http://awesomegang.com

Where Awesome Book Readers Meet Awesome Writers

1. Law of Attraction: The Art of Attracting What You Want (Start Your Success) - Hi there, I have a free ebook offer and want to add the link in your site. I will appreciate if you inform me how I can link my ebook to your site. Detail of my book is given bellow- The book will be offered for free download, from May 24th - May 28th. Would you do anything to get that person back in your life? The pain can be real, I know. This guide will show you in what order you need to take very specific steps to get that person back in your arms. Your old relationship may be over, but why not start an even BETTER one? ASIN: B00D1I9UM2 http://www.amazon.com/Law-Attraction-Attracting-Success-ebook/dp/B00D1I9UM2/ref=sr_1_6?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1369917778&sr=1-6&keywords=law+of+attraction
   
2. Free Fall - M.P. Zorn is the author of the Marcus King Series, including Free Fall and Zero Hour. His next release, Den of Thieves, is currently in production and is scheduled for release in September of 2013. Additional titles are also being scheduled for release in this series. Visit his website MPZorn.com for more information.
   
3. Healthy Eating Made Easy by Jodi Burke - Jodi became a Raw Foods Chef several years ago after being introduced to a complete raw ' live' food dinner one night and couldn't believe how good it tasted and the sense it made. Jodi has always loved being in the kitchen - creating and sharing dishes and finding healthier ways of eating and this just took it up a level. Eating more raw healthy foods should be easy, nutritious, simple yet tasty so that anyone can add more healthy dishes to their way of eating and you don't have to go all the way if you don't want too!!. These books share simple ideas, ways and recipes for any one who wants to eat healthier but doesn't know where to start!
   
4. New Beginnings: Book 2 The Secrets of Clayton County Trilogy - Each of these books is written from a genuine sense of knowing the community; author, Don Wooldridge, born and raised in Davenport, Iowa, and lived in the Mississippi River Valley for over 30 years. Grateful for the privilege of living along the Mississippi river, as a writer Don remembers the people of the small river communities and shares their faith that small town values and lifestyle will be everlasting. Don’s education spans from Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas to Rutgers University in Brunswick, New Jersey. An accomplished writer, he spent 30 years in the technical training and development arena, as a technical writer, instructional designer, and interactive learning systems designer and producer. Wooldridge’s career took him far from his roots… throughout the US and Canada, as well as England, Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands. Today, Don enjoys putting his voice to print, and using his writing as a vehicle for taking readers back to their own roots. Writing novels inspired by his heritage, Don always welcomes the opportunity to speak about bartering, the Trilogy, or his journey as an author.
   
5. Another 81 Overlooked and Undervalued Money Saving Tips: Incredible Ideas for Adults and Kids - Blake Dresden focuses on offering tips and ideas to families who want to reduce their spending but still enjoy family activities. Along with his wife, Blake has picked up on many free or low cost activities that will help people keep more money in their pockets. It's about conforming to today's beliefs that money should be saved and not spent in haste.
   
6. Facebook Marketing That Doesn’t Suck - Michael Rogan is a part-time ninja and full-time founder of Punk Rock Marketing. A blog dedicated to helping small businesses sell more stuff, kick serious ass, and eventually rule the world.
   
7. The Hangman’s Replacement: Sprout of Disruption - Taona Dumisani Chiveneko is the author of ‘The Hangman’s Replacement’ series. The Zimbabwean citizen was born either between the Zambezi and the Limpopo rivers, or along the road which runs from Mutare to Hwange. Mr. Chiveneko has refused to confirm which option is true. He is also equally circumspect about his age, which he has pegged at: ‘More than ten, but less than a hundred-years-old.’ Mr. Chiveneko is widely regarded as the most anti-social African author. He is rumoured to have based the Luxon Hurudza character on himself. Even as a child, Mr. Chiveneko was not personable. The boy ignored anyone who tried to start a conversation with him. This behaviour won him the nickname, ‘Hombarume’, the Shona word for ‘hunter’. According to the village elder who gave him the name, the young Taona was destined to spend his entire life hunting for a sense of social etiquette. The elder’s prediction turned out to be wrong. The boy never embarked on the quest at all. As a recluse, he spent his life hunting for something else: solitude. Mr. Chiveneko is rumoured to live in a remote location with a hypertensive pangolin, three shrews, and a termite colony (enclosed in a large glass tank). He is also the half-proud owner of two cats. Apparently, he only loves one of them, but is compelled to keep them both. The creatures are inseparable companions. In fact, when Mr. Chiveneko sold the cat he did not like, the remaining one went on a three day hunger strike. Eventually, Mr. Chiveneko was forced to buy back the tubby feline for thrice the price he had sold it. As a miser, this incident was highly traumatic for him. This unusual sacrifice for another living creature reflects a tender side of this enigmatic writer. Nevertheless, that part of the man is very small indeed. During the only interview he has ever granted, Mr. Chiveneko confessed that his childhood dream was to become a taxidermist. However, this ambition was shattered when he realized that taxidermy had nothing to do with replacing the bodywork of taxi cabs. In grief, he bought a diary and vented his sorrow on its pages with a feather quill. The experience was refreshing. Through tragedy, he found his calling. The rest is history. To this day, he still writes with feather quills that he picks up along a popular flight path of migrating geese. There are only two pictures of Mr. Chiveneko in existence. Neither image portrays his features clearly. In the first, he wears a thick scarf to hide a recurring case of mumps. He is also wearing an ill-fitting hat that he bought at a second-hand store thirty-two years ago. The second image is a drawing of the author’s alter-ego. The picture depicts the mournful face of an unnamed man with thick dreadlocks. When asked whether this face was a self-portrait, Mr. Chiveneko said it was not. The face came to him during a dream in his youth. For reasons he cannot explain, he felt a strong and instinctive bond with it. ‘I felt like it was an alternative expression of me. Mr. Chiveneko only communicates with the wider world through his long suffering lawyer. Any demonstration of courtesy expressed in his novels, (including the acknowledgements), are the work of his tireless legal representative.
   
8. How I Sold $2.2 Million Dollars of an Ebook- How to Make Money Online Selling Ebooks - My name is Shawn LeBrun and I've been an internet marketer for over 12 years now. That means for the last 12 years, I've worked from home (or anywhere else I've wanted to work) and have created a lifestyle business that allows me to make a great income while enjoying the freedom to do what I want, when I want.
   
9. Stalking Sly Stallone and Other Unfortunate Choices, a Memoir by a Love and Sex Addict - Virginia Stirling Chapel's monologues on relationship and marriage have entertained theater classes and audiences for almost two decades. To protect family, friends, and old boyfriends, she now writes under a pen name.
   
10. JOMO AND MATA Sibling Rivalry by Alyssa Chase - Alyssa Chase was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and grew up in Kansas. She holds degrees in English and studio art and has worked as an editor and writer for more than twenty years. She lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, with her husband, Robert Rebein, their children, Ria and Jake, and their dog, Blue. She’s the author of TESSA ON HER OWN, JOMO AND MATA and STANLEY’S “This is the Life!” all published by JOAN’S eBOOKS LLC.
    
11. The Chaos Protocol by Nancy J McKibben - Nancy McKibben was born in Conneaut, Ohio, grew up in Fredericktown, and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from The Ohio State University with a B.A. in French and an (unofficial) minor in Russian. After graduation and marriage, she toured as the journalist with a singing group in the U.S., Asia, Western Europe, and Eastern Europe before the fall of communism. She and her husband lived in the United Kingdom for six years, and their first two children were born there. After moving back to the States, she continued to write short pieces, but invested most of her energy in her growing family (six children, whom she homeschooled through the eighth grade), and it was not until 1998 that she wrote her first novel, The Chaos Protocol, which was a finalist for the 2000 Ohioana Book Award for Fiction. The second book in the Millennium Trilogy, Blood on Ice, followed a few years later. Discouraged by the lack of interest from traditional agents and publishers, Nancy returned to journalism, writing a series of feature articles for Edible Columbus magazine, for which she still writes, whose emphasis on fresh, local foods, sustainably produced, mirrors her own interests. In 2002 she received a humor writing award from the James Thurber House for her essay “A Char is Born.” With the advent of the ereader and the rise of the ebook, Nancy realized that she was free to eliminate the middleman (traditional publishing) and publish Blood on Ice as an ebook, where she hopes it will turn out to be one of those novels that publishers are really sorry they failed to pick up. Still married to the same remarkable man, Nancy is still living and writing in Columbus. nancy@nancymckibben.com
    
12. STANLEY’S “THIS IS THE LIFE! Fun With Wellness by Alyssa Chase Rebein - Alyssa Chase was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and grew up in Kansas. She holds degrees in English and studio art and has worked as an editor and writer for more than twenty years. She lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, with her husband, Robert Rebein, their children, Ria and Jake, and their dog, Blue. She’s the author of TESSA ON HER OWN, JOMO AND MATA and STANLEY’S “This is the Life!” all published by JOAN’S eBOOKS LLC.
    
13. Hounds of Autum by Heather Blackwood - Heather Blackwood is an American author of modern and historical fantasy, steampunk and mystery. Her books include Hounds of Autumn and The Clockwork Cathedral. She enjoys playing Celtic harp, writing and reading historical fiction, fantasy, mystery and science fiction. Her obsessions include historic cemeteries, cuckoo clocks, tea, nesting dolls, old books, baby sloths, time travel and stained glass. She graduated with a BA in literature with a minor in history, earning college honors and honors in the major. She has worked as a high school English teacher, a marketing copy editor, technical editor and an engineering technical writer at a Fortune 500 company. She is now a full-time novelist. Find out about current books and upcoming publications at www.heatherblackwood.com.
    
14. Eternity by Tmonique Stephens - Tmonique’s Biography Full In high school, Tmonique Stephens wrote her first novel about a reporter and a hockey player after the U.S. hockey team won gold in the 1980 Olympics. She loves paranormal and fantasy romances and will read anything about fairies, demons, or angels. She also enjoys Stephen King and Dean Koontz. Born in St. Thomas USVI, but raised in The Bronx, New York, she lived one mile from Yankee Stadium. She loves the SyFy, The History Channel, and Asian cuisine, but her heart and stomach long for anything from the Caribbean. Have any Caribbean recipes out there? Please share! Her mother died before she had a chance to teach her the secrets of Caribbean cooking. ETERNITY and EVERLASTING are the first two novels in her Egyptian Gods Series. Why the Egyptian Gods, you ask? She challenges that with, “Why not?” All the other gods have been extensively covered, except the Egyptians. Undiscovered territory has always appealed to her. She enjoys writing flawed characters who reflect the emotional baggage we all carry. She writes complicated stories for complicated people.
    
15. WHAT DID JESUS SAY The Seven Messages from the Master - The words of Jesus have guided Rev. Terry Allan Christian through out his life. Since dedicating his life to Jesus in his early childhood, he’s been reading the red lettered version of the Gospels as recorded in the NLT & NKJV Bible. He primarily concentrates on the “words of Jesus” and the example of His actions. Personally, he will tell you that his acceptance of Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior has been pivotal in carrying him “safely” through all his life challenges. He’s a former Inspirational Speaker and Executive Trainer with over 20 years experience giving more than 2,500 presentations to private and public audiences across America and Canada. Several years ago Terry retired as a public speaker, after feeling the Holy Spirit redirecting his life. While in prayer, he was told to create a book containing only the “words of Jesus”. A book that would teach “Believers”, without interpretations, opinions or commentary. It would take him 12 years to complete the book - “What Did Jesus Say . . . The Seven Messages from the Master”. Today, he leads Foundations for Life Ministries and counsels individuals and couples seeking a more mature understanding of their relationship with Jesus Christ. His Ministry, is dedicated to helping his brothers and sisters in Christ live in a never-ending state of love, truth and forgiveness as followers of Jesus Christ. He says after "repentance", this was the main message Jesus taught; and teaching the way by the word is the cornerstone on which his book and ministry is founded. His calling is to share the MESSAGE OF JESUS as recorded in the Holy Bible, using only the WORDS OF JESUS. He was first called at 23 and told he would be a teacher for Jesus. Then in 1998, at age 46 (while in prayer), the Holy Spirit instructed him to fast, pray and walk for 46 days- one day per year of his life. He did this walk, drinking only water, juice and decaf coffee, while feasting on the THE WORD as food, always remembering what Jesus said . . . "Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word of God" Luke 4:4 “While on this fast, my spirit was broken,my heart repented of my sins and I wept for days and weeks. When I was done, I was restored,renewed and cleansed and I haven’t been the same since." (T. Christian) Three years later, after the fast and delivering over 2500 speeches, Terry retired from the Motivational Speaking Industry. He said, while in prayer, the Holy Spirit told him to begin preparing for his ministry by creating a book using only the words of Jesus as they were recorded in the NKJB. This book would be dedicated to all Christians: the young, the old, whether new believers or life-long followers of Jesus Christ. His book - What Did Jesus Say . . . The Seven Messages from the Master, was released in 2012 and he is now in active ministry as the Holy Spirit said he would.
    
16. Life Rehab: Don’t Overdose on Pain, People and Power by Kanika Tolver - Kanika Tolver was born in Washington, D.C. and educated in Prince George's County, Maryland. Kanika is an author, motivational speaker, and highly decorated employee of the United States Government. As a 2005 graduate of Bowie State University, she holds an undergraduate degree in Computer Technology with a concentration in Internet Technology. Kanika is an Information Technology Project Manager in the Federal Government with over 12 years of experience. Currently, she manages mobile applications, web applications, and social media outlets. Kanika is the CEO of Cool Geeks Media, LLC, which is a creative and innovative media firm that provides branding, web design, and photography services.
    
17. The Trading Society - Eric Martin is the pen name of this 1988 graduate of The University of Notre Dame, where he worked as a news reporter on the staff of The Observer, the independent student newspaper. When not writing at Starbucks, he puts his bachelor of arts degree in government to use selling running shoes and promoting the gospel of a healthy lifestyle at Fleet Feet Sports in Chicago where he also writes and edits copy for the store’s website. He does not have an advanced degree in fiction writing, only has a fertile, and some noted overactive, imagination with him since childhood in Seneca Falls in Upstate New York. It is his wish to write an enjoyable story people might want to take time out of their busy day to read and escape the grind of reality for a few hours. The Trading Society is his debut novel under his pen name; expanding on a shorter work originally developed in a Yahoo story group in 1999. He lives in Homewood, Illinois, a suburb south of Chicago, with his rescue greyhound, and sometimes muse, Cubbie.
    
18. Nasty Evil Bitch Boss - Grant McKenzie is the internationally-published author of four edge-of-your-seat thrillers, plus an ongoing mystery series set in San Francisco. His debut novel, Switch, was published by Bantam UK, Heyne Germany and Penguin Canada before launching in the U.S. and Taiwan. His other novels include: No Cry For Help, K.A.R.M.A. and Port of Sorrow. Under the pen name, M.C. Grant, he writes the Dixie Flynn series that began with Angel With A Bullet, continued in September with Devil With A Gun, and will return in 2014 with Baby With A Bomb. His short story Underbelly appeared in the First Thrills anthology edited by Lee Child from Tor/Forge. As a journalist, Grant has worked in virtually every area of the newspaper business from the late-night “Dead Body Beat” at a feisty daily tabloid to senior copy/design editor at two of Canada’s largest broadsheets, and Editor-in-Chief of Monday magazine. He currently resides in Victoria.
    
19. Demon Lord III – Grey God by TC Southwell - T. C. Southwell was born in Sri Lanka and moved to the Seychelles when she was a baby. She spent her formative years exploring the islands – mostly alone. Naturally, her imagination flourished and she developed a keen love of other worlds. The family travelled through Europe and Africa and, after the death of her father, settled in South Africa. T. C. Southwell has written over thirty novels, ranging from fantasy and science fiction to romance and adventure, as well as five screenplays. Her hobbies include motorcycling, horse riding and art, and she is now a full-time writer.