Saturday 27 November 2010

News, deals, free books and more!

Hi, welcome to the Great Kindle Deals - the blog that will keep you up to date with the latest Kindle Deals and more. This week we are the number 3 blog on the Kindle Store so thank you ever so much for subscribing. Let's get straight into the news:

News:
1. Amazon's Black Friday Deals - As predicted Amazon did not offer any discounts on the Wifi or 3G Kindle in the UK; in the US, they sold off "thousands" of old stock Kindle 2s. Amazon clearly does not need to lower the price of the Kindle although a £99 price point in the UK might make the Kindle seem that bit more appealing. Amazon sold thousands of other items at discounted prices, this could really be the beginning of the American tradition moving to the UK. Meanwhile until Monday you can get £20 off £60 at Javari.co.uk - the Amazon owned footwear retailer, with free 24-hour shipping, if you click here and use coupon code "JAVMODEL." You can also get £2 free to spend on MP3s when you spend £10 in the Amazon music store located here.

2. Amazon Italy opens - Amazon has launched amazon.it and the lucky folk over in italy are now able to get products from Amazon without having to pay import duties or excessive shipping. In facet Amazon.it is offering 1 year of Amazon Prime membership for under ten euros which guarantees delivery within two to three days.

Book deals:
1. Wish List (£0.71)
Rated 4 stars average from 1 review
Synopsis: "Be careful what you wish for!
When Buddy Pancake and his drinking buddies stumble across the Wish List website, they jokingly post their "impossible" wishes. Imagine their surprise when, one by one, the wishes start coming true! But Buddy and his pals neglected to read the fine print explaining the price they must pay for the wishes they've been granted.
Wish list is a compelling, nail-biting, laugh-out-loud thriller in the tradition of Saving Rachel."

2. Moab Is My Washpot (£2.69) by Stephen Fry
Rated 4.5 stars average from 101 reviews
Synopsis: "A humorous autobiography that covers the author's time at public school, acting and writing career and the ups and downs of his personal life."

3. The Abigail Affair (£0.69) by Timothy Frost
Rated 4 stars average from 6 reviews
Synopsis: "Toby Robinson is 22 and broke. He lands a job as junior steward on a Russian billionaire's yacht in the Caribbean, and feels his luck is about to change.
It is, but not in the way Toby hoped. On his first night aboard he is framed for a brutal murder.
His attractive crewmate Julia seems to be the only one on his side. But can he trust her?
With his mobile phone confiscated, armed only with a winning smile and a flair for mixing cocktails, can Toby clear his name, stay alive - and foil the sinister international conspiracy that threatens to entangle him? It's New Year's Eve and something terrible will take place at midnight. Time is running out, and so are Toby's options ..."


Freebies:

  • Three free books by Amazon bestselling author Stephen Leather: (send these to your @free.kindle.com email address and then download via the kindle's wifi)
    • "The Basement" Synopsis: "A serial killer is torturing and killing women in New York. And two detectives are sure that a writer is behind the murders. But as they close in on their suspect, a woman is being held captive in a basement somewhere in the city. Can they find the killer before the latest victim is killed?"
    • "Dreamer's Cat" Synopsis: "The hero is a Dreamer, a one-in-a-million talent who lays down psi-discs for the Cerebral Broadcasting Corporation. Dreamers are employed on billion-dollar contracts to produce psi-discs, the entertainment of the future. But when Dreamers start to die, our hero has to go into their alternative realities on the track of the killer."
    • "Once Bitten" Synopsis: "Jamie Beaverbrook is an English psychologist working for the Los Angeles Police Department. His job - to sort out the insane from the sane, the crazies from the ones who are pretending to be crazy. But Beaverbrook's life is turned upside down one night when the police find a girl crouched over a man with his throat torn out. The girl has blood on her lips but claims she only found the body. Beaverbrook doesn't take long to establish that she's totally sane - but he is forced to face a bigger question. Is she a vampire? And what does she want from him?"

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