16 Free Harlequin Books!


Have you been to the Harlequin website lately? You should go on over. Harlequin is celebrating 60 yrs of reading pleasure and is giving away free eBooks as a gift to us, the readers.

As long as you have a computer, you should be able to read these eBooks. You can download the eBooks from here: http://www.eharlequin.com/store.html?cid=1316&cmpid=BLSOC200901290002

I rec’d an iPod Touch for Christmas, and I love it. Why? Because I can download eBooks on my Touch and get comfy on my couch or take it to bed with me. Also, on those long drives at night back from the city, I can now read in comfort without having to hold and shine a booklight or small flashlight at what I’m reading. The Touch has its own easy-on-the-eyes backlight.

So you know what this means, right? I’m downloading all 16 of the free eBooks! And these aren’t books from the Harlequin archives – no, these are current releases within the past year – and one from every Harlequin line.

And if you want more free books, Harlequin also has on-line reads at http://www.eharlequin.com/articlelist.html which are updated on a weekly basis. There’s even an on-line library for past free on-line reads.

So, if you’re looking for a free book and you have a computer, either download a free eBook or read one of the on-line ones.

And save a tree while you’re at it.

Do you read eBooks? Or do you like the feel of a real printed book? Do you think eBooks will ever replace print books? Come on... talk to me...

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