Did you know, when you decided to buy an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch, that it would be your ticket to saving hundreds of dollars on free ebooks? Steven Jobs and Jeffrey Bezos may not think of themselves as business partners, but when it comes to saving you money with iPad-compatible freebies from the Kindle Store, that's exactly what they are!
The free promotional titles just keep on coming in the Kindle Store. Today we have L. Ron Hubbard's The Last Drop and Moira Rogers' Cry Sanctuary, the leadoff novel in her Red Rock Pass series.
Two mid-day additions to our updated list of dozens of free Kindle promotional titles:
A new daybook from inspirational author Zig Ziglar and a popular religious novel start the week's free Kindle Store promotional listings:
by Dwight "Ike" Reighard 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 customer reviews)
(Love Comes Softly Series, Book 1) by Janette Oke 4.8 out of 5 stars (104 customer reviews)
Also, if you are a fan of Kindle Store bargains, don't miss this weekend post:
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- "Free" in the Kindle Store refers, for now, to the price for download to US-based Kindles. Amazon adds charges for Kindles based beyond US borders.
- Originally posted to Planet iPad 6.15.2010.
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The best way to find out about these free listings right away, when they occur, is to subscribe to the Kindle edition of Planet iPad, which pushes Planet iPad Free Book Alerts directly to your Kindle Home screen 24/7. And in the case of many free listings that disappear within a matter of hours or days, "right away" is often just in time.
No Kindle Required: Whether you are a long-time Kindle owner or you've just acquired an iPad and are filling it with ebooks for the first time or you are reading Kindle books on a PC, Mac, BlackBerry, iPhone or iPad Touch, you can get any and all of these titles absolutely free on your Kindle-compatible device of choice! Click here to download a free Kindle App for your device .
Here are our other updated free promotional iPad-compatible listings in the Kindle for iPad Store as of June 15:
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by Alison Strobel
by David L. Cook
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