and also as a form of encouragement to continue developing their work?

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    1. Kassandra Lamb Post author

      We have had a really great response to this giveaway, Alan! I’m pretty impressed with instaFreebie and its ability to get readers and authors hooked up with each other. 🙂

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  13. Mona

    I am a little late wishing you a Happy New Year, but I do mean it. And I want to thank you very much for sharing the books with us. They are wonderful and I appreciate it.
    Mona

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  15. Anita

    I was so pleased to see Shannon Esposito’s first book in her Pet Detective series. I had read the entire series on KU a year ago and enjoyed them so much but couldn’t afford to purchase them. So, I immediately pounced on book 1 offered here. Fellow readers, if you love books with a pet theme, some slightly wacky characters, a sweet, developing romance and a good murder mystery thrown in, you will enjoy this series.

    Thank you also to all the new authors I am going to becoming acquainted with over this winter while waiting for spring to return.

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  17. phyllis yambor

    Just finished “To Kill a Labrador”. Totally enjoyed it, especially the attention to our Vets and their companion dogs’ training.
    This was my first of your books.

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